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Silent and cool Raspberry Pi 4
(jng.imagine27.com)
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7y ago
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Signal Desktop for Arm/Linux
(jng.imagine27.com)
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8y ago
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Rust Compiler Source History Visualization
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8y ago
Another case in point. http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-tesla-collision-...
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The Rise and Fall of the Managerial Class
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8y ago
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9y ago
The article seems to paint Kotlin as not really much of a functional language as Scala is but more of a Java replacement. This is just not true. Both languages will not stop you from writing imperative code just as much as either can be use
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9y ago
Out of the frying pan and into the fire.
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9y ago
Software Engineering in 2017 : Personality cults and mostly a lack of appreciation for the history of CS.
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Go is a lowest common denominator language designed by a large company to make programmers expendable. It's ironic though because we all know how that worked out after Sun tried it with Java and what we now have some 20+ years later.
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9y ago
I think after a decade of "Cloud" hype that many customers are finally realizing that the costs/benefits of using a provider are just more complicated and more expensive for most of their needs.
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Rust is most loved language for 2nd year in a row
(insights.stackoverflow.com)
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10y ago
This is a startup that provides "valuations" of other startups after all. They sell shovels to the miners who think they are all going to get rich.
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10y ago
What would you guess the average years of experience are for a Y Combinator founder ? I say this not as a judgement but simply because people earlier on in their careers often need more face to face guidance to help them get to the point w
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10y ago
It's a fact that having everyone in an office 5 days a week sadly and far too often does not result in a company getting what it wants built. The problem with that lies elsewhere, usually with management and hiring.
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10y ago
This actually sounds workable. One other thing that is clear is that a 5-day onsite 40 hour work-week is not productive. IMO a 4-day week split between office and home would be way more productive.
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11y ago
I haven't been here in a while now but when Ron shows up in the mainstream that's reason enough. Why Lisp ? Definitely the reasons he points out. I worked at a large e-commerce retailer for a few years, one that you might have
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Guile(and most Lisps such as Common Lisp) support rationals specifically to avoid this problem, why not just use them ? scheme@(guile-user)> (= (+ 1/10 2/10) 3/10) $1 = #t
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Ring probabilities with Elixir
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The Convergence of Modern C++ on the Lisp Programming Style
(chriskohlhepp.wordpress.com)
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13y ago
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All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace
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13y ago
Youth is wasted on the young. My younger self included.
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13y ago
Nice !
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Java 8 is here. Functional programming according to Oracle ...
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13y ago
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Corporate funding for Shen
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Overloaded Circuits: Why Smart People Underperform
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Zed Shaw - "The Web Will Die When OOP Dies"
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Living in a Post-Functional World
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13y ago
There's something important missing from the post. Interviewing. Interviewing is a horrible experience for most engineers. It's often costly in time and in preparation. Keep this in mind if you're hoping to hire anyone that&#
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Big Budget AI is Back
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13y ago
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Addresses and Nodes: Two Ways To Get Around
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