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josephmoniz
5y ago
> And as horrible as PayPal is, cryptocurrencies have even more friction and risk. This comparison with PayPal is perfect. The way I see it, ACH and wire transfers are to PayPal what cryptocurrencies are to startups and tech that is bein
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josephmoniz
5y ago
Stripe fees are higher than Solana $USDC transaction fees. You also don’t have to worry about getting your account shut down or funds frozen. I once worked for a YC company, LendUp, and we started off using Stripe for accepting payment but
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5y ago
As a 13 year old programmer learning to code in 2005, transferring money online seemed impossible, this was pre-stripe after all. A 13 year old getting a bank partnership or a payment processor deal seemed a bit out of reach as well. These
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10y ago
Good point, the author clearly misses the point that tests themselves are code and thus can have errors in them as well. Code coverage is just a vanity metric if you're tests don't actually test the correct thing.
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10y ago
This reminds me of a talk from StrangeLoop 2012 by Paul Snively and Amanda Laucher "Types vs Tests". Well worth the watch. https://www.infoq.com/presentations/Types-Tests
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10y ago
>The pendulum is quickly swinging towards dynamic typing. Programmers are leaving the statically typed languages like C++, Java, and C# in favor of the dynamically typed languages like Ruby and Python. And yet, the new languages that are
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Notes on Clojure
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11y ago
Yeah, this appears to be a bit misleading. It sounds as if they're just running the compiled jar as the /sbin/init process. IMO, thats a very lightweight distro but not a unikernel. #NotAnExpert.
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Paul Graham, Star Trek, College and Startups
(blog.plasmaconduit.com)
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Consistent Hashing: Explained with images and cope
(blog.plasmaconduit.com)
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CRDTs: Distributed Semilattices
(blog.plasmaconduit.com)
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The Composite Pattern and Monoids
(josephmoniz.github.io)
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Functors: Values with context
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Reduce vs Fold in scala
(josephmoniz.github.io)
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Exhaustivity checking in scala
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14y ago
I've been approached by a couple people like this for a technical co-founder position. I got scared off when i actually met them and discovered i had more product experience then them and they had no significant connections or marketing exp
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14y ago
If you use a persistent PHP stack like mongrel2 + photon an opcode cache is just a waste of a php module. http://www.photon-project.com/
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V8 is a non optimal VM for heavy IO?
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15y ago
The final method uses a really common programming idiom for optimizing the removal of elements in a std::vector known as "swap and pop". Swap and pop works by taking advantage of the facts that the most efficient element you can remove from
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Bind vs Curry in Javascript
(josephmoniz.github.com)
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Error handling in Node.js with the pass pattern
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15y ago
I wish i could agree. However, my experiences in getting jobs as a software engineer have been vastly different. I've never spent longer then a week seeking a job in the software industry. This might be some what biased because i haven't be
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16y ago
NodePHP anyone? heh, afraid that would be a little more then just a SAPI implementation though, we'd have to throw out a good chunk of the standard library and very few if any extensions were coded for asynchronous execution. An interesting
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16y ago
This benchmark seems to be either out dated or somewhat falsified. I ran the same benchmark on my system and CI out performed Yii ( https://github.com/JosephMoniz/BlueElephant/blob/master/docs... ) . The main point though is that with or