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bobnamob
5y ago
Can you elaborate on why you say this?
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5y ago
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/do_a_Bradbury
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May be derailing discussion a little, but the nicest scripting language/environment I've ever used is Clojure's babashka[1]. Clojure's data first model + conveniences like the -> and ->> macros make simple data
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5y ago
Adding to the list, this clojure cheat sheet is always a good resource: https://clojure.org/api/cheatsheet
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5y ago
More likely to be phone keyboard auto correct.
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Gpt-3?
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This is one of the fundamental features of the BEAM (the Erlang/Elixir virtual machine) as well.
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The posted title seems a little editorialised. Is the (finally) necessary?
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Yeah, it really depends on where your service falls on the dependency chain. Services that Lambda depend on are heavily encouraged to use lower level options etc...
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No. I'd say even if you don't end up using it in your day to day, learning elixir/Erlang and reading Armstrong's thesis are some of the best things you can do for yourself in terms of "system design/programming
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In C++ land "modern" has become synonymous with post 11. Effectively a domain specific definition. Reasonable considering the difference between pre and post 11. Pre and post 20 will probably be treated similarly in a decade
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https://magit.vc/ Magit is the git layer/plugin for Emacs. I don't know about others but personally magit changed the way I think about git and version control.
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See also: https://clash-lang.org/
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SQS and SNS are services offered by AWS
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It's not just non-native speakers that are getting confused by their inconsistent English. Don't worry, not just you
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6y ago
Fb may have overshot. They've not only blocked news pages but gov pages as well. Most people I know in aus have been getting covid updates purely through government body social media posts. These are now blocked.
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6y ago
There's a haskell project called Clash[1] that produces VHDL/Verilog that gets pretty close to this for FPGA development. [1] https://clash-lang.org/
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6y ago
Saw 40ms was immediately expecting classic Nagles problems. For those with the same suspicion this isn't that.
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Whichever syntax highlighter they're using doesn't handle decent chunks of more modern C++ syntax (trailing return types, lambda definitions). Honestly not all that surprised given it refers to C++ as "C and C++"... The
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[2019]
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6y ago
Location: Adelaide, Australia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, within Australia given covid restrictions Technologies: (Modern)C++/Python/Qt5/Postgresql/Rust Résumé/CV: Available on request. I've been work
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Raw population density can be misleading. Australia for example has a 25mill population at ~3people per km2. This is effectively worthless as a measure as ~95% of the country's population lives in major cities with population density o
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To those citing weather as a likely influence, I'm not sure I agree. Given the graph provided by the linked site, it looks like cases started really dipping in late August. August and September are still bloody cold in Melbourne, where
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What you might be missing is the huge popularity of netcafes or pcbangs in south east asian and chinese demographics. Afaik the vast majority of chinese/south korean/SEA LoL/Fortnite players play from a netcafe
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Draft: Google and Facebook to be forced to share revenue with media in Australia
(theguardian.com)
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7y ago
Might be worth taking a look at ripgrep[1]. [1] https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep
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As a somewhat related aside, Jetstar pilots are currently pursuing industrial action with relation to poor working conditions.