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by di4na 7y ago
I meant about the debugging tools that OTP ship with. There is nothing in this about messages or function tracing dynamically. Even less about the kind of introspection you get with it. I totally agree with your points, i am just pointing t
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by di4na 7y ago
I meant about the debugging tools that OTP ship with. There is nothing in this about messages or function tracing dynamically. Even less about the kind of introspection you get with it. I totally agree with your points, i am just pointing t
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by di4na 7y ago
Aaaaaaaand ofc there is nothing about the tools thst are in the main runtime built around distributed systems. Their explanation on tracing show they have never played with an erlang system. As someone that build distributed systems everyda
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by di4na 7y ago
I would point out that Dhall solves these problems with one simple fundamental construct: the function. And still keep it terminating. You can do it but it means doing more cognitive engineering than "just throw python at it". Ano
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by di4na 7y ago
I would like to point out that second order cybernetics is alive and well in System Thinking, which you will find in Safety-II, Safety-differently, Resilience Engineering, etc etc
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by di4na 7y ago
The few dreams i can remember are all about feelings. Like i am moving in an abstract world. I know what is there, i know what is happening, but i am incapable of describing it in term of senses. It just ...is ? Like i can only relate to it
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by di4na 7y ago
Programmed Inequality by Mar Hicks, https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/programmed-inequality On the history of women in programming in Britain and how they got discarded from the profession.
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by di4na 7y ago
They cut corner because the system tell them to do so. Not because they are fundamentally flawed into liking to gamble. I can make a perfect product with zero gamble, if i get infinite money and noone need to use it.
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by di4na 7y ago
Regarding Nummi: the same workers work, but it was obvious and well known from the beginning that it was a different way to do things. It was not a change from the previous one. It was a different organisation altogether
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by di4na 7y ago
TTSA is a great book and may help. But it is a leadership book. I still strongly advise it, at least to know nice things are possible.
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by di4na 7y ago
So this came from management. It is John Allspaw that pushed for them, at the time VP of Eng iirc. For how to do it... there is a community at https://www.learningfromincidents.io/ trying to help. The consensus so far is to
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by di4na 7y ago
Toyota did the same thkng with NUMMI. More than 4 decades later, none of the other manufacturers come close to Toyota still. Why? Because the change is one in how you understand the world. This is really hard to do, particularly as an organ
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by di4na 7y ago
I gave them the same exact feedback a few weeks ago. Got zero follow up so i suppose it worked for some. I will just stop using notifications i suppose.
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by di4na 7y ago
Release engineering and tools for "operators" (ie dev and ops and whoever touch your living system) that are collaborative with the Human. There is... basically nothing that exist solving that.
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by di4na 7y ago
Yes. The main attorney specialised in patent law there is the son and nephew of the judges. They made a business of it
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What to do when you don’t trust your data anymore(laskowskilab.faculty.ucdavis.edu)
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Investment Memo: Earnest Fund 2(earnestcapital.com)
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by di4na 7y ago
changelog.com opensourced their whole website https://github.com/thechangelog/changelog.com
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by di4na 7y ago
General purpose for anything that is long-running. I mean more than a few seconds. In my case, we use it to power web api, backend systems, databases, IOT devices. Anything that is not a "cli" thing basically. It is not the best f
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by di4na 7y ago
Do you have a harder time recognising black or women faces ? If you as human have no more problem, then your argument fail. Or explained otherwise: then don't use techniques that depends on lightning reflection. The fact you use techni
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by di4na 7y ago
Any CFO worth its money would tell you to optimise for free cash flow. As my ex CFO used to repeat (and we were working for big co tm). "Cash is King". She tought ne a lot. Also RoI is a measure of time. Not money or profit. Time
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by di4na 7y ago
Environment protection laws. They all reject quite a lotbof nasty chemicals. We can filter or recycle them but it cost a lot at scale. This is an open secret in EE schools.
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by di4na 7y ago
Nowhere bevause the modern hardware is only developped to be accessed C-like. Of course that cripple it, but that is what the market ask so it is the only one produced. Or you could look at HPC. Ever wondered why they use Fortran?
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by di4na 7y ago
A law proposal to make a study of the impact.
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by di4na 7y ago
Or maybe they prefer to pay to not have to spend their time going through the whole pain to find someone, make them interested, etc etc all with the risk of being for nothing. If you have the money, it is a good way to cut on time spent.
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by di4na 7y ago
I have had multiple time uninstalling a snap that installed its own X stack. And discover that it had been swapped for the whole OS to use this one. No more graphical stack. This happened to me with not only X. It seems to me that installin
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by di4na 7y ago
Snaps have been the single provider of crash, breaking the machine or killing ny battery i have ever seen on linux. It is to the point that if all i can find is a snap, i prefer to boot windows to deal with it. Snaps are a good idea in theo
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by di4na 7y ago
Cough cough. Seems someone has not really looked at the reality of the field. Erlang is right there, i advise a look :)
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by di4na 7y ago
yeah. I think the syntax and the fit of the syntax with the domain matter. Tooling too. I want to spend time building something like that, but i have doubt there is really a market need/want.
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by di4na 7y ago
It sounds like you want something closer to a prolog language in which you could specify the rules for the engines to respect...

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