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elesbao
4y ago
Tackling a new language over BEAM and integrating with Erlang is as big as Clojure with JVM - The thing is that Elixir used to be more erlang-y than it is now and does a decent job hiding the hardcore functional/process comm/OTP p
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5y ago
In a side note that someone else already made: it is interesting to see that many companies that uses JIRA also uses Slack but the noise/complaint/mentions comparing when Slack is down is way different. I barely saw people complan
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elesbao
5y ago
This post is filled with new stuff (for me) as vega, nbb and bulma. Great job !
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elesbao
5y ago
Finish your degree and don't sweat about your current job (not making little of the dire situation in your part of the world ofc). 90% of the Data Scientist work is Data Engineering so you are doing the right thing. Kaggle and others a
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Pretty Good Rundown of Charm (Charm.sh) CLI Tools at Changelog Podcast
(changelog.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
Indeed, there is a lot of room to improve. I managed a cluster that grew from 9 to 40 then to 60 EC2 Servers over 2 years, with all updates and support we could afford. It was a a nightmare to manage. The amount of cluster rebalancing, mag
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5y ago
Aphyr and jepsen are a blessing both to breakdown software like these as to illustrate complex distribute system concepts with real world evidence. The dist sys class provided by Aphyr is amazing ( https://github.com/aphyr&#x
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5y ago
I love the things that the charm gang is working on and the associated projects. The only things that are dragging me out from Rust to Go https://github.com/charmbracelet/
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elesbao
5y ago
gunicorn and gevent developer UX is so nice that it prepared me for Go years later.
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elesbao
5y ago
[OFF] Isn't this one of the guys mentioned at the soundcloud post a long ago about Brazilians and their engineering culture ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14712840 ) ? Curious if these takeaways can be sort of a
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5y ago
CP/M 80 and its quirks proving it was a real solid and influential OS :clap:
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elesbao
5y ago
They have not infected, that's not fair. they just don't care and shouldn't be blamed just because you care too much. Good that you and others care and contribute to improve tools and libraries.
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5y ago
That's very interesting and has the potential of impact as dtrace did but for the regular non-sysadmin person. Good that they were able to open it. The author posted their github in an answer down here: https://github.com&#x
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elesbao
5y ago
Thanks for the godot engine tip. > 45 here, always wanted to try my hand building a game but no framework clicked as godot. The getting started guides are easy on me.
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5y ago
[edit] Pop OS made my macbook air 2012 usable and it became a delight to hack on Rust even given the hw limitations. Their attention to detail on top of a distro that I already respect for that is awesome. Long live Pop OS.
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elesbao
5y ago
how big is the dataset ? I am wondering that if this is a month worth of bots comment that's a lot of data and the interface feels snappy.
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5y ago
Good post, well written, taught me a couple of things I didn't knew and uses Ruby in a clean way. I don't think it meant to be uber scalable but last time I had to build search in ruby I had to use Ferret (a great lib) and it was
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elesbao
5y ago
Why did you felt you had to explain what is already in the link ?
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6y ago
Nice to see the Ruby folks learning some CS !
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elesbao
6y ago
Loved that they tried to fix it with a "Circle of Empathy".
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elesbao
6y ago
Digital Tonto in Spanish means "Digital Fool" so the article is well placed
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6y ago
No, next.
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6y ago
scumbag managers rejoice, every other incarnation of "check my readme to understand me" before that was a disaster.
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6y ago
the setup would prob ably be pgsql primary, aurora secondaries on diff zones and something changing cross-zone or cross-region vpc setting to try to break replication ? never tried that but was hurt by rds pure pgsql cross region replicatio
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6y ago
Good that Sweden is using the same rational inside that they applied to other countries during WWII, cruelly neutral wrt w/death toll. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_neutrality
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7y ago
this looks as much as an engineering problem as a learning problem (how to build systems for cloud) and management (how to track and establish better quality in the whole product lifecycle). nice that they are learning their stuff still and
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elesbao
8y ago
that's a shitty incident report and a sad thread if there's this kind of activism internally while shit is on fire.
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8y ago
I felt sad...