joshsyn

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by joshsyn 6y ago
Only a salty bitch would downvote this comment.
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by joshsyn 6y ago
A 1.5 trillion dollar joke. Thanks to the Fed who pumped trillions of dollars back in 2008
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by joshsyn 6y ago
One reason I think is because of the global phenonmenon and easy to exchange native currency to crypto. And the immutable and fixed capped supply. Huge prizes to be won for someone cracking the network.
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by joshsyn 6y ago
lol, you are wrong.
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by joshsyn 6y ago
Buying bitcoin early would have put me 10 years ahead. Missed, maybe bitcoin cash isn't bad as everyone taints it to be.
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by joshsyn 6y ago
well deserved
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by joshsyn 6y ago
I get lot of Junk ads from Facebook. Good riddance
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by joshsyn 6y ago
Always one guy who shouts about control and submission. Don't like it don't buy it?
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by joshsyn 6y ago
why do you think its better with .net 5?
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by joshsyn 6y ago
Implemented CQRS+ES design pattern recently in F# and postgres. The query side kept changing due to business needs, while the command side remained the same. In our case, queries state aka projection were asynchronous which made it very fle
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by joshsyn 6y ago
I prefer functional first languages that allows mutability where needed. Ocaml, F# and scala for me. You have to go through great lengths to avoid mutability in Haskell, which is why they are developing linear types. I tried it for a few mo
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by joshsyn 6y ago
Tf. I have avoided employers that required certifications and will continue to do so.
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by joshsyn 6y ago
Micro-ORMS for boilerplate sql - RepoDb. Rest just use Query Builder or raw sql.
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by joshsyn 6y ago
Alzabraic types and records have strutural equality while classes don't have it I believe.
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by joshsyn 6y ago
How is it avoiding subtle bugs? Looks like a sane default to me
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by joshsyn 6y ago
No F# support :O
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by joshsyn 6y ago
zero overhead on the web or just zero and overkill for the web? Seriously I don't get the appeal of doing frontend in Rust? Isomorphic you say, thought Json solved that problem? Hell, I'd rather choose typescript even.
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by joshsyn 6y ago
Most relationships, I have encountered are just one-many, many-one, many-mane, one-one, indirect, direct or graphical in nature. You want flat result, aggregated result. Why does this have to be blamed on the data relationship and not SQL l
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by joshsyn 6y ago
lol, apple fans chuckle. Typing this from my work macbook.
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by joshsyn 6y ago
Its funny though, as I am personally switching to scala 3 for the features I mentioned. I find the features particularly handy for building distributed systems using Akka. And I wished they'd get tooling just right out of the bat. (sbt
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by joshsyn 6y ago
My ideal language is something like F# but with HKTs, trait, macros, union types (without discriminator), basically most features dotty aka scala 3 introduced.
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by joshsyn 6y ago
Poor logic. I never said I don't value Linux or freedom. Last time I checked, nobody dictates what you use. I don't understand why making profits is shunned as such a problem? And takes away your freedom? You are free to not use p
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by joshsyn 6y ago
Why is it that Linux is always playing catch-ups with device drivers, KDE, GNOME, wayland to be on par with Windows or Mac equivalent? Cause there are lack of resources, how many people want to invest their time for nothing in return? Very
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by joshsyn 6y ago
I think linux on the desktop would be been better story. My point is without Microsoft we wouldn't be where we are today. We'd be lagging far behind. Apple being the only competition, would probably still be selling Apple 2.
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by joshsyn 6y ago
Problem? Thanks to Microsoft and other capitalist companies for revolutionizing the way we do computing today.
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by joshsyn 6y ago
Used ArchLinux for 6 years and eventually switched to Ubuntu. It just works most of the time and most of the things I require is bundled with the installation ISO. Most third-party bundles in .deb format which also usually just works.
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by joshsyn 6y ago
Long-term solution - Use rust
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by joshsyn 7y ago
I almost got into a role as a lead dev only to decline myself later. Their entire team had left for some reason and last developer wanted to leave too. No technical interviews, though lol. Small companies aren’t that great either, when thei
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by joshsyn 7y ago
I have been using F# since last year, haven't really looked back to C# since. Unfortunately although we are a small community, it does feel like being last on Microsoft priority list. Microsoft please listen to feedback of your F# user
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by joshsyn 7y ago
Are you guys moving away from haskell?

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