hauleth

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by hauleth 7y ago
> Elixir would create a telemetry Erlang `telemetry` is something different from OpenTelemetry. > Phoenix (and other libraries like Ecto, etc.) would use it And this is a fact. Both Plug, Phoenix, and Ecto are using Erlang's Tele
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by hauleth 7y ago
> hint that it was being worked on next and will be implemented into Phoenix as a web dashboard in the future but there was no hint of that mentioned this year Currently there is EEF Observability WG that is working on integrating OpenT
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by hauleth 7y ago
1. Each package in Nixpkgs repo has assigned maintainer mentioned in source. 2. Nothing prevents you from using your own repo/hosting solution for Nix channel. 3. Writing or overwriting packages in Nix is dumb easy, so I do not see a p
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by hauleth 7y ago
There is also quite older, but still maintained other implementation https://github.com/murarth/ketos
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by hauleth 8y ago
As far as I know there is no way for Erlang to automatically cast between types (except numeric, but these are treated as one type with variants), so by any definition that I know it is strongly typed language. Dynamically typed, yes, but s
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by hauleth 10y ago
As a Pole you shoul know better. It isn't true in all cases, i.e. Jadwiga was king, not queen.
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by hauleth 11y ago
You should try Cargo
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by hauleth 11y ago
Have you tried https://github.com/tomaka/glium ?
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by hauleth 12y ago
You can always use `map`, `and` and `and_then`.
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by hauleth 12y ago
`ruby -pae` in Python. It could be nice if we doesn't have awk, sed and bc already.
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Show HN: Rks – simple project management tool(github.com)
2 points by hauleth 12y ago|0 comments
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by hauleth 12y ago
IMHO Docker should go Git way. I mean that the "core" binary provide minimum commands needed to work and any other command should be external executable that is discovered by running `docker-command-name`.
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by hauleth 12y ago
Has anyone tried CoreOS with Consul instead of etcd?