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by akst 5y ago
Is it really that surprising they’re using web tech? Putting whether it’s an appropriate use of web technology or not aside, I’m not quite sure how they would be able to build a cross platform application [2] with a small team [1] without l
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by akst 6y ago
Is it me or does anyone else confuse the term “Data Oriented Programming” with “Data Oriented Design” [1]? [1]: https://youtu.be/rX0ItVEVjHc
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by akst 6y ago
I'm not suggesting allied nations cannot have disagreements & voice them with each other, I'm saying it's unlikely for the US to "retaliate" against Australia like this, when something like this can be better re
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by akst 6y ago
The bar would have to be incredibly low for the US to retaliate against Australia over this specifically, seeing as Australia is an incredibly strategic pattern to the US in the Asia pacific region, especially with China being a far greater
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by akst 6y ago
Nice! I’d imagine this is a much nicer experience than dialyzer. If the author is reading is it possible to type message passing / processes? I couldn’t see this in the docs but i may have missed it
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by akst 8y ago
While buckets are great for pushing your static content too, I would probably put a CDN in front of it, which is pretty easy to do with CloudFront. Not only is it’s faster it’ll likely be cheaper, due to reads from S3 being more expensive t
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by akst 8y ago
Isn’t this out side the jurisdiction of US courts? This product isn’t operating in the US, so I’d be surprised if the court would do anything... To clarify I’m not a google Stan, I don’t even use gmail, it’s just that Google isn’t the only
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by akst 8y ago
As someone who has worked has written parsers & worker with generated parsers, to add to what OP has said about performance, from my experience there is a lot of noise that comes from a generated parser, and interacting with the code&#x
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by akst 9y ago
For non Australians, the “Liberal” in the Liberal parties name stand for economic liberal.
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by akst 9y ago
I'm actually having trouble with the contrast as well. But I don't think the colours them selves are absolutely unusable together, I think the combination of the colours and the font weight/size is really the issue (although
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by akst 9y ago
Sigh, I cannot edit my comment at this stage, but correction I meant *anti-intellectualism
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by akst 9y ago
You could probably say Generics instead of Parametric polymorphism, while far less formal a lot more people will grok what you're getting at. I guess it's not so clear for algebraic data types, but I'd probably refer to swift
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by akst 9y ago
> It's basically just parametric polymorphism and algebraic data types. They're my two favorite things from Haskell, and both are really simple As a Haskell programmer I agree on the simplicity point, but you may want to use si
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by akst 9y ago
Not sure what the requirements are for the parent comment, I'm just explaining an approach to serialise a graph data structure.
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by akst 9y ago
This looks pretty readable to me https://repl.it/H547/2
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by akst 9y ago
You can probably encode a directed graph by storing the nodes as values in a dictionary which track which nodes they point too, and the keys of the dictionary would be the node identifiers. If you represent it a specific way in your program
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by akst 10y ago
I'm skeptical, as I feel it's too normalised and the of majority people/customers are willing to live with this. On top of that "Customers" who are paying nothing to use these services (Facebook, Twitter, Google, et
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by akst 10y ago
If you want to write extensions in Rust, here's a library for rust that utilises Postgresqls own allocators https://github.com/michaelsproul/postgres-alloc-rs
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by akst 10y ago
I think you're under estimating the amount of time and effort that goes into to making an ergonomic and approachable user interface, that both your technical teams and nontechnical teams enjoy using. Sure someone can replicate it, but
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by akst 10y ago
I was saying Scala was designed for a certain audience in mind, probably Haskell/OCaml devs forced to develop for Java or something like that. Similarly Swift was designed for an intended audience in mind, iOS developers, and so certai
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by akst 10y ago
> The problem with Scala is not that it has all the features of Swift, it's that it has way more. Scala developers see this as an advantage, everybody else sees that as a liability. Well for it's intended audience it's exa
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by akst 10y ago
Oh cool, sounds similar to what Ember is doing with it's glimmer engine. Are you guys compiling it down to dom api, like htmlbars did? or something similar to a VM style runtime like in Ember's Glimmer 2, where templates are compi
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by akst 10y ago
Sure, I'll give it a read.
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by akst 10y ago
Someone having a different point of view online isn't that radical of a concept. Especially considering how easy it is to misinterpret the tone of someone's remark online. It just shows you're going out of your way to clarify
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by akst 10y ago
> That is exactly what I meant, sorry for not being clear. All good, I'm probably tired (Australian time). Maybe it's my inherit bias as an Ember user, but I'd argue Ember's templating language is alot simpler than yo
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by akst 10y ago
Does Angular 2 do any compiler magic with these templates? or are the templates parsed at runtime?
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by akst 10y ago
Apologises if I'm miss reading this > Angular and Ember allows state and logic inside HTML. State updates do not occur in Ember templates. Templates specify the follow data from one component to another, as well as callbacks which a
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by akst 10y ago
Well 3 is a preference (as you've indicated), while I have nothing against transpiling I'm not a fan of having a XML DSL in my Javascript. I can't speak for angular, but I much prefer templates along with a build system that
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by akst 10y ago
> Of course all that goes away when your boss says you need to support JS-disabled browsers Well seeing as this release of angular offers some form of server side rendering, as well as Ember with fastboot, & being implementable in Re
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by akst 10y ago
My experience with Angular documentation was similar, as well as the getting starting guide. I remember posting an issue on stack overflow about an issue I was having on the first few pages of the guide, I realised I had misread the docs, a

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