hermanradtke

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   by hermanradtke 11y ago

   They also had some really bad security holes recently exposed too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10078967 so they really didn't have this covered with 20 people.
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   by hermanradtke 11y ago

   And then you start pipelining all the match statements... Rust almost starts to look functional.
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   by hermanradtke 11y ago

   We have been using FusionIO cards to get effect.
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   by hermanradtke 11y ago

   Rust figures out what parts of the environment you are using and makes a closure or lambda. The compiler figures it out for you. This is basically the Rust philosophy.
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   by hermanradtke 12y ago

   >> Frequent upgrades amortize the cost and ensure that regressions are caught early. No one upgrade is likely to end in disaster because there simply isn’t enough change for that to happen. > Oh, how I wish this were true. Your ane
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   by hermanradtke 12y ago

   Consider this a request to delete an item from a users shopping cart: DELETE /api/users/1234/cart/5678 I would expect this response to return the cart resource so client does not have to issue a GET /api/u
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   by hermanradtke 13y ago

   That link appears dead. Here is another: http://git.661346.n2.nabble.com/Git-performance-results-on-a...