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by efnx 6y ago
There’s a lot happening at compile time that less safe languages don’t do. Type checking and type erasure, etc
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by efnx 6y ago
You’re right, though after an initial compilation cargo does a good job caching and subsequent builds will often beat Go’s compile times.
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by efnx 6y ago
But cargo caches well, and after that first compile subsequent compilations will take mere seconds.
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by efnx 6y ago
“Apps” is a pretty vague description of an application, but if you’re writing a server it’s just as easy to “just throw” the app on lambda as it is on EC2. In general I ask myself if my new server can run on a lambda and if it can’t then I
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by efnx 6y ago
Speed and parallelism are good features but the killer app of serverless is the cost savings. You only pay for the time your function is running. Traditional server applications can be rewritten “serverless” so long as your pipeline is pret
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by efnx 6y ago
Both points are true, but the author is talking about writing new software specifically for serverless compute.
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by efnx 6y ago
Not fully static by default, it links dynamically against glibc. If you want a fully static bin you can compile with musl.
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by efnx 6y ago
simple scraper is cool - I had that same idea and you beat me to it!
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by efnx 6y ago
Sadly it’s expected here. We all know PoC are sorely underrepresented in tech. We are a reflection of the problem at hand - the result of years and years of systemic racism and sexism.
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by efnx 6y ago
I created srcoftruth.com for this reason, but it's a hobby project - and I'm currently rebuilding it.
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by efnx 7y ago
You’re reducing two type variables down to one. The number of type variables matter. The kind of the type matters. Look at the definition of Monad for Either. You’ll see.
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by efnx 7y ago
Agreed. The concepts are very useful and applicable elsewhere.
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by efnx 7y ago
It does in that it has two type variables. In Haskell Either is not a monad - (Either a) is.
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by efnx 7y ago
B12 deficiency happens even when you eat meat. Humans used to get B12 from bacteria in the dirt that accompanied much of the food we ate. Eating meat these days doesn’t give you enough B12 and has to be supplemented.
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by efnx 7y ago
There’s the big China study you can use as a starting point. If you want a catchy movie check out game changers, it’s flashy but deals specifically with athletes.
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by efnx 7y ago
The first and easiest thing we can each do, individually, is eat less meat (or better - no meat). My wife and I have been mostly vegan for a year for health reasons and it’s surprisingly easy. Throw on the eco benefit and it’s a very good f
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An EDSL that compiles to SPIR-V for graphics programming on the GPU in Haskell(gitlab.com)
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by efnx 7y ago
This is why I wrote https://srcoftruth.com - it will find your todos and open, track and eventually close a ticket for each distinct todo in your repo. Works on GitHub repos and issues (private and public). Currently building JI
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by efnx 7y ago
> We have CDNs and Rust and all that fast crap. It's amazing. Where’s the rust? What is it used for? I couldn’t find it on the repo.
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by efnx 7y ago
I used to want that too. Spacemacs has pretty good support out of the box if you’re willing to use stack. Vim w/ the haskell-vim-now collection is good too. But soon after you realize that all you need is any text editor and a terminal
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by efnx 7y ago
I must be missing the point here because if you wanted to “write ... Haskell using only the IO monad and modules of functions” you could simply write your modules (Haskell supports modules) and then write your IO. Done. Is that what you mea
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by efnx 7y ago
They might be talking about the Bill Gates special.
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by efnx 8y ago
That’s not extortion. If you don’t like the terms don’t use the software.
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by efnx 8y ago
Being careful and aware of your surroundings is a prerequisite for driving. If you can’t avoid small vehicles you need to get off the road.
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by efnx 8y ago
It’s funny that the parent poster mentions this - it’s likely that either the cyclist has a car, payed in the same manner as the driver and is in the moment using the road for “leisure or sport” - or the cyclist really needs to use the road
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by efnx 8y ago
> Add yet another /* TODO */ in your codebase and call it a day. JK :-). Then you could track it with http://srcoftruth.com/
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by efnx 8y ago
They must be. Public schools are underfunded. Also, who measures children by “quality”? Jeez. This part of SV culture I would like to unsubscribe from.
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by efnx 8y ago
This is simply not true.
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by efnx 8y ago
Dangerous because I don’t trust our current federal government to appropriately redistribute those taxes.
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by efnx 8y ago
That sounds dangerous.

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