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by di4na 5y ago
They did more of it starting a few years back. It has been interesting to see how some services evolved far faster when retail started to use them. Seems that some customer are far more centric than others if you catch my drift...
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by di4na 5y ago
I mean nix is in Cpp so uh... technically...
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by di4na 5y ago
Hey Tazjin, i see you are around that one. Quick question. Can you expand on IFD and integrations? That is one thing i would love to know more about your plans. Also i hope it works, the nox code base is imho the biggest impediment to the n
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by di4na 5y ago
I just want to point out that there are good e-ink color display now! It is just that none of the integrators made a product/device using it yet really. There is a whole array of "notebook like" e-ink devices being created an
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by di4na 5y ago
Bertrand is strong in the polls and is known by the voters. Not worse than Fillon last time. Same for Pecresse. So who knows.
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by di4na 5y ago
There is one possibility for a different scenario if LR (the historical Right) manage to have a good campaign and a good candidate. 2017 they were cut short by some scandals, but this time maybe... I am not betting too much on it though, ca
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by di4na 5y ago
It is not in the value stream. Our job as sold by the zeitgeist is to write code for features. Fix bugs. And run production. The logistical part in the middle, how to get the code from commit to prod, is owned by noone and is not considered
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by di4na 5y ago
It would be fresh, but the url will probably give some information to the app about your state, depending of how it is implemented, so it will probably bring up the state that was already stored for that URL.
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by di4na 5y ago
They would probably not break it, i would have to check, but it is just a `a` link under the hood. You may lose some of the state, depending of how much the url and backend store.
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by di4na 5y ago
Phoenix liveview already handle most of these. 1) Routing is handled 2) open new tab is not handled maybe, i am not sure what the problem is 3) back button work on phoenix liveview, we just use the normal push 4) back button state restorati
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by di4na 5y ago
Keep in mind too that a lot of company registered to the Irish DPC which is quite... lax. And the rest of the EU enforcement agency and the ECJ are both in a constant fight to close that loophole. Which they are slowly winning. Ramping up r
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by di4na 5y ago
Well tbh we would love to have a less costly capital that would be more interested in profits than in dumb growth. But it does not exist. Also it is not about scaling. It is about security and good bets. I can be paid 150k to 200k for a FTE
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by di4na 5y ago
I may have a few answers here. Or at least datapoints. Context: in Europe, right now shopping around for a preseed. Realistic target at 500k-1M range but could go higher. We have a bootstrapped MVP but no client yet. B2B, devops kind of too
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by di4na 5y ago
That could be solved if someone took it to shepherd it through the process. And honestly we need it.
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by di4na 5y ago
This is great ! I hope the ACM got the memo, cause i would really like to see them follow suit...
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by di4na 5y ago
Not only that, the original reason was that it makes crashing and concurrency far easier. I suppose crashing is a kind of GC
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by di4na 5y ago
It will be faaaar slower. If it is a good alternative depends on your need. Benchmark your situation
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by di4na 5y ago
I uh. I know all of these really well. That is the one i would use to tell you you are wrong in the analogy of the chain. These all say that our systems do not work like chains. Oh and btw, all these scholars consider Taleb like a wanker
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by di4na 5y ago
[Citation needed] on the chain analogy being applicable to complex systems safety. Because the research disagree on that.
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by di4na 5y ago
*in order to feel like we did something so we do not have to keep thinking about "will it happen again" every night when going to sleep. Remark that this does not mean we made it happen less. Just that we soothed the part of our b
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by di4na 5y ago
[Citation needed] that the way it can go wrong are more and that they are different. The research community on complex system safety disagree with you here.
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by di4na 5y ago
[Citation needed] cause the academic research on complex system safety disagree with the fact that doing what you said make the system better
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by di4na 5y ago
For #3 in general the advice is a NIF or a Port to an engine (polar is a good example) or to use Luerl For #2 i know nothing about this kind of stuff For #1 it depends a lot. Something like Oban can be enough, or Ulf Wiger's Job or Bro
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by di4na 5y ago
See my comment at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27685026
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by di4na 5y ago
This comment lower point to this too in a slightly different way that i deeply agree with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27683999
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by di4na 5y ago
Just woke up so multiple things. First of all some context. The BEAM community does not engage heavily with these benchmarks compared to a lot of others communities. That means that this code is definitely not optimised. On top of that, ben
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by di4na 5y ago
small point: the imperial vs metric is not an Arianne V thing but a Mars Climate Orbiter one ;)
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by di4na 5y ago
Knowing the number of people doing IoT stuff with nerves, i highly doubt it is still the case.
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by di4na 5y ago
Any kind of long held connection is state ;) So websocket, long http one, database connection, etc. Being able to tightly define what part of your app is impacted if one of these fail and restore it before the rest of the app is impacted is
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by di4na 5y ago
If the improvement is not felt by people that uses it everyday, i consider that a failure to improve... and as i was saying, i see the evolution of Maps. I do not see it as significant for gmail. The multiple inbox thingy for gmail may be g

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