emluque

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by emluque 8y ago
Yes, I actually meant VSCode, hn doesn't let you edit comments after a while and I wasn't completely aware of the differences between Visual Studio and VSCode. I checked and I'm actually using VSCode (in ubuntu).
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by emluque 8y ago
>We are OK with using dep, definitely miss a debugger or an REPL. I personally use Visual Studio with the go extension and delve and the debugger works quite well.[1] I believe that the Goland IDE also has an integrated debugger.[2] [1]
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by emluque 10y ago
>pretty much everything these days except for PHP and CGI work this way. Php has had a FastCGI implementation for a considerable ammount of time: http://php.net/manual/en/install.fpm.php
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by emluque 10y ago
I second this. That's really intriguing! I'm imagining that there is some random dude out there that somehow became the focus of some nutty conspiranoids and I can't stop laughing.
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by emluque 10y ago
The data will have to be persisted eventually once the order is finished, keeping that data on process memory would be incredibly irresponsible. And by all means if you ever do an ecommerce app please use an external database. You will want
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by emluque 10y ago
Something that everybody seems to be missing is that a microservice can serve as an endpoint for all type of clients: your web app, a rich browser client, your ios app, your android app, your smart tv app, third parties, your reporting appl
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by emluque 10y ago
Thank you for your reply. I can't edit my comment any more but where it says: >Ruby Conf that claimed that Elixir was giving better results (in request time) than rails I meant: Ruby Conf that claimed that Elixir was giving better r
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by emluque 10y ago
Thank you for your answer. It has been very enlightening. Part of the problem I had with the videos had to do with the examples they were using (a shopping cart that stores data on process memory rather than an external db seems a little ri
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by emluque 10y ago
You seem to be familiar with Elixir. May I ask you some questions? . What kind of web applications are you building with it? I'm asking what kind of web apps or scenarios do you think Elixir is particularly well suited for? I saw a thr
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by emluque 10y ago
This is a graph I made some time ago comparing the Billion Price Projects index data (which I downloaded from their site) with the Argentine Monetary Base as reported by the Argentine Central Bank: http://imgur.com/Xyd8RXa
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by emluque 11y ago
Please check out documentation for examples of the library in use, for example: http://generativetext.com/docs/quick_overview or http://generativetext.com/docs/numeric_rules
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by emluque 11y ago
I recently did a website, that mines Argentinian Central Bank statistics daily and generates graphics and reports: http://estadisticasbcra.com/en ( The data that I'm mining is published here: http://www.bcra
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by emluque 12y ago
This might be interesting to people who are into this library. I've been working on a JS library that allows for manipulation of CSS properties on a character by character or a word by word basis. You can even use math functions for in