agbell

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   The world deserves better builds(blog.earthly.dev)

   4 points by agbell 6y ago|0 comments
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   by agbell 6y ago

   This is strange, I wonder why they are targeting this repo? I have labeled some issues 'hacktoberfest' and have gotten very well meaning contributions. Here is an example https://github.com/earthly/earthly&#x
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   Building Subversion and Network Transparent CVS(corecursive.com)

   1 points by agbell 6y ago|0 comments
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   Building Subversion – Software that doesn't suck(corecursive.com)

   2 points by agbell 6y ago|0 comments
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   ReAgent: Applied Reinforcement Learning Platform(reagent.ai)

   1 points by agbell 6y ago|0 comments
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   Building Subversion(corecursive.com)

   1 points by agbell 6y ago|0 comments
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   Typesafe Kubernetes(github.com)

   1 points by agbell 6y ago|0 comments
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   Software the doesn't suck – Building Subversion(corecursive.com)

   1 points by agbell 6y ago|0 comments
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   Algorithm J Live Stream(twitch.tv)

   1 points by agbell 6y ago|0 comments
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    by agbell 7y ago

    I think this just flatmap / bind over lazy lists in languages that support it.
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    by agbell 7y ago

    Noria looks very cool. A lot of engineering time is spent building by hand with kafka and microservices what Noria can seemly generate from a declarative create view statement. He also has some rust great live coding stuff on youtube.
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    Interactive Latency Numbers(colin-scott.github.io)

    17 points by agbell 7y ago|9 comments
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    by agbell 7y ago

    Cool product! I wonder if there would be a way to extend it / use it with my own existing notes, which are all markdown in a folder in plaintext.
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    by agbell 7y ago

    I have learned a lot from the creators Paul and Runar in that past. Their book on FP is legendary in some circles. Unison seems like a super ambitious undertaking, but I wouldn't bet against this team.
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    by agbell 7y ago

    I like plain text backed in google drive. I use The Archive [0] but Notational Velocity [1] is popular as well. I don't have a bookmark system though. This book is an excellent explanation of a plain text knowledge base system [2]. [0
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    by agbell 7y ago

    I enjoyed this talk, and accompanying transcript on defunctionalization. Despite the verbose name, the concept is quite simple and does come up a lot. http://www.pathsensitive.com/2019/07/the-best-refactoring-yo..
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    by agbell 7y ago

    Hal Abelson thinks that javascript is Today's Scheme. That is is carrying the flame of the ideas of Scheme forward.
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    by agbell 7y ago

    I did that interview! Interestingly enough, in it Hal said javascript was the inheritor of the scheme spirit. I worked through the book using #lang sicp in racket however.
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    by agbell 7y ago

    I use zettelkasten The Archive and find it quite useful. Mainly mine is just a mess of random notes though
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    AI Can Thrive in Open Societies(sentiers.media)

    1 points by agbell 7y ago|0 comments
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    by agbell 7y ago

    Great book, it is fun to build some visual and generative. Where you can get new results each run
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    Multi Language Transformation(github.com)

    1 points by agbell 7y ago|1 comments
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    Preserving the Wilderness(ircwebservices.com)

    2 points by agbell 7y ago|0 comments
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    by agbell 7y ago

    Jimmy's transcripts are great. I have been reading through his blog in preparation for a podcast interview and at first, I was a bit skeptical that a transcript could replace a talk but now I find I am liking the format.
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    by agbell 7y ago

    yeah, a ranked ballot solves this problem. The concept of a condorcet winner, is that the winner would win head to head against all non-winners and various ranked ballot schemes pass this condorcet criterion.
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    by agbell 7y ago

    I liked traction, with its focus on try all these things, one may get you to the next level, then try some others. Does this book take the same approach?
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    by agbell 7y ago

    The archive for plaintext notes https://zettelkasten.de/the-archive/
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    by agbell 7y ago

    Is he questioning the findings of Anders Ericsson or saying that they don't apply in certain cases. I read his previous book and it was interesting and also a bit of an assault on Ericsson work, arguing that in Olympic sports, the bes
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    by agbell 7y ago

    See here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20069538
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    by agbell 7y ago

    Its crazy to think in a couple thousand lines of code you could build a language implementation