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by di4na 4y ago
Lot of stuff support it, but this is not really the same DX as... Just supporting it in browsers. Especially for debugging
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by di4na 4y ago
Oh thank you so much for putting the mixins in this. It would be the most massive DX positive change to CSS. It had been on my want list for years. But it seems all the momentum went into shadow DOM and we stopped talking about it. "Al
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by di4na 4y ago
Pelikan is another example
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by di4na 4y ago
The problem here with Rachel behaviour is not if they are guilty or not. The problem here is that there is an expectation that a CA have a certain standard of behaviour and ability to handle... well adversarial situations. Because that is
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by di4na 4y ago
All of this especially the end. Funnily enough the part about not sharing cache feels a lot like erlang with less scheduling...
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by di4na 4y ago
Another thing to add, do you log things in the other languages ? If not, what you are probably benchmarking there is how fast your console is in receiving the text (with a lock). Also use a release, it will help some things here, especially
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by di4na 4y ago
Are you on OTP 25 ? With the JIT, in theory Jason is faster than Jiffy
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by di4na 4y ago
That sound nice until you start dealing with all kind of algorithm like hyperloglog.
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by di4na 4y ago
That said you can try this https://color.cloudflare.design/
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by di4na 4y ago
Yes. See my point about the lack of tooling. This tool could be built but noone want to pay for it.
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by di4na 4y ago
My goto post for this kind of problems is still https://uxplanet.org/designing-systematic-colors-b5d2605b15c which, sadly, afaict, has not had the impact it deserve. The Stripe tool mentionned at the end does draw some insp
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by di4na 4y ago
The first post in the series does that exact comparison in details...
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by di4na 4y ago
you realise that "mnesia" means "memory", hence "amnesia" for "no-memory" ? So Mnesia should be the most reassuring word you could get from a db. This is a total aside from its technical consideration
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by di4na 4y ago
Runbooks or any kind of ops agent would probably fit well. In particular something like a start/stop/init daemon At least in my mind. Hell even a deployment tool would probably fit some of that paradigm. It would ofc need some wor
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by di4na 4y ago
Yep. Less anti corruption
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by di4na 4y ago
On "what is happening here". The legal rules of licensing and copyright are basically a pita for everyone and nearly impossible to apply them at scale. So everyone in this field, IP holders and users have all tacitly agreed on a s
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by di4na 4y ago
Not price gouging. Compensating for euro losing purchasing power. This is a forex problem
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by di4na 4y ago
They are paid by the army budget and are using a different command and control tradition. They do not have as many volunteers. Etc. Basically a relic of history, they developed separately from the rest of the system.
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by di4na 4y ago
Now i am waiting for the equivalent for http. It is the same nightmare of piecemeal changes...
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by di4na 4y ago
Probably was before the current euro crash. Euro went from stablish 1.20 USD to parity the past few months
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by di4na 4y ago
There have been interesting progress in this space from a different angle of attack. o11y (Akita, honeycomb, ebpf, prodfiler, ...) and "Learning from incidents" are two of these angle that have really built on this idea that &quot
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by di4na 4y ago
I am surprised that you did not use the L1C1 syntax Hilel, as it would probably make it a bit easier too. As it allows proper relative work.
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by di4na 4y ago
NIFs for particular casting of numbers to other binary formats in erlang. NIFS for embedded database and data format in erlang. Main reason ? It works. The compiler has real error messages that are helpful making the onboarding of anyone ha
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by di4na 4y ago
No, the sad reality is that doing UX change are really hard and need deep change to the nix codebase. The nix codebase is more than unwieldy plus most people interested in UX... do not get paid to work on nix. Quite simply.
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by di4na 4y ago
Mostly watering the lawn and gardening if you follow the data
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by di4na 4y ago
None of them honestly. All of them are atrocious to type and parse for a human. The option 1 is probably the best but urgh
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by di4na 4y ago
The one weird trick is to pay people to fix it. There is an incentive problem here. The second one weird trick is to legitimately ask people about the on call experience. Again. And again. And again. The reason nothing change is because noo
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by di4na 4y ago
because noone is happy, and the law is a negotiation between a large body of people and different part of society. This please noone but also allows sufficient slack for the differences to not explode into unrest. This is a working compromi
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by di4na 4y ago
I want an IaC and nixos level language with prolog inspiration. Let me express how to go from fact to goals with constraints. It would probably make more sense than HCL or Pulumi. Agents based language are close in theory but they are reall
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by di4na 4y ago
Right, the problem is the other way around. Like if you are doing something bad to someone else, like impersonating and using that to damage them. Even if the TOS says it is not allowed and the person impersonated come to the court and ask

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