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by di4na 4y ago
Regarding tools affecting their career... Right now pretty limited. We mostly see move around JS and some stuff around Rust for all kind of application. Outside of this, this generation burned out maintaining stuff. And most of the (small)
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by di4na 4y ago
What happened are multiple factors 1. Web3 hired a lot of these people and so they had less time to work on this stuff. Shame to spend that much on a dead end but eh 2. Scala died with Big Data. It is still around and all but noone care any
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by di4na 4y ago
While i may not disagree i uh _check notes_ you may have missed some plot points in modern superhero movies...
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by di4na 4y ago
As one of the person cheering for it, i would say the opposite. Tailwind is super successful from people that have an aversion to React. Like all my mostly backend devs friends.
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by di4na 4y ago
And yet noone use neither of them in this world. Maybe we should realise that if none of them can be hold right when people use them, it is because they are not adapted to the use.
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by di4na 4y ago
If people hold it wrong so much, the tool is not adapted to the users. By definition
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by di4na 4y ago
You do realise that no bank ever have had enough liquidity to cover its deposits? That is what a bank is for...
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by di4na 4y ago
Because the outside world is diverse and open source does not have the ressources to write bazel rules. Nor does it fit their history. There is definitely a need for better (and Meson is the foss answer, as well as Shake). But Bazel need a
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by di4na 4y ago
Note that Andrew Tate specific operation was quite small. That does not reduce the harm inflicted. But also it is worth keeping in mind that having an independent stream of income allows SW in the porn industry to better negotiate good work
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by di4na 4y ago
Yes but only if the people that yield that capital understand that. Which. Is not a given rn.
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by di4na 4y ago
Note that despite suffering from it he kept doing stunt in public without realising it was a danger. Local rationality is a thing. It is not all a plot to suck money out. He believed his own shit.
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by di4na 4y ago
Competition but also low price of entrance/ability to enter. If raising capital for competitors is hard (see current financial situation) then even without a trust, the competing entities benefit from raising price as the demand is cap
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Can I have some DX too?(softwaremaxims.com)
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by di4na 4y ago
Sure but then what you want is to mark them as "beware there are dragons" and move on.
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by di4na 4y ago
I find fascinating that the authors analysed only systems that are nearly all "fringe". The Web itself is not really used as described either. It sounds like this work end up producing something that does not even consider the rea
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by di4na 4y ago
Then don't make them private? I keep thinking that having depf was a mistake
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by di4na 4y ago
Iirc in part 9 of this and the talk linked, Cantrill did that http://dtrace.org/blogs/bmc/2018/09/18/falling-in-love-with-... Basically he moves from his homegrown pointer chasing looking a lot like
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by di4na 4y ago
Not really. They delivered exactly what the biggest demographic group at the time wanted. Which is... Exactly what you expect in a democracy with a particularly large voter bloc...
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by di4na 4y ago
you consider scrolling through wikipedia a review of the formality of the field? I think you may need to consider how formal you are :) And no, category theory is not even approaching explaining this. At all.
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by di4na 4y ago
you can search "cybernetics" to see one of the formal theory. There is... quite some background in there.
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by di4na 4y ago
Wojtek would probably accept PR ;)
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by di4na 4y ago
Yep. The real question is how long until we get one. Scaleway seems to go in the right direction but still a bit of work needed
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by di4na 4y ago
Tbf i think using a static website like you describe is a better use case anyway for this. Phoenix and co are for things that are quite dynamic or personalised to a user. Ecommerce is not that :)
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by di4na 4y ago
You can do `-no-assets` or `-no-html` or even delete that file. All the generated code is here to get you started and generate the default "hello world" page. But none of it is necessary.
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by di4na 4y ago
Have you tried the official guides in the doc? It should be up to date.
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by di4na 4y ago
Have you tried the official guides in the doc? It should be up to date.
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by di4na 4y ago
It is a different "stream". The OP means the Phoenix Liveview new "stream" feature that allows you to efficiently update a list of HTML components without having to keep the whole list in memory, but only explaining the
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by di4na 4y ago
Why do you think the crypto industry crashed when that ban started being enforced...
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by di4na 4y ago
Because they make you sign a contract when using GA that ask you to swear you are only going to use it to send data you are allowed to send to the US. To attack Google, you would need someone to use GA without agreeing to it, which is not p
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by di4na 4y ago
They launder the Drug Cartels money. Chinese based scheme for capital flight have taken that market by offering low or even zero cut to the cartels. Because the real client are the chinese individuals needing to get the money out. And they

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