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by di4na 3y ago
The 401k flow into institutional investors did not disappear. No new sink for the money appeared. Limited supply of shares and financial products to buy and near infinite, constantly replenishing, demand for putting the money somewhere. Unt
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by di4na 3y ago
That is sadly an impossible dreams due exactly to every (useful) software being a complex system. It works the other way around. You as the designer tell the computer which interactions it should handle and how. There are sadly no ways arou
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by di4na 3y ago
You realise you can do this over bank account? At least in the EU, a recurring billing over bank transfer is totally a thing...
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by di4na 3y ago
It has package management that works.
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by di4na 3y ago
For Glue, Janet is probably the biggest one right now. I am working on something, but it will take a long time.
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by di4na 3y ago
Evidence of how many people keep having to rediscover the fact show that even if it "should", it is not. Beware of the "ould"
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by di4na 3y ago
Which is a complex way to say that humans do it by hand.
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by di4na 3y ago
Isn't that basically what typed effect handlers are?
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by di4na 3y ago
softwaremaxims.com/
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by di4na 3y ago
Because they do not for integer. The vast majority of languages you use out there that do not care about speed use Bigint. Python. Haskell. Ruby. Perl. PHP. Erlang. Etc etc. Floating point are used because quite simply they are the only way
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by di4na 3y ago
Worth nothing that they managed to extend the effect handling system to safely handle first-order functions (by boxing them in thunk with explicit capability closing) https://github.com/se-tuebingen/oopsla-2022-artifact
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by di4na 3y ago
It is implemented in Scala. There is no mention of Scala because Scala does not really handle effect handling at that level.
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by di4na 3y ago
I mean the whole point of nix(and guix probably) is to accept that this is our reality and then built tools that make it tractable.
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by di4na 3y ago
I uh. Check my small rural town high street . Check my small rural town industrial zone and friends that opened factories there . Check my own experience with bank when launching a bootstrapped company Banks definitely do loans for SMB.
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by di4na 3y ago
Nothing stopping you to do something does not mean it is a likely event to happen ;) As you can see, the product selection of users and ongoing results shows that really well.
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by di4na 3y ago
Not really no.
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by di4na 3y ago
If you find it, i am interested. But it seems to be a topic that is still open to research and niche to a small group of devs
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by di4na 3y ago
yeah but at this point, currying seems to be a loss in ergonomics in most use case we have found in the wild. I love the idea, I love the principle. But the jury is definitely still out for if the pattern of showing it in syntax and semanti
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by di4na 3y ago
And you have smaller one that basically pxe boot the bigger one and manage the power, cooling, etc. It is datacenters all the way down. As someone that used to do embedded, there is a reason i felt most at home in erlang and elixir. Their p
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by di4na 3y ago
I refactored my profiling library to use them. They reduce the amount of stuff to manage. Instead of keeping a whole list of stuff organise, you just pass stuff to the stream and everything just works with good diff.
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by di4na 3y ago
If you have remarked, you can reorder in this version :)
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by di4na 3y ago
Have you remarked how few software projects, even big and visible, handle privacy well, especially if you consider things like stalking? And then what happens to the people that come talk about it in these groups? The people are pushed out
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by di4na 3y ago
Something you may have missed here. What if the shared goal and belief of the group, was one that in practice is also exclusionary? In that sense, even if the tone stays civil in group, the problem is still there.
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by di4na 3y ago
The fact you think it is possible, which runs against every experience we have had in this domain the past few decades, combined with the philosophical and mathematical underpinning of software itself running against what you describe too,
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by di4na 3y ago
Who is he. He was part of the 4 person "leadership" team and worked on the compiler team. He is one of the maintainer of nushell. He also used to work on Typescript. This is definitely someone with experience and knowledge in thes
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The Economics of Developer Tooling(softwaremaxims.com)
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by di4na 3y ago
What? The wording is really not high level, it is highly detailed. The fact that we refuse to acknowledge it is not due to the language not being detailed enough
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by di4na 3y ago
Right to privacy and due process? At least for this specific problem. I recommend going to read the Schrems II opinion by the CJEU, it is quite readable. After that we can extend to deeper Human Rights but let's start with the basics.
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by di4na 3y ago
I mean i could tell it otherwise which is that the US should maybe consider providing basic human rights to their citizens and residents. If they do not, why would the rest of the world let them interact with them and endanger everyone?
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by di4na 3y ago
You are right. The only solutions are to not host in the US and/or have a parent company in the US. And/Or to get the US to apply basic human rights. There are no other real way. What would have been sufficient is to process all d

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