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by alanfranz 8y ago
> How do you do that in a statically typed language? You can do that only if the interface for both types is identical or compatible. They should offer at least a common subset of the same operations. Hence, "generics" is the a
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by alanfranz 8y ago
Shared database is an antipattern. Microservices can be an antipattern by themselves, btw.
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by alanfranz 8y ago
Maybe the author has some valid points, but he/she fails to illustrate them properly. Beyond the not-so-reasonable scenario, the analysis lacks precision. "Wi-Fi credentials stored in plaintext into the firmware" It seems the
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by alanfranz 8y ago
That's an amateur job. Resin explains it - you try to do some exfiltration via an external commercial service? Come on. If the author had setup an encrypted partition where all the "real stuff" was found, and the key for such
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by alanfranz 8y ago
For many distributions (redhat, ubuntu lts, debian) packages can grow rather old. If you want something more up-to-date, linuxbrew can help. I suppose that's less useful on rolling distros like gentoo or arch.
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by alanfranz 8y ago
What is the "right answer"? Is the article claiming that such languages don't respect IEEE-754, or that IEEE-754 is shit? If you want arbitrary precision, use an arbitrary precision datatype. If you use fixed precision, you&#
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NIST's answer to “Do you need a blockchain?”(imgur.com)
357 points by alanfranz 8y ago|171 comments
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OCaml for the Masses (2011)(queue.acm.org)
304 points by alanfranz 8y ago|223 comments
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New Google Pixel 3, Pixel Slate, and Home Hub(blog.google)
322 points by alanfranz 8y ago|572 comments
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Sheldon Brown's Bicycle Technical Info(sheldonbrown.com)
1 points by alanfranz 8y ago|0 comments
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The Mythos of Model Interpretability in Machine Learning(queue.acm.org)
67 points by alanfranz 8y ago|27 comments
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by alanfranz 8y ago
All those indexed funds suggestions are biased by the fact that the stock market, overall, has increased in value OVER TIME: http://www.macrotrends.net/1319/dow-jones-100-year-historica... Remember, the stock market do
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Peer-to-Peer Communication Across Network Address Translators (2005)(brynosaurus.com)
119 points by alanfranz 9y ago|45 comments
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by alanfranz 9y ago
1) Start small. Start in your company. Then go to local user groups (LUG, universities, etc). Then submit applications to small/local tech conferences, then go on to large ones. 2) Read something about the topic, e.g: https:/&#x2
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Stopping the Internet of Noise – A useful internet back again(franzoni.eu)
398 points by alanfranz 9y ago|232 comments
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Amazon's HTML code has a DUCK that says MEOW (2016)(twitter.com)
28 points by alanfranz 10y ago|13 comments
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Ways to do load balancing wrong(queue.acm.org)
222 points by alanfranz 10y ago|29 comments
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Intel Launches 4k-enabled Quad Core NUC(intel.com)
161 points by alanfranz 10y ago|160 comments
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Electron 1.0 is here(github.com)
679 points by alanfranz 10y ago|393 comments
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Borg, Omega, Kubernetes: Lessons learned from container management over a decade(queue.acm.org)
292 points by alanfranz 11y ago|24 comments
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JOOQ: an alternative approach to traditional ORMs(jooq.org)
73 points by alanfranz 11y ago|61 comments
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Inductive Programming Meets the Real World [pdf](research.microsoft.com)
31 points by alanfranz 11y ago|7 comments
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Kill Me Softly – Kill processes in a reliable manner(github.com)
58 points by alanfranz 12y ago|53 comments
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by alanfranz 16y ago
I have been elucubrating on the topic for a while; I think some of your points are not so important (a pretty homepage will be needed once the community is quite large, not for a just-started project). By the way, my thoughts on community p