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by jswny 7y ago
Totally agree. I tested out both Kubernetes and Swarm for a recent project. Swarm was so vastly easier to not only understand at an architectural level, but to actually use, that I was delighted by using it. Kubernetes, on the other hand, w
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by jswny 7y ago
Aren't Compose and Swarm/Stack very similar, but Stack has support for distribution between multiple nodes? I know their actual configurations aren't equivalent, but they are similar (Stack supports config options for distrib
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by jswny 7y ago
I assume that lots of people have financial stake in Tesla, and because of that have an inherent bias that often shows up when they comment on things. If you believe in Tesla, you may be long $TSLA, and you might tend to want to see the bri
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by jswny 7y ago
It's more like a fintech start-up trying to build a banking system that was heavily into functional program from what I could glean.
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by jswny 7y ago
Most importantly Elixir and their other open source projects are being transferred over to community control and will not be affected by this acquisition. For the Elixir programming language in particular, José Valim and the Elixir Core
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by jswny 7y ago
My personal favorite part of this release is the enhanced diffing in assertions! Now if a pattern match assertion fails in a unit test ExUnit will pretty print the both items in the comparing and color highlight the differences! ExUnit is a
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by jswny 7y ago
Does anyone know why IBM initially decided to throw some weight behind Swift?
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Scala 3 Explicit Nulls(medium.com)
3 points by jswny 7y ago|0 comments
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by jswny 7y ago
I think it is usually considered a right of passage of a new programming language to prove that it is mature enough to self-host. Personally, I value that aspect highly because it means if I choose to work with a language that I can underst
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by jswny 7y ago
They also have very frequent cases where the site throws up an error page or is completely unreachable because it is under heavy load. I can't think of another major social network that has those problems on a weekly basis either.
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by jswny 7y ago
Happens to me too all the time on mobile and boy is it infuriating. I either get the "something went wrong" or the "you're being rate-limited," neither of which make any sense for someone opening tweets every now an
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JEP 357: Migrate the JDK from Mercurial to Git(openjdk.java.net)
1 points by jswny 7y ago|1 comments
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Slack desktop has 2,065 external libraries(mobile.twitter.com)
29 points by jswny 7y ago|9 comments
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by jswny 7y ago
Sounds like a job for property based testing!
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by jswny 7y ago
LSP support is pretty good for Elixir. Most of the actions are supported and it's pretty fast. There's definitely not as much drive for IDE tools as I'd like to see out of the core team/Elixir community but pretty good L
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Gleam (a statically typed language for the Erlang VM): first release(lpil.uk)
6 points by jswny 8y ago|1 comments
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Go vs. Elixir: A concurrency comparison [slides](codesync.global)
12 points by jswny 8y ago|2 comments
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by jswny 8y ago
What's the point of this? If you already have iCloud (or any other service like Dropbox), why not just symlink your dotfiles from your Dropbox folder to their appropriate local directories? Then, sync is handled for you by your backup
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by jswny 8y ago
Awesome post! I really like the idea of the custom config provider and the approach to config that is taken in this post. Config is definitely a pain point for Elixir deployment, but the core team knows this and is working on it. My strateg
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by jswny 8y ago
I am a student without lots of disposable income, and I primarily deploy smaller Phoenix apps which don't get much traffic. I build releases locally with Distillery, and then deploy them in Docker containers on a $15/mo Digital Oc
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Dotty 0.9.0-RC1(dotty.epfl.ch)
1 points by jswny 8y ago|0 comments
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Ruby vs. Elixir vs. Go: A concurrency comparison(medium.com)
5 points by jswny 8y ago|1 comments
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by jswny 8y ago
Well at least for me the best of Vim includes running my editor in a terminal, so I wouldn't quite say that Oni has the best of Vim.
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Is the cloud really just someone else's computer?(techrepublic.com)
1 points by jswny 9y ago|0 comments
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by jswny 9y ago
Can someone with Swift experience comment on the status of Swift on non-Apple platforms? Is it being used outside of the Apple ecosystem? How is the tooling, deployment, availability/support, etc.
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by jswny 9y ago
I think I have enough understanding of the different types of Bitcoin between SegWit and Bitcoin Cash and what they do differently. However, I'm not very invested in the Bitcoin community. Could someone explain which of the significant
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MemoryImage (2011)(martinfowler.com)
1 points by jswny 9y ago|0 comments
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GenServers and Memory Images: A Match Made in Heaven(east5th.co)
2 points by jswny 9y ago|0 comments
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by jswny 9y ago
Not only does this sound potentially illegal but how can you be confident that you will recognize the breaking changes in time to fix them? What if you begin supporting a large number of banks and you can't keep up? Also, will your rev
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by jswny 9y ago
So how is this different from something like Mailinator.com? In my opinion, I can't see a use case in which I'd care enough to have my temporary email private. If I cared enough I'd just use my real email.

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