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by di4na 10y ago
The macbook pro 2013 is probably 10 time more powerful than the thing i use. And your workstation probably used 10 time more money than what my company allows as a budget. I am not saying everything should be there but yes. There is totally
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by di4na 10y ago
Hardware is a thing too. I post that from my work station. Bad cheap laptop, one really small and 12 years old monitor... Yeah that company is shitty. You really can't get how important that list is before working for a 0/12 compa
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by di4na 10y ago
Question is : people at each level. Here most of the alerts happens at night... due to batchs... Most of the other alerts are due to network issues, moving servers due to hardware intervention that change the topology of the network, etc et
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by di4na 10y ago
Want an answer? The real one? Let corporations attack each other via electronic attack. It will be far worse at the beginning. But once you really threaten the bottom line for free, security will come. I sadly see no other good way to have
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by di4na 10y ago
Yes but the treaty itself is pretty precise. You can look at it, but basically : if it is not a direct attack on the North Atlantic country sovereign soil, NATO do not have to do anything.
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by di4na 10y ago
Elixir and Erlang were built with a purpose. OCaml kitchen sink is due to use in prod btw. Like Erlang, it is a language that evolved with industry needs more than due to "research"
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by di4na 10y ago
Elixir is getting a really nice Flow lib. You can have a look here : https://hexdocs.pm/gen_stage/Experimental.Flow.html
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by di4na 10y ago
As someone that is a genius and have two little brothers that are geniuses... Nope... Still the same. Beaten down, considered bad, pressured by your parents ot be the best, impossible to talk about what you like. I think the worst was when
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by di4na 10y ago
You sir are doing the talk i want to keep doing for the Elixir Community. I sometimes wonder if we do not need a way to talk about this type of thinking more publically...
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by di4na 10y ago
Sure. But... Then you enter the place where you get overloaded semantic. In particular... the fact that "Object need Classes !" or "Objects are a thing that encapsulate Functions with hidden state" I have some ideas for
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by di4na 10y ago
Sooooo A process is a function running in its own context. A module is just a namespace to group some functions. But there is no real link to what an object brings. At best you could try to compare an OTP behaviour to a class but even that.
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by di4na 10y ago
Full time university. Full time in company getting you degrees is... quite hard in France The "Professionelle" part is more about the fact that after it you should not continue studying but go for a career.
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by di4na 10y ago
From my PoV : Pull the plug and wait to see if someone yell. If noone yell... then noone need to know. If someone yell, be sure to put your own contact proeminently everywhere. So that your management do not know. And just roll it back
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by di4na 10y ago
I have a lot of family working in obgyn or genetic. The main problems of the products so far for male contraception is that they are not easily reversible. And there is not yet a really succesful idea for a reversible treatment. Tbh, there
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by di4na 10y ago
I highly advise the original Twilight Zone. This show was miles ahead...
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by di4na 10y ago
Would a MCT-Nissan Roto-Drone work?
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by di4na 10y ago
Just so you know, i am a young apprentice in an IT department. The official average age of developpers here is 41... I can count the employees under 30 in my two hands. Could probably even count the one under 35... So the opposite exists to
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by di4na 10y ago
I personally tend to think that PKD really rushed all his works. And it shows. As a ton of SF, his themes and the ideas behind are still really interesting, but it lacks a ton of polishing work.
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by di4na 10y ago
I would had that the new experimental GenStage by the Elixir team may be of interest for event driven and Reactive people... https://github.com/elixir-lang/gen_stage
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by di4na 10y ago
Sure but 1 and 2 end up being the same. Because when you reach the limits you clone. The thing with parallelism is not reading. It is writing. So the best way ... is to have isolated computation then reconnect them at the end... and yes it
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by di4na 10y ago
What do you mean by that. Because doing parallelism wrong is easy : do it. Parrallelism mean doing the same thing at the same time. The only way to not do it wrong is to not do it.
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by di4na 10y ago
Or the compilers we use did not evolved... which mean language have not evolved...
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by di4na 10y ago
Nothing is. There was an interesting discussion between Simon Peyton Jones and Joe Armstrong on that. https://www.infoq.com/interviews/armstrong-peyton-jones-erla... In general, the thing is... parallelism is hard. If
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by di4na 10y ago
Don't go too fast. It is widespread in the startup world. In entreprisey world not so much. Here we have no version control, no continuous build and bugs never get solved. Don't even think about Hall testing. And the people that h
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by di4na 10y ago
I never said the contrary. But a tons of these systems are old, and people knowing how they work are long gone. Plus doing a proper post mortem and understanding how it works woudl take a lot of time and money. Things they most of the time
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by di4na 10y ago
No because doing that would mean knowing what happened and spending time doing a post mortem.
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by di4na 10y ago
A lot. Like nearly all Car manufacturer or Banks.
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by di4na 10y ago
That last part feel really like dirty schedulers. Which have an experimental implementation in the BEAM recently.
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by di4na 10y ago
Hey when i say Web tech makes no sense for me coming from embedded, i mean it... Another point that show how contrived loops you have to do to go around stateless server apps...
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by di4na 10y ago
thing is, most of the time low hanging fruits are the only thing they solved during the past 10 years. They are now stucked with core problems. And no, most of them would not take long time. They just need a political decision, but could be

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