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by bglusman 10y ago
It's not a coincidence, Clojure was a big influence on Elixir... I think actually it's a bit of a funny parallel with Ruby, I know Matz has said the biggest influences on Ruby were Smalltalk, Lisp (or eLisp via Emacs) and Perl, a
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by bglusman 10y ago
er... which numbers? can someone expand on this?
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by bglusman 10y ago
This seems relevant...[1] I've implemented OAuth once or twice, but it's painful, and I've been hesitant to recommend it as a login or security method both because it's a pain, and because of this article's concerns
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by bglusman 10y ago
Sorry I didn't see this sooner! The repetition is definitely something that bothered me in the early working versions of our app on kubernetes, and also the general lack of reproducibility and manual fiddling that might be required to
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by bglusman 10y ago
Yeah, definitely think you guys are both top notch projects, but the article focused on you guys as the end solution and mentioned so many other things en route, I felt people should see one of the other high profile contenders, though forg
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by bglusman 10y ago
Yeah I initially linked the .com then thought people might appreciate seeing the product, rack and its open source repo more :-) Weirdly when I set it up, it looked like with only a small change or two to our existing docker-compose.yml it
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by bglusman 10y ago
Me too! We've been considering migrating off Lambda native to serverless or Chalice[1], but I keep thinking kubernetes is perfect for self-hosting this (or could be? Maybe?). I have one thing bookmarked in this direction, funcktion
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by bglusman 10y ago
This is a great overview of the kubernetes/self-hosted PaaS landscape, but is also clearly a bit of marketing for Flynn. Flynn looks awesome, but also as/more awesome at a glance from my research and test runs is https:/&#x
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by bglusman 10y ago
See above replies from myself and whack
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by bglusman 10y ago
Oh, sorry was typing same thing at the same time :-) Also had to go find link for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Independence_of_irrelevant_alt... which I couldn't remember the name of at first, but same money quo
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by bglusman 10y ago
The article explains it's not comparing it in a vacuum, it's specifically comparing when there's 20 candy bars including your favorite to two including your favorite. quote: "When Glimcher would remove all the choices ex
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Kifi joining Google, shutting down service in a few weeks(medium.com)
2 points by bglusman 10y ago|0 comments
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by bglusman 10y ago
Ooh, good solution and good problem to point out on controversial stuff! Why not, while allowing upvoting, also allow independent assessment of risk/controversy/value, and these somehow weight things to reward such gambits, as lo
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by bglusman 11y ago
Probably Julian Jaynes/Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of thr Bicameral Mind?
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by bglusman 11y ago
Who says there's a single justification? And how would you carry a gold bar about on your person? Part of the security of gold jewelry is arguably that you will have it with you in an emergency, or if you have to flee quickly. The g
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The Doomsday Invention(newyorker.com)
1 points by bglusman 11y ago|0 comments
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by bglusman 11y ago
This is why TCO (Tail call optimization) exists... but of course not all recusion is tail recursion, but I think it can always be written this way, and should always be for arbitrary depth recursion.
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Understanding Haskell Types(perltricks.com)
2 points by bglusman 11y ago|0 comments
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by bglusman 11y ago
Mine was 'correct horse battery stapler comic'
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by bglusman 11y ago
For anyone curious, it looks like this would be what he was shown, assuming spaces omitted and all lower case: "aaaaabccddddeeeeeeeffggggghiiiilllmnnnoooooooppprrrrrrssssssssstttwwy"
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by bglusman 11y ago
Was also hidden for me, agree, small funny easter egg
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by bglusman 11y ago
But isn't this the point of removing outliers, to avoid a single data point overly clouding the significance? To be fair, by similar logic they should arguably remove one or more of the least successful businesses, but all failures ar
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by bglusman 11y ago
Shameless plug: I didn't know about their SonarQube project until I'd built debt ceiling, but while ruby only at the moment, it is an open source attempt to provide some mechanics for defining and tracking some quantified approxim
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React Templates(wix.github.io)
2 points by bglusman 11y ago|1 comments
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Pseudosynchronous JavaScript(codewords.recurse.com)
62 points by bglusman 11y ago|25 comments
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by bglusman 11y ago
It was never confirmed, but I recall this[1] article making a pretty persuasive case Glacier was using optical disks. [1] https://storagemojo.com/2014/04/25/amazons-glacier-secret-bd...
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by bglusman 11y ago
It's actually a browser plugin to restyle^H^H^H^H^H um actually not restyle, redirect from wikipedia to same page on wikiwand? I think it looks nice but hadn't used it before... curious if sosuke has any connection to them, but i
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Volt (Isomorphic Ruby Framework) v0.9.0 Released(blog.voltframework.com)
9 points by bglusman 11y ago|3 comments
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by bglusman 12y ago
You mention spain, is the Spanish Internet Party[1] using DemocracyOS? Are you considering incorporating Liquid Democracy features/ideas into DemocracyOS? They have an open source Rails app aimed at this idea[2] that I was very excite
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by bglusman 12y ago
Shameless plug: https://github.com/bglusman/debt_ceiling

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