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721.
by jxub 8y ago
By most used: maybe F#, Erlang, Clojure and Haskell. However mindshare in any of them is still pretty small compared to the object-oriented or procedural ones. Also, JavaScript and other mainstream languages also lend themselves quite well
722.
RAFT Explained: Introduction to the Consensus Problem (part 1)(container-solutions.com)
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LMDB: The Leveldb Killer? (2013)(banksco.de)
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Log Structured Merge Trees (2015)(benstopford.com)
1 points by jxub 8y ago|0 comments
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Distributed systems for fun and profit (2013)(book.mixu.net)
1 points by jxub 8y ago|0 comments
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How to write horrible Java(e4developer.com)
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Understanding the Tricks Behind the JIT [video](youtube.com)
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Writing Multithreaded Applications in C++ (the right way) (2015)(deathbytape.com)
2 points by jxub 8y ago|0 comments
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How to Slow Down Time(raptitude.com)
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Google Summer of Code 2018 statistics (part 1)(opensource.googleblog.com)
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Elixir State Management: Agent or GenServer? (2017)(awochna.com)
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Posix Threads Tutorial(yolinux.com)
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To spawn, or not to spawn? (2017)(theerlangelist.com)
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If there's a shortage of programmers, why aren't wages up? (2013)(blogs.perl.org)
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735.
by jxub 8y ago
Regarding the 1st book, Manning is offering a 50% discount today on all offerings.
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Formalizing and Securing Relationships on Public Networks (1997)(nakamotoinstitute.org)
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by jxub 8y ago
Since a couple of years, I use the Himalaya Herbals Indian toothpaste, with fluoride from natural sources only, and I heavily endorse it.
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by jxub 8y ago
PureScript (Haskell) and BuckleScript (OCaml).
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Nanorpc – lightweight RPC in pure C++ 17(github.com)
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The Waterbed Theory: some complexity is necessary(wiki.c2.com)
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The next 700 programming languages (1966) [pdf](cs.cmu.edu)
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Paint Drip People(facebook.com)
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Writing System Software Episode 2: Simplicity in Practice [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jxub 8y ago|0 comments
744.
by jxub 8y ago
Probably drinking too much koolaid from the AbstractBeanContainerMappingClassFactory... Sadly, this might be a classic example of the the Blurb paradox.
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Stopping the RSI pain that almost destroyed my programming career (2016)(codewithoutrules.com)
251 points by jxub 8y ago|225 comments
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Maintainable Python applications: a guide for skeptical Java developers(codewithoutrules.com)
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Yacctt: Yet Another Cartesian Cubical Type Theory(github.com)
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by jxub 8y ago
Regarding French gastronomy, and specially comparing to the Spanish which I know the most about, I heard a French acquaintance saying that it's pretty bimodal, with lots of so-so places to eat and many amazing but expensive spots, leav
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by jxub 8y ago
However the responsibility has to fall on anyone on that chain of delegates.
750.
by jxub 8y ago
One of the reasons behind the poster saying it is that the interop between Elm and vanilla JS is quite painful especially compared to the likes of BuckleScript.

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