di4na

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   by di4na 9y ago

   The main difference sadly break most of the analogy. Because a pod is far from the granularity of a process. It is closer to the granularity of an application, the biggest abstraction that OTP gives you. What that mean is that k8s does not
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   by di4na 9y ago

   Lasp use Partisan for its distribution, not the default erlang distribution. It was built exactly to deal with a high level of churn, specifically for edge computing with spotty network. So yes it does. https://github.com/la
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   by di4na 9y ago

   In no particular order: * Proper binary string. * AST level hygienic lisp like macros. * Doctests. * In general easy documentation. * Tooling in general. Erlang had no reliable package manager before piggybacking the elixir one has an examp
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   by di4na 9y ago

   As someone that live more or less following that code, i am employed and my employer is really happy with me. And the day i leave, i know i will have multiple offers, because people know me and want to work with me. I am sad that you think
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   by di4na 9y ago

   My mistake. Was meant to be Bohemia Interactive.
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   by di4na 9y ago

   Indeed. Bethesda do work well too with TES stuff too that said.
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   by di4na 9y ago

   There is some nuance here. Company like Bethesda or CDProjekt are showing that having one long running game can work too. (Bethesda is a bit strange due to their military contracts but still). CDProjekt are even more interesting because the
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   by di4na 9y ago

   Just a short counter point. While i do agree with the progress Linus has made, Linux in most organisations is still problematic in these areas. But i am not sure illumos is better. I think it would but... Why? Usability and operational cost
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   by di4na 9y ago

   AFAIK it is productiom ready and there are a couple of real use case in prod. Both with and without Lasp. Chris would know more. Short answer yes.
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    by di4na 9y ago

    The french constitutional court does exactly that. Send the law back to parliament.
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    by di4na 9y ago

    Ascential plc
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    by di4na 9y ago

    We are definitely "entreprise" (1k5 employees, FTSE 250) and all new devs are in Elixir. Coming from mainly php. But it is also following a strategic turn and an organisational change. Toyota, Comcast, Sky, Adobe,Square Enix are t
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    Void *: Incidents as Untyped Pointers(snafucatchers.com)

    1 points by di4na 9y ago|0 comments
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    by di4na 9y ago

    I really hope they would stop with that exactly once thing. It does not mean what they use it for, and it does generate a lot of confusion.
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    by di4na 9y ago

    Except browsers do not allow Push on http/2 so far
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    by di4na 9y ago

    I would say Blindsight is nearly completely about AI. I advise a re-read. Vampires are not really monsters... Just puppets...
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    by di4na 9y ago

    There are lot of bad things here. Main reason for web apps stay : they can evolve without a distribution life cycle. Around REST and RPC : No what you see on the web is not REST. And please stop bringing back RPC. It was a bad idea before,
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    by di4na 9y ago

    Quite the contrary, it does make far more sense with that ending. The whole book is centered around that. It is, by far, my preferred Culture book and the one that apply the best today.
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    by di4na 9y ago

    How do you setup the rest of dependencies configuration ? How do you know that there are no hidden dependencies ? How do you handle time ? How do you ensure that it can be reproduce ? How do you define the dependencies ? How do you make sur
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    by di4na 9y ago

    BlindSight by Peter Watts is a better beginning imho
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    by di4na 9y ago

    "Programming with Abstract Data Types", B Liskov and S Zilles
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    by di4na 9y ago

    That is totally true and it expands the programming possibilities... But... it make debugging harder without even more tooling. And debugging is most of the time spent in software... which probably explain the origin of the problem. Especia
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    by di4na 9y ago

    Keep in mind that Graydon mainly think in term of low level compilers, system level languages and software you ship to your users' computer. Not a language that live on your servers and provide a service through the network, nor distri
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    by di4na 9y ago

    Technically Elixir is really close to a Lisp-2. It is not a real lisp as it is not homoiconic. But it is not far and the macros are heavily inspired from Clojure. Elixir in general is probably close to Clojure than Ruby in its internals. An
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    by di4na 9y ago

    Except not. The air safety Human Factor culture have moved away from what they criticise 30 years ago. They are now fully on Safety II. I advise Steven Shorrock work recently at https://humanisticsystems.com
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    by di4na 9y ago

    There are multiple problems here, and they all stems from a lot of misunderstandings. Disclaimer : i do have a maths background and formal methods do have their use. But not in the general case. >they are for programming (as in math) a w
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    by di4na 9y ago

    Just saying, but so far, there have been more critical bugs in erlang solved due to the Elixir community than Elixir critical bugs solved... so well...
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    by di4na 9y ago

    Outch yes, it was early this morning, on my phone. Sorry :(
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    by di4na 9y ago

    Blond Sight by Peter Watts. Available in CC license on his website rifters.com There are a lot of fiction books that will make you think differently more than non-fiction.
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    by di4na 9y ago

    Also banning encryption would have bo effect on IRA. They were super effective without it...