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> Why does it have to be “containerised” at all? Why can’t the software be directly installed on a *nix virtual machine? I am very interested in this upcoming space. I had set up devbox.io for local development, and it even offers the co
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by diarrhea 3y ago
A big term for a simple design principle indeed. But their implementation isn’t as grim as what I had initially envisioned when hearing that term. I immediately thought of Smalltalk and the idea of objects sitting next to each other, formin
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by diarrhea 3y ago
Enlightenment
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by diarrhea 3y ago
I’d call that a bit of a stretch. Python can have full blown OOP, even multiple inheritance. It can be very functional (decorators are used a lot). It’s interpreted, not compiled. It has tons of syntax sugar. Properties, context managers ar
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by diarrhea 3y ago
> Interpreted languages are not compiled, so this sentence doesn't make sense. Usually it's a moot point, but in the context of the post it isn't. Python, Lua and JavaScript are compiled to bytecode / intermediate rep
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by diarrhea 3y ago
> Rust's cuts down on total development time because of the extensive checks it performs Plus, there's rust-analyzer/LSP. It works in real-time, and catches basically everything one might care about, no compiler needed. It
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by diarrhea 3y ago
I regularly come across sensible features that are sadly nightly-on. Corresponding features on the issue tracker tend to be years old and still open. For example, the Error trait in core as opposed to only std.
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by diarrhea 3y ago
You must be a 100x engineer.
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by diarrhea 3y ago
A new statement, wow! I wonder if the price is worth the benefit. The new syntax for generic functions and classes is great. Brings it in line with other languages.
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by diarrhea 3y ago
Reminds me of `diags` from [0]. Side note: can we make 'file not found' errors that fail to mention what wasn't found illegal? What's the point of 'file not found', then keeping silent about the exact file? S
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by diarrhea 3y ago
Here I was, hoping he worked on performance, typing, dependency management or other hard, meaningful issues in the Python ecosystem.
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C++ FFI from Python from Excel. Now this is podracing.
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by diarrhea 3y ago
My thoughts too. Not having to install outside software is treated as a feature, but it is a lost opportunity: Excel with tight VSCode integration sounds like a killer app for decades to come. Two best-of-class (respectively) programs, each
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by diarrhea 3y ago
Concur. In large parts, the book feels like it's making the forest of fundamental research papers, published across decades, accessible by putting them into context, ordering them and "dumbing them down" for us mere mortals.
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> out of the recruiting business long before I find myself looking. Where do they go? I like checking out recruiters' CVs, and a lot of them seem to stick around in their profession.
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100 MB memory per learn.microsoft.com tab, for a bit of what feels like entirely static (a good thing) HTML.
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https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io
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by diarrhea 3y ago
Isn’t the control pane and everything else running on physically separate nodes for that reason already? (By default)
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by diarrhea 3y ago
Rates don’t matter. Only absolute numbers matter, or in this case a single number. CO2 emissions, measured by mass. Divide by the atmosphere’s mass if you want a rate. Any other one is meaningless. Less per capita but more capita is still…
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by diarrhea 3y ago
What’s “cached” referring to here, in the case of the get?
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by diarrhea 3y ago
Yep. The other day I just wanted to update a dependency in my Python project and now it’s crashing in CI (doesnt locally) due to a missing C header file. No amount of git clean allowed me to reproduce it locally (using venvs). It used to wo
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by diarrhea 3y ago
Correct. Even in this thread, it’s just a bag of opinions. Most are elaborate and well articulated, all correct, all wrong nonetheless. No wonder this topic is always such a pile of patchwork. It’s as diverse as developers are.
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I wonder how much that is obsoleted by io_uring by now? The article mentions how non-blocking IO is the way to gain back control otherwise conceded to the kernel in the case of blocking IO. However, non-blocking IO has to be laboriously imp
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by diarrhea 3y ago
> I long ago got rid of the idea that anything I create is special or worth saving. Outcomes are what matter. Yes, this is holding me back! I have a bunch of stuff on GitHub, obsessing over every code comment, never to be read by anyone
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> teams that don’t really care about my tech stack Relatable. I'd love to talk to them about my private Rust projects. > You can blame the company for making these teams up (I did/do), but that how things are. But... how did
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> teams not familiar with my tech stack Not the other way around?
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by diarrhea 3y ago
Can perfectionism be "cured"? Of the list, it's the most relevant to me. Would a "shock therapy" work, where I force myself to treat all solutions superficially, only making things work without trying to understand
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by diarrhea 3y ago
Exactly what I wanted to say! Out of the list, I can identify with most things. Almost scary... I think what's most important is to be aware . If traits aren't too pronounced, betterment is possible, and awareness helps eventuall
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My first computer had RAM.
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It’s not about individual usage but the ecosystem around and on top of Terraform, whose foundation just got a lot more shaky.

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