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by eddd 10y ago
Big plus for elm. It is a great language for FP beginners. It's like functional programming LOGO.
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by eddd 10y ago
Making sort of funny articles about Docker doesn't change the fact that circleci's support for docker is horrible. I don't use it on prod (and I probably won't) but since circleci forces me to use ubuntu 12.04 which is n
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by eddd 10y ago
> 8. Spend little. I think, no one gets this right. What's missing here: for software startups, hardware (servers) should be the main cost of running the business. Increasing load due to the growing user base is a very nice to have
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by eddd 10y ago
> I want to stop contracting and apply to a company solving real problems after this process, google, facebook, zalando, amazon, etc.. The bigger the company, the smaller the feeling of doing something 'real'. Just my experienc
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Delta flights grounded after systems outage(bbc.com)
1 points by eddd 10y ago|1 comments
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by eddd 10y ago
Last year (I'm 28), I tried to read Enders Game for the for the first time since 15 years. I was disappointed, it's really cool, but for younger generations.
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by eddd 10y ago
Zero to One by P. Thiel (cheezy for HN, I know) Meltdown by T. Woods (cool guy, Austrian Economy) The Witcher by A. Sapkowski (Fantasy, but It reads well only in polish language)
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by eddd 10y ago
I lifted both of my eyebrows while reading that sentence.
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Elixir 1.3.1 released(github.com)
299 points by eddd 10y ago|96 comments
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by eddd 10y ago
Anyone knows if this 15B is treated as the "cost" of the business? In that way effective income tax would be lower for VW.
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by eddd 10y ago
> There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it. https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0020/
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by eddd 10y ago
> Compared to? Perspective matters a lot. That's why a pasted http://www.slideshare.net/BrianTroutwine1/erlang-lfe-elixir-... - slide 96 (I can't find a direct link). Elixir sits above golang but way below
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by eddd 10y ago
My concern is not about the macros themselves (I don't want to start war on macros and DSLs here) but the amount of them - especially in phoenix. Hard to grasps at first - later it is a huge benefit.
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by eddd 10y ago
I can recommend: Atom with https://github.com/msaraiva/atom-elixir
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by eddd 10y ago
I use phoenix and elixir, I agree with the statement that Elixir is awesome. But don't drink too much cool-aid - Elixir might be dangerous as well. It is essentially a big pile of macros, so sometimes number of keywords that you have t
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by eddd 10y ago
I wish docker released lite version of docker. Only containerisation, no networking configurations, weird cache mechanisms - just something small and easy to use locally. No one sane will run docker on prod anyway.
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by eddd 10y ago
I don't know much about Scala but Erlang/Elixir fits quite good to the description as well: > Scala is the programming language I use for tasks like writing web servers or IRC clients.
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by eddd 10y ago
I'd like to see this valuation - this transaction looks shaky at best.
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by eddd 10y ago
One chapter per 10% growth of the company. Product always goes first.
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by eddd 10y ago
How did you implement scoring system? Is it simple: select max(score) from casts where submit_time > NOW - 7days; or something more sophisticated https://medium.com/hacking-and-gonzo/how-hacker-news-ranking... ?
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by eddd 10y ago
There is, but printing money and giving it to investors creates inflation in assets that can be bought by them. Once money flows throught credit/banks to the entire market (already happening) you have price raises in pretty much everyt
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by eddd 10y ago
If everything is overvalued, nothing really is. To me, it is not a bubble but inflation.
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Visualize your elixir VM(github.com)
6 points by eddd 11y ago|0 comments
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by eddd 11y ago
To me the power of Erlang comes from a combination of powerful VM and OTP. In the era of hype for SOA, OTP You can run multiple apps on the same VM and they will run concurrently and communicate with each other using protocols that are core
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by eddd 11y ago
Or how much energy is used to perform single google query.
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by eddd 11y ago
I love that kind of stories: http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-21043693 Capitalism! :)
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Quick search command tool for your terminal(github.com)
2 points by eddd 11y ago|0 comments
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by eddd 11y ago
i'll finally get rid of docker-machine, THANK YOU DOCKER.
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by eddd 11y ago
I agree, but who spins up 32 cores for postgresql instance which is up 24/7?
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by eddd 11y ago
I know ec2 people find it extraordinary having 32 cores, but on ovh you can get machine with 20c and 40 hyper threads and 256 GB of RAM for less than 350$ a month.

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