haolez

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by haolez 4y ago
Its source code is quite interesting. It's a medium-sized TypeScript project and it doesn't look like a C# or Java ripoff. Well done!
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by haolez 4y ago
Linux kernel might be a tricky one with all the inline assembly code.
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by haolez 4y ago
Oh. That might explain why I've started receiving lots of follow up spam e-mails that are obviously sent by automated Crams and often doesn't even get my name or the company's correctly.
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by haolez 4y ago
I already "knew" this, I totally agree with it, but I still open job positions in my company for "DevOps engineer". It's the easiest way to get ops people that are more focused on Kubernetes and CI/CD.
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by haolez 4y ago
Thanks! Mina is the most interesting cryptocurrency I've seen since Bitcoin. I didn't mention it since I'd look like a shill trying to pump my favorite coin. Disclaimer: I have 0 cryptocurrencies in my portfolio right now. I&
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by haolez 4y ago
The game theory behind it that makes the whole thing work.
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by haolez 4y ago
I have a contrarian view on cryptocurrencies: I don't think the blockchain is the biggest innovation. I think that Bitcoin is. And Bitcoin is more than just a blockchain. However, I think blockchains are only useful for a single purpos
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by haolez 4y ago
I think it's a good opportunity for Meteor, which is a very interesting framework but with some technical debt, to jump ship on Deno and start fresh again. Maybe they could try replacing their in-house synchronization mechanisms by man
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by haolez 4y ago
I don't think the parent was criticizing Co-pilot. The point was that codebases that need a lot of boiler plate and predictable code are not fun to work with.
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by haolez 4y ago
I used to play NetHack a lot and the only thing that bothered me in the gameplay was the monsters' AI. They were basically a huge heap of mindless creatures that lived with a single objective in mind: to destroy you. I think there is a
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by haolez 4y ago
I've just came back to Linux, with Plasma nonetheless, and the only problem I had from this list was that sleep was consuming a lot of battery. Besides that, everything worked fine. It's good enough :)
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by haolez 4y ago
I still prefer Atom's UX design over VSCode and I can't explain why. Amazing job on that front! I hope it gets traction with community support.
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by haolez 4y ago
Cool story, but this is going to be the main tool for your craft. You should buy a modern set as soon as you can afford it. You've earned it :)
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by haolez 4y ago
I'd love to hear from someone that works at GitLab on how things work internally. My understanding is that they have hundreds of employees and are 100% remote. Seems amazing from my outsider's perspective.
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by haolez 4y ago
Yes. BitWarden.
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by haolez 4y ago
I sincerely think that you are consuming too much material from social media and news outlets, so you think that the whole world is on fire everyday. Eliminate these things from your life and focus on local problems before trying to save th
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by haolez 4y ago
No! It's just a little worrying jumping in Meteor on 2022, but I might make it regardless. Thanks!
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by haolez 4y ago
The strategy pattern was really funny for me. I'd call it a different name: "code". :)
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by haolez 4y ago
Have you faced serious scalability issues with it? In my shallow research, a lot of devs complain about Meteor's performance, but it might be misuse or a misunderstanding of how the platform works.
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by haolez 4y ago
Slightly related, but Rocket Chat is one of the most important projects using the Meteor framework. How's this going in 2022? Is Meteor still relevant when compared to new players like AWS Amplify and Remix?
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by haolez 4y ago
An anecdote of my career is that some programming languages attract different kinds of programmers. I've dealt with Delphi in the beginning of my career and while there was nothing wrong with the language, it seemed to attract a lot of
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by haolez 4y ago
I also prefer turn-based games, but I've never found one that isn't extremely boring to play in multiplayer mode. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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by haolez 4y ago
Curiously, what really works for me relaxation-wise are real background sounds. For example, a 5 hours long recording of a single rain. These artificial generators doesn't give me the same vibes.
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by haolez 4y ago
Same here. Got my 386 in 1994 (in Brazil nonetheless!).
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by haolez 4y ago
It seems the author gave a talk about it in August 2021. It looks alive :)
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Eigr: Stateful Serverless in the Beam(eigr.io)
64 points by haolez 4y ago|13 comments
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by haolez 4y ago
> - local and remote calls behave the same in Erlang/Elixir, allowing to start with a monorepo having different Erlang "apps" than run on the same node, but then running the different apps on different nodes in the future,
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by haolez 4y ago
Wow! I've just subscribed to New Relic for my company (I'm the CTO) and couldn't be happier. What a coincidence :)
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by haolez 4y ago
Deliver more features, faster.
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by haolez 4y ago
Yeah. There are obvious downsides, but what if your competitor.manages to outperform you with such tools? That's my concern

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