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91.
by alper 2y ago
I think here you're pointing at something along the lines of Roc/Gleam?
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by alper 2y ago
I'm dealing with Rust based error handling now and nesting `match` statements is not exactly very happy. Or having to pull in `anyhow` and dealing with its awful awful documentation.
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by alper 2y ago
> water flowed toward Amsterdam unnoticed I'm glad we in tech are not the only ones that deal with these kind of monitoring issues.
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End of the Road for Lambda: Choco's Journey to Kubernetes(choco.com)
4 points by alper 2y ago|1 comments
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by alper 2y ago
An instructive story about the limitations of Lambda as a platform and how sooner or later you will move to ‘boring’ technology and be happy that you did.
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by alper 2y ago
Other people do use this: https://cuppin.gs/ but realistically I only make it for myself. We have coffee venues from different parts of the world but they become red ("picked") only if I and my friends travel ther
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by alper 2y ago
Maybe people in CS should enjoy learning things about CS and not do the bare minimum?
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by alper 3y ago
Yes, Capisco gang!
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by alper 3y ago
This is pretty much entirely it. We use AWS WAF for a bunch of this which is necessary because the other AWS components are so dumb. We definitely don't want to overcomplicate our WAF setup. Good enough is good enough.
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by alper 4y ago
No go because they need to "manage" this. Everything needs to be synchronized, people need to be aligned. All the busy work needs to go somewhere.
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by alper 4y ago
It's not about the productivity, it's about the culture and the shared experiences. It would be tough to argue that those two things don't matter for the success of a company.
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by alper 5y ago
> Become an angel investor, since they are getting a much better deal, I might as well join them. I think yeah. Dan Luu was also getting at this on twitter.
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by alper 5y ago
> I spent about 1.5days of my personal time off which at my current market rate is close to 1k USD. Seriously, then don't interview.
104.
by alper 5y ago
I've done 4 interviews/week for a while. It's not that bad (but I genuinely enjoy it).
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by alper 5y ago
Choco | DevOps Engineer, Senior+ Backend Engineer, Engineering Manager | Berlin | On site (relocation assistance) | Full-time About us: We're digitising the global food supply chain to make it more sustainable. DevOps Engineer: We use
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by alper 6y ago
There isn’t a good library for progressive enhancement. I know you can write it yourself quickly but it’s still boilerplate.
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by alper 8y ago
I’ve reluctantly used Travis for the last years and hardly seen new features or long standing open bugs being fixed. Not sure what the people were doing but this seems typical for a Ruby project.
108.
by alper 9y ago
I am amazed/not amazed that they write financial applications in this language (and do not have the common sense to not do it).
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by alper 9y ago
That's the most curious part, that he wants to go more low-level with Swift instead of high-level. Systems programming seems well catered for with Java, Go and Rust while high level application programming is left at the mercy of javas
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by alper 9y ago
Kotlin would be unnecessary if Apple would do the work to interop/compile Swift both to the JVM ecosystem and the JavaScript one. Unfortunately Apple's ambition on swift seems to have stalled.
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by alper 10y ago
This is not exclusive to Uber. By now I'd say that most companies with skewed diversity statistics likely are toxic and dysfunctional.
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“Designing Conversational Interfaces” is a book about chatbots(convbook.com)
2 points by alper 10y ago|0 comments
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Bycatch Turns Deadly Drone Strikes into a Card Game(kotaku.co.uk)
1 points by alper 11y ago|0 comments
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Bycatch a newly released card game about drones and surveillance(quip.com)
1 points by alper 11y ago|0 comments
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Bycatch, a card game which uses mobile phones as surveillance devices(bycat.ch)
2 points by alper 11y ago|0 comments
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by alper 11y ago
This might be one of the cases where being in a small country is useful. You can get significant coverage to validate a model quickly before exporting it internationally.
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by alper 12y ago
Are current Linux distributions as good as this yet?
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A straight-forward design method to create motivating products and services(whatsthehubbub.nl)
1 points by alper 12y ago|0 comments
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Bycatch – a card game about drones and surveillance(bycat.ch)
1 points by alper 12y ago|0 comments
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by alper 12y ago
The non broadcast part of TapTalk feels limiting at first as a sender but it hugely improves the quality of the stuff you receive. Snapchat from over here looks like an American fad. The news about how broken their approach to privacy is pr

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