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by bcheung 7y ago
I created a Result style interface in Typescript and made the decisions to fix the Error to a single type for this very reason. Result<T> instead of Result<T,E> so that it was easier to compose. This made Kleisli composition eas
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by bcheung 7y ago
A key difference is that the press creates its own content. With platforms like YouTube, it is user generated. There is an expectation that it is a platform that allows people to publish whatever they want. In many regards I think "c
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by bcheung 7y ago
This looks promising. The pricing seems like it only works with tasks that are very rare and high value though. Do users have the ability add their own building blocks?
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by bcheung 7y ago
What about net neutrality and "common carrier"? These seem to be well established goals and values.
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by bcheung 7y ago
Those are valid points. I think those are mostly covered already under existing legal precedents for freedom of speech. I don't see any reason they should change based on the medium. As to your point of information that can potential
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by bcheung 7y ago
We can't outsource our critical thinking to private companies. People need to develop the ability to think critically for themselves and not rely on appeals to authority. This can't happen if people become lazy and simply trust
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by bcheung 7y ago
I found the Udemy CKA / CKAD certification courses to be good, even if you are not interested in certification. Most of the books I have come across have been good as well but Kubernetes moves pretty fast so some of the YAML files mig
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by bcheung 7y ago
At that scale it is probably a better option to look into something like AWS Snowball and ship it on physical drives. At the petabyte scale there will probably be huge cost savings to using your own private cloud on your own hardware.
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by bcheung 7y ago
Really wish they would stop hijacking the scrolling on their website. It's absolutely horrible to navigate and makes it hard to find information. I kept scrolling and scrolling and finally had enough and just closed the page.
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by bcheung 7y ago
Why "cargo init" instead of "cargo new"? Also, wondering when Rocket will be usable without nightly. That makes me concerned that it is not stable enough.
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by bcheung 7y ago
This unfortunately is par for the course.
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by bcheung 7y ago
I think there is a lot to be said about social trust and reputation when it comes to brands/companies/individuals. We are seeing that it actually does work and that companies respond when they are called out on bad behavior. May
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by bcheung 7y ago
Sure it can be misused, but honestly, all the macros I've seen so far make sense that they are macros and they make things easier to read and write. I'd rather have a small simple concise 1-liner, than being forced to write 20 lin
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by bcheung 7y ago
I don't know about others, but personally, I find the overly politically correct "safe spaces" much less welcoming and counter to the spirit of the internet. It feels like you constantly need to tip-toe around with every word
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by bcheung 7y ago
I'm running my own on bare metal dedicated servers. You will need to install a few extra things (MetalLB for LoadBalancer, CertManager for SSL, an ingress controller (nginx, Ambassador, Gloo), and one of the CSI plugins for your prefe
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by bcheung 7y ago
The ruling makes sense to me, but the criteria do not. At least in this case. It almost seems like there needs to be a new category for the gig economy employees. They are somewhere in-between.
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by bcheung 7y ago
Agreed. This is probably my #1 annoyance.
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by bcheung 7y ago
I just watched Hidden Figures last night. What an unfortunate coincidence.
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by bcheung 7y ago
I watched a few of the lectures in the past. I was really impressed with his teaching skills but the quality of some of the videos was really bad it really took away from the learning experience. Really wish there could be a professionall
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by bcheung 7y ago
Really wish Slack did not require a backend service just to auto-invite people. Makes it more difficult to allow anyone to communicate with you on your project.
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by bcheung 7y ago
If only textbooks could be this good.
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by bcheung 7y ago
For people using Haskell at work, how did it happen? I'm wanting to use it at work but there is a lot of pushback and I am encouraged to use languages like Go and Python.
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by bcheung 7y ago
People want to develop their tech on an open platform without vendor lock-in. If they pushed an open source platform on top of Kubernetes I know I would be more interested and comfortable using them. Right now I just don't see a stro
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by bcheung 7y ago
Forth style is great for writing but very hard for reading. I'm playing around with the idea that you use a Forth-like language to interactively develop code. The steps you perform become AST nodes. Then when you want to read it, it
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by bcheung 7y ago
I couldn't really find the core arguments of the article. I wasn't really sure what it is was arguing for or against or what the exact laws are that we should be concerned about. Can someone elaborate?
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by bcheung 7y ago
Would be more interesting if the demo video wasn't such a blatant copy of Beethoven's 9th. Isn't the point to create unique original music? Of course it is going to be able to create something if you feed it something that i
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by bcheung 7y ago
I've had several friends in the adult industry have their checking accounts closed at a several major banks as well. Traditional banking should definitely not be discriminating against fully legal activities.
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by bcheung 7y ago
I don't understand the licensing of the parts library. I wanted to use it in my own tool I was creating and I see from the parts library LICENSE.txt: > All graphics and documentation of Fritzing are licensed under Creative Commons
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by bcheung 7y ago
It also says if you actually want to be an independent contractor... because maybe you just dropped $150K on a vehicle, then you can't write it off anymore, and you're screwed. It bans people from having a choice.
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by bcheung 7y ago
Pardon my ignorance but I have a few questions... 1) This seems like it would only work for varying the values passed to variables in a function. Can you differential a function other than just changing some values -- like using a genetic

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