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by bliti 11y ago
In what universe? Star Wars or Star Trek? Also, who would be piloting each ship? Solo and Kirk? :)
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by bliti 11y ago
Sorry, I meant the Rails community not Ruby or Rails itself. :)
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by bliti 11y ago
I've written and maintain various Go systems and agree. Go is like Rails was about 5 years ago. It ends up hurting the community members themselves in the end. I won't abandon the language because it works well for my use case, bu
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by bliti 11y ago
Don't believe the hype. A good resume, some confidence, and practice is all you need. Remember: You are not looking for everybody to hire you. Just one place. It doesn't matter if you 9 turn you down if #10 hires you. :) Best of l
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by bliti 11y ago
I share that experience. I use Go whenever the service is simple, requires better performance than Python, and cannot use too much instance resources.
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by bliti 11y ago
I'm constantly amazed by minecraft. Its a world within itself.
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by bliti 11y ago
It's not pointless. Demos like these help others discover libraries and frameworks. I did not know of pixiejs and it's something I need for work. Having the cat and pickles render in my cheap android device was proof enough to try
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by bliti 11y ago
I'd love to buy their performance model: The 8 Gigahertz turbo. Sorry, I had to.
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by bliti 11y ago
What a wonderful Saturday read. Thank you for posting. The article does make a very interesting point I had never considered: Mathematics as machines. Which absolutely makes sense when you see it from the point of view of input-processing-o
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by bliti 11y ago
Reasons why I've chosen Go for APIs: - The language is simple. No need to lookup strange keywords or try and figure out too much cleverness in the language itself. It promotes readable code. - A basic and good type system. I don't
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by bliti 11y ago
Finally.
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by bliti 11y ago
I cannot tell what the company does from the website. Mind writing about it here?
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by bliti 11y ago
I'd go with Java itself. It's the most mature and stable. Uber is not a startup. It needs an enterprise solution.
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by bliti 11y ago
At that scale my choice would be Java. Proven, reliable, plenty of devs, vendor support, good type system, and plenty of open source code to leverage. Plus it's it's a mature ecosystem.
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by bliti 11y ago
It is odd to require an Internet connection. The Epilog models at my disposal do not.
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by bliti 11y ago
This is probably a stupid question, but here it goes: Embedded platforms tend to have size limits. Would this increase the size of the source code? Seems a bit verbose to me.
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by bliti 11y ago
I explored this not too long ago. The basic gist was to offer a managed service that did everything for small businesses (run, host, update, upgrade open source software) for a low monthly price. The technical side was simple. Using docker
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by bliti 11y ago
oh nice! Time to visit again layer today then. :)
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by bliti 11y ago
Im partial to spin selling.
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by bliti 11y ago
Nice game. My first try had me hooked for 15 minutes. I wish there was a way to save progress... :)
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by bliti 11y ago
Lead here: My own experience with various companies has been that they expect 100% with the additional management work on top (like a cherry). You end up delegating a lot of things and get tired quickly. I'm currently working on re adj
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by bliti 11y ago
I work in ed tech and just implemented a similar system. Shoot me an email. I'll gladly chat about it privately.
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by bliti 11y ago
Hopefully this will drive more funding to privately funded research by non-academic groups. I've struggled with such issue in the past.
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by bliti 11y ago
Sorry, CSCI 0123 is required for a passing grade. :) I'm going to get so much hate emails from Haskell people.
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by bliti 11y ago
if comment.id % == 5: Println('Study computer science, sell advertising') hired? :D I'm waiting for a CSCI 0555 student to correct the obvious bug.
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by bliti 11y ago
CSCI 0666: Implementing Reverse Binary Trees on whiteboards. CSCI 0123: Implementing Monads in COBOL CSCI 0555: Successfully correcting internet commenters. CSCI 0556: Nitpicking points made in CSCI 0555. CSCI 0777: Introduction to twitter
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by bliti 11y ago
You evil bastard! (I love it) Do respect the site. It's not nice to rain on other people's parades
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by bliti 11y ago
This needs submission filtering. Otherwise I can't take it seriously. Right now it looks like a troll site.
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by bliti 11y ago
I wonder why they didn't go with Java. It would have been a good fit with the additional benefit of not having to pay the premium Go devs go for (Go dev here).
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by bliti 11y ago
Probably some last minute feature that was forced with a same day deadline. If I had a dollar for each of those I'd be able to retire.

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