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Norman and Plantagenet Kings of England (2012)(epicworldhistory.blogspot.com)
1 points by jxub 8y ago|0 comments
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Mongol Rule of Russia (2012)(epicworldhistory.blogspot.com)
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The Effects of the Mongol Empire on Russia(geohistory.today)
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The Rust Language and Special Cases(blog.infinitenegativeutility.com)
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Ask HN: Are HN servers overloaded?
30 points by jxub 8y ago|27 comments
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by jxub 8y ago
CSV standards are flawed and it has a lot of weird edge cases. Moreover, byte encoding formats are more concise, so faster to transport over the wire and store and the schema seldom proves to be an hindrance, as it assists in data validatio
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An Illustrated Guide to Indian Food-Tech (Part I)(the-ken.com)
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by jxub 8y ago
SourceGraph tries to fix it, and the experience of searching, jump-to-definition and generally getting to grips with a codebase is way better there IMO. They also have browser plugins with integration to GitHub. I recommend you to check i
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How Beauty Companies Price Lipstick(racked.com)
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How I Came to Write D (2014)(drdobbs.com)
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Carbon: Create and share beautiful images of your source code(carbon.now.sh)
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to Elm(azer.bike)
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CI/CD: How to Build an Effective Initial Deployment Pipeline(toptal.com)
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Price's Law: Why Only a Few People Generate Half of the Results(dariusforoux.com)
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Go for Industrial Programming(peter.bourgon.org)
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Maybe Work-Life Balance Means You Should Work More (2010)(getbullish.com)
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by jxub 8y ago
No idea about its usage in industry, but this is a classical example of a tool that maps to its domain a magnitude better than the competition, yet can't seem to take off because of lack of the network effects that would act as propell
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Readings in distributed systems (2013)(christophermeiklejohn.com)
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Foot-candles: the different paths to tech(blog.alicegoldfuss.com)
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Implement Your Language for GraalVM(graalvm.org)
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Syndicate: an Actor-based programming language for interactive programs(syndicate-lang.org)
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Conversational Concurrency(syndicate-lang.org)
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Cdecl: C gibberish ↔ English(cdecl.org)
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by jxub 8y ago
Username relevant ;)
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Parallel Programming in Futhark(futhark-book.readthedocs.io)
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Focusing on José Valim: A Biographical Interview (2016)(austinelixir.org)
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by jxub 8y ago
Erlang is really good for any messaging and/or distributed system, but fails short of power for number-crunching, however you could write any compute-intensive parts in C/Rust and make a NIF link to them. I think that F# it&#x27
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by jxub 8y ago
An interesting part of it is the low number of references from outside sites. Reddit is amazing for concentric closed tribes with occasional ripple-like effects in the main page from some niche subreddits. Is this the real hivemind of a big
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by jxub 8y ago
And so it looks that the development of the autonomous cars will ironically be collaborative instead of autonomous...
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A brief overview of the Raft algorithm (2016)(blog.carlosgaldino.com)
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