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The SDK gives developers a functional interface to responding to user interactions in the different touchpoints of a meeting app. These include things like a toolbar button, a sidebar view, and a video overlay. When responding to these inte
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Align: An extensible video chat platform that lets you build custom meeting apps
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Not sure what the status of the project is, but work on https://github.com/hasura/eff is supposed to improve the performance even more!
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Most ad blockers also block the tracking, not just the displaying of ads, so the benefit here would likely be marginal. That said, I think minimally-tracked (i.e based on what the website you're using knows about you) server side ads w
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Thank you! Our SDK is written in Typescript and we're starting with support for building apps using React, but we plan to support other frontend frameworks as well.
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Why we built Align: the only extensible video chat platform
(medium.com)
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Server side tracking would mean that ad companies don't have access to cookies + user fingerprints, so they would be less effective at serving targeted ads.
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That's right. Type constructors are related to generics. For example if you have a generic type `List<A>` you could think of `List` as a type constructor. In most languages, however, that's not a construct you can do much of
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To be fair, the term "map" comes from math [0], and so at the time these functions were created, there weren't other good naming choices. Mappable and Functor are just about as opaque as each other if you don't know what
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From the Clerky docs: > The company shall ... for a period of three months from such date to repurchase all or any portion of the Unvested Shares (as defined below) held by Purchaser as of the Termination Date at the original purchase pr
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What would be the use case of this versus say making an HTTP request over TCP in a background thread?
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An artificial brain being fed a stream of bits will not necessarily feel like it's in an empty room processing an abstract data problem. If we can create an AI with different goals and reward mechanisms, there is a potential that we co
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There's one in the Newark area: `ewr Parsippany, NJ (US)` from https://fly.io/docs/regions/
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changing a record requires a more specific type than `forall a. a` the type `forall a . a -> a` does truly have one single (non exception throwing) implementation since there is no information you can glean about your argument other tha
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I tried writing a small app using Flutter. It was really a fantastic experience IMO. To answer some of your questions: 1. Long lists are pretty painless to implement. There a some helper views included for building list views that aren'
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Deprecating API Endpoints with Haskell and Servant
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I think Haskell's been working really well for us. Strong types give a lot of confidence during refactoring. The language is performant too which has definitely helped us as we've been scaling. Personally, I like to stay pretty cl
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Co—Star Astrology | Full-time | On-site | New York | $130-150k + equity https://www.costarastrology.com Co-Star is bringing astrology into the 21st century with a social, personalized experience that helps people reflect and con
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> I don't want to donate to charity (I have my own reasons for that, don't ask) but whoever cracks the code can do whatever he/she wants (including donating to charity).
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8y ago
This railway pattern sounds exactly like a pipe/filter pattern to me. What would you say is the difference between the two?
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Co—Star Astrology | Software Developer | Full-time, On-site in Brooklyn, NY | Salary $100k | Equity 1% We are looking for a full stack developer who is familiar with at least one of Haskell, Swift, or AWS and is open to learning the others.
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I think the killer app of the monad is really the language feature that Haskell has called "do notation". This is where it really shines. You can definitely use the monad interface in other languages, but it can feel clunky and un
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We start by using NASA data to get the precise positions of the planets. Then we assign semantic meaning to these raw data points using the rules of astrology (i.e what significance the Moon has, what the different signs mean, etc). And las
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Co—Star Astrology | Software Developer | Full-time, On-site in Brooklyn, NY | https://www.costarastrology.com/ Co-Star is a mobile application combining traditional methods of astrology with NASA data and modern technology
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The word caries with it a history of a workforce dominated by men. If there's going to be a new made up system for standardizing and measuring the proficiency of software developers, then we may as well make up new words too that don&#
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> Minimum wage is just saying "if you can't produce at least $X of value per hour, you're not allowed to work at all". That's not fair. Employees don't get paid the full value they generate, so that's n
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Perhaps, but they do owe it you to not pay you an exploitative wage.
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It would also have to serve the not found responses, no? Still, if they're short it seems unlikely that you'd have any issues.
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They're also leaving themselves open to MITM attacks, where an attacker could change all of the tor addresses.
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10y ago
Why call it systemf? That name is already taken: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_F
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