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901.
by jadbox 10y ago
It was also widely used for Adobe Flex for making Flash interfaces. "Everything old becomes new again."
902.
by jadbox 10y ago
If I could just run Overwatch with little issue on Linux [without a virtual machine], I'd be a total convert.
903.
by jadbox 10y ago
I'd love to see some webassymbly benchmarks now with 52 stable.
904.
by jadbox 10y ago
I wonder if this kind of research also translates to language design for quantum computers where determinism has to be sacrificed to a degree?
905.
by jadbox 10y ago
All of Siri and Azure runs on top of DC/OS, it's certainly demonstrated it can be used for massive data centers
906.
by jadbox 10y ago
> The facts are what the facts are. What about alternative facts?
907.
by jadbox 10y ago
I've looked at nativescript- it's pretty neat... although still very young. Imho, there's no native JS platform that I'd recommend for a production app yet.
908.
by jadbox 10y ago
I've been using react-native for the last year and can't say I have much positive to say about it. Honestly, just about every day we hit a sharp pain point in component layouts, broken build scripts due to RN bugs, and runtime cra
909.
by jadbox 10y ago
I feel that GraphQL is a lost cause for any sort of mass adoption, especially outside of dynamic languages. Working with it using statically typed languages is incredibly tedious. Also, security scopes/boundaries are also challenging t
910.
by jadbox 10y ago
This reminded me to fill a bug for BusyBox/Alpine's version of xargs which does not support parallel operations. https://bugs.busybox.net/show_bug.cgi?id=9511
911.
by jadbox 10y ago
Anyone willing explain this to someone without context?
912.
by jadbox 10y ago
If you're the one designing the map function transformer, then you know about the extra args thing... but otherwise you're right that you have to be careful!
913.
by jadbox 10y ago
no need for lambda <ul> {childItems.map(RenderChild)} </ul>
914.
by jadbox 10y ago
Interesting that Nim (lang) is used in the examples- good readable code too
915.
by jadbox 10y ago
I'd also look into Citus (PG plugin for scaling)
916.
by jadbox 10y ago
I'm working on an open source project that does just that: deploy container updates. It's not available just yet, but you can follow me for when I announce it. https://twitter.com/jadbox
917.
by jadbox 10y ago
How does this compare to something like zeroMQ?
918.
by jadbox 10y ago
How large-ish is your codebase?
919.
by jadbox 10y ago
I think you're looking for Swagger. It's been around now for awhile, works well, and has a good ecosystem of tools around it.
920.
by jadbox 10y ago
Any reason to just use SFML over this?
921.
by jadbox 10y ago
For CDN-style content, IPFS is a much better route. This seems like a proof of concept really.
922.
by jadbox 10y ago
Isn't the cost significantly higher? Even with bulk pricing, lambda was more than 8x more expensive than ec2 for constant computing.
923.
by jadbox 10y ago
This reminds me of the movie Secret of Nimh.
924.
by jadbox 10y ago
I'd LOVE to see some Linux web/micro benchmarks... particularly against Java, Go, Node, Python.
925.
by jadbox 10y ago
On that spectrum, I'd put D between your definition of Rust and Nim. Currently it does use a GC by default, but you can easily work above it when needed. Soon(tm) you will be able to specify what kind of GC to use (eg. provide your own
926.
by jadbox 10y ago
I've been leaning on Go lately because it has a large module community already. Nim, D, Rust are all on my radar to use once library maturity happens. For example, I need solid AWS, Azure, GEngine SDK support.
927.
by jadbox 10y ago
If someone had an AWS API wrapper, I'd start using it the language more. I'd be willing to help if someone takes point creating one.
928.
by jadbox 10y ago
But will it be open source?
929.
by jadbox 11y ago
Hmm.. not sure if anything can get me to switch from i3, but this looks neat, as being created solely on lisp.
930.
by jadbox 11y ago
Considering Apple is one of their customers- I'd say they're doing alright.

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