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by akkad33 2y ago
Is Rust formally verified? Not that I know of
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by akkad33 2y ago
Doesn't F# have byrefs, inrefs and outrefs. How are they different from C# refs? Asking as someone with surface level knowledge of both languages https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fsharp/language-r
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by akkad33 2y ago
Also F#
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by akkad33 2y ago
I wasn't saying it was grammatically incorrect, just that it was a very bloated and roundabout expression instead of saying something simpler like "the court refuses the merger".
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by akkad33 2y ago
Refuses to allow? This is like saying I dislike to like instead of saying I don't like. I would assume there is a different way of writing that.
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by akkad33 2y ago
You can find slackers in every position. But if they were people consistently doing zero work they wouldn't survive en the tech world. In my opinion the biggest slackers are probably in research and in govt jobs, as these are jobs wher
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F# developer stories: how we've fixed a 9-year-old performance issue(devblogs.microsoft.com)
6 points by akkad33 2y ago|0 comments
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by akkad33 2y ago
Murder is also not legal. Obviously legality of actions is not a key factor in decision making here
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by akkad33 2y ago
Are they profitable?
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by akkad33 2y ago
What do you do then?
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by akkad33 2y ago
Imagine someone less privileged than you tries to make a living this way. It's completely legitimate
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by akkad33 2y ago
It's time and effort. If you're not willing to pay you're saying it has no value. I prefer a small upfront fee to seeing in app purchases though
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by akkad33 2y ago
I am a software engineer / data engineer but I have no formal knowledge about architecting a cloud solution for a web app. I do things based on requirements but no way to know if that's the best and most compliant/performant
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by akkad33 2y ago
I have read his book (not cover to cover, but certain chapters). I didn't get anything out of it. I mean I understood sort of the theoretical part, but no idea how it can help architect things. Maybe I'm too dumb
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Ask HN: Good books about architecturing cloud solutions for performance?
15 points by akkad33 2y ago|6 comments
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by akkad33 2y ago
It's definitely worth it to try
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by akkad33 2y ago
Fsharp is pretty good in teams f tooling at least when compared to other functional languages
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by akkad33 2y ago
The lambda syntax and default lambda parameters alone make typescript very hard to parse
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by akkad33 2y ago
This one? http://xahlee.org/Periodic_dosage_dir/las_vegas/20031015_cop... Found it via Google
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by akkad33 2y ago
F# syntax improves on this I think. But why is the article so short? It ends abruptly
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Next is the most impactful C++ release(devclass.com)
1 points by akkad33 2y ago|0 comments
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by akkad33 2y ago
Those are adjectives not comparatives.
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Forthcoming C++ 26 'most impactful release since C++11'(devclass.com)
2 points by akkad33 2y ago|0 comments
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by akkad33 2y ago
How good is it?
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by akkad33 2y ago
There are improvements to the borrow checker that is in the roadmap for Rust 2024. So it's not like the "community" is claiming there are no issues
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by akkad33 2y ago
I think Scala also does this
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Ask HN: Practical books for software engineer to make a difference in efficacy
1 points by akkad33 2y ago|2 comments
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by akkad33 2y ago
That's the traditional stereotype, but I have a hard time believing those whose internet presence is mostly manifested as Twitter stan wars and tiktok trends care about greater ideals than the next viral trend
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by akkad33 2y ago
Why is that evident? Any evidence for it?
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by akkad33 2y ago
> think everyone agreed wasn't very good. Isn't this what people said after Clinton lost in 2016? Hindsight is 20/20

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