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> Go lacks the semantic density needed to express solutions in both a concise and consistent manner. That is a difficult statement for a Go user to parse. It is referring to a lack of language features that result in verbosity or boilerp
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Why Apple “Killed” the MacBook Pro
(forbes.com)
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TerminusDB – A Database for Data People
(terminusdb.com)
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Python and cron are not unique to nor did they originate in Linux. They should be expected to work on all Unix derivatives including BSD and macOS.
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It is also easier for Python devs to pick up Go and become productive than with C. I suspect SF had more people that could move quickly from Python to Go than those who could add features to the C lib. This is from personal experience where
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Einstein Analytics and Go
(stackoverflow.blog)
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Maybe answering my own question. Commit shows a merge into version 19.10.14, while current daily shows Ubiquity at 19.10.13 $ curl -s http://us.cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/daily-live/current/eoan-desktop-am
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ZFS supports snapshotting and rollback, meaning failed upgrades can be rolled back (by booting with another ZFS capable image). ZFS supports send and receive, meaning a volume can be sent to another ZFS pool for backup. Compression can save
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How does one tell if this commit had been included in the daily live builds? I just pulled both the server and desktop ISOs and zfs is not yet appearing as an option. Eager to give it a spin.
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The Tortoise, the Hare, Your Startup, and Revenue Multiples
(mattermark.com)
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> The meeting was about an app that integrates credit card payments, billets and bank account on a terminal that is going to be available to the general public. > > The deadline? 11PM of the same day. Final version. From 0 to 100%
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> I hope to see Dell offer (if they are not planning to already) an upgrade path to Ubuntu 20.04 LTS but can understand that supporting different hardware editions on multiple Linux distributions can be a lot of work. Ubuntu LTS -> LT
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> For more than a century, companies have followed Ford’s basic principle—you give me 40 hours of dutiful toil and I’ll give you the financial means to pursue happiness at home. Much of the tech industry has already abandoned that concep
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> But there exists prebuilt binaries for Linux and OSX. What more do you need?
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YugaByte DB's Jepsen tests did not pass
(twitter.com)
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This and https://pydriller.readthedocs.io have been very useful in extracting useful project metrics embedded in Git.
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Learn to program in 4 months, to a degree yes. Become employable as a programmer in 4 months? No. That is not enough time to learn the fundamentals, and become fluent in any programming language. When I hire I want to know what a candidate
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"Live in s/big city/San Francisco/" As this chart from the article, SF is an outlier, only bested by NYC: https://fm-static.cnbc.com/awsmedia/chart/2019/8/22/salary%2...
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Manjaro Linux Announcement About Its Future
(forbes.com)
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Spark Release 2.4.4
(spark.apache.org)
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I moved back to SpiderOak from Dropbox because although it saves symlinks as the link files as well (not the files they point to), it supports both backup and sync separately as part of job definitions and I don't have to worry about h
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Changelog: https://invisible-island.net/mawk/CHANGES
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Mawk Updated to 1.3.4-20190203
(invisible-island.net)
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It is interesting how much traffic on HN Clojure gets, compared to Scala (as two JVM based functional languages), given their standings on various programming language trend surveys (and I do take those with a large crystal of salt). I'
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Towards Serverless 2.0
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TensorFlow with Apache Arrow Datasets
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Graal: How to Use the New JVM JIT Compiler in Real Life
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AWS Amazon Forecast
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Percona Distribution for PostgreSQL 11 (Beta)
(percona.com)
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Working with Clojure: Learning Functional Design
(ltriant.github.io)
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