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by dfgdfg34545456 3y ago
Configuration files as text are nicer in source control.
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by dfgdfg34545456 3y ago
Is there a course like this but for pure functional languages?
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by dfgdfg34545456 3y ago
If it is such a golden goose, then there will be other competitors come in and compete the price down.
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by dfgdfg34545456 3y ago
Well corporations pay printers to do their printing because they don't want to be in the business of printing. It's the same with infrastructure, a lot of corporations simply don't want to be in the data centre business.
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by dfgdfg34545456 3y ago
For big companies such as banks this cost comparison is not as straight forward. They have whole data centres just sitting there for disaster recovery. They periodically do switchovers to test DR. All of this expense goes away when they mig
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by dfgdfg34545456 3y ago
Love that this is a web page and not another app taking up space on my phone.
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by dfgdfg34545456 3y ago
I dislike the huge padding on each side of the content, something close to 40% of the screen space just wasted. Not as bad as reddit though I suppose. Why do all modern pages do this? Slow initial page load, just for some news content.
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by dfgdfg34545456 3y ago
How does it work with Haskell, has anyone tried?
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by dfgdfg34545456 3y ago
This is why I always disliked helm. Ivy never forced you to go all in keyboard, and supports the mouse quite well whenever you decide you want to use it.
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by dfgdfg34545456 3y ago
But lodash has a curry wrapper? So I'm still not understanding what functional wrappers the author is talking about that are so problematic.
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by dfgdfg34545456 3y ago
> SpaceX did the X, we got max Q. What does this mean?