deathtrader666

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   by deathtrader666 6y ago

   Stop reading my mind /s
2. 92.▲
   by deathtrader666 6y ago

   What framework and libraries did you use?
3. 93.▲
   by deathtrader666 6y ago

   Take a look at Julia.
4. 94.▲
   by deathtrader666 6y ago

   Hence my love for ReasonML / OCaml with the Bucklescript compiler.
5. 95.▲
   by deathtrader666 6y ago

   Why isn't Google Drive considered backup?
6. 96.▲
   by deathtrader666 6y ago

   I think you'll be interested to know more about Lumen - https://tylerscript.dev/bringing-the-beam-to-webassembly-wit...
7. 97.▲
   by deathtrader666 6y ago

   Everything that YNAB has, plus forecasting.
8. 98.▲
   by deathtrader666 7y ago

   Could someone please ELI-5 what Keycloak is, and how it fits in a SaaS app?
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   by deathtrader666 7y ago

   What is "AOC"?
10. 100.▲
    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    Some discussion on Reddit about this - https://www.reddit.com/r/elixir/comments/fsgj3x/an_upcoming_...
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    An Upcoming Authentication Solution for Elixir Phoenix(dashbit.co)

    2 points by deathtrader666 7y ago|1 comments
12. 102.▲
    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    Trello with the Planyway add-on.
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    Didn't know that TensorFlow works on AMD GPUs..
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    EmberJS Gets a New Website(emberjs.com)

    1 points by deathtrader666 7y ago|0 comments
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    I'd love to be the guy who outsources everything, but I don't have much cash to spend on these. Especially for someone based out of developing economies; $10 here and $25 there for a handful of SaaS services quickly builds up to 1
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    Two ways one could test - 1] REST client <-> Hasura <-> Phoenix 2] Phoenix-generated HTML <-> Hasura <-> Phoenix
17. 107.▲
    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    I'm curious to find any performance comparisons between Elixir's Absinthe and Hasura, on a Phoenix app.
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    EmberJS should not be in the "avoid' section.. it is one of the most well thought-out framework which just gets the job done.. and it is a bit contra-indicatory that Ember guys are the highest paid.
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    There's a great book by LeanPub on Hammerspoon.
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    Computational Photography with Luminar 4(skylum.com)

    88 points by deathtrader666 7y ago|62 comments
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    WhatsApp discovers 'targeted' surveillance attack(bbc.com)

    2 points by deathtrader666 7y ago|0 comments
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    Someone should do a list of all the TEA-inspired frameworks in JavaScript & other languages.
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    Was waiting for someone to mention Erlang.
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    Yeah immediate problems are being resolved by some people. But not all of our billion+ population needs to be so myopic.. there's a few that are rightly pushing the boundaries for the global scientific research.
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    With js_of_ocaml, you need not use Bucklescript at all. Both are transpilers for OCaml -> JavaScript.
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    You could write your app using the Elm-inspired Bucklescript-TEA [0] framework in OCaml, and use js_of_ocaml to transpile OCaml into JavaScript. [0] - https://github.com/OvermindDL1/bucklescript-tea
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    WebOS, Qlik and Tableau are built using Qt. https://resources.qt.io/customer-stories-all
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    Richard Branson's "Losing my Virginity" is pretty cool.
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    Wonder what DuckDuckGo might have built for its search..
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    by deathtrader666 7y ago

    Check out freedom.to