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by kimi 6y ago
> Tiny independently-operating machines (which, yes, contain hidden state) that provide answers in response to messages sent to them. You intentionally can't know how they work--they should behave as little computers. You mean... li
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by kimi 6y ago
That you can script it.
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by kimi 6y ago
Bach (JS) was not a Bach contemporary. His music felt rather "old-school" at his time. In his life, he was considered the master of all masters only as an organ tuner.
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JamRTC – WebRTC for Live Musicians(github.com)
122 points by kimi 6y ago|28 comments
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by kimi 6y ago
Exactly. But sometimes they were built as a "quick patch, we'll do this right later" and then improved and changed and.... you see the picture.
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by kimi 6y ago
COBOL was used for more mundane tasks - a lot of data loading, formatting, batches of all kinds. Not all of which seemed so important when they were written, but that ended up being a plug nobody wants to take the risk of disconnecting...
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by kimi 6y ago
There are a few things that the author forgot: - COBOL programs have history. They were changed in '77 and then the change was reverted in '79 and then again in '84. Nobody really remembers why. - COBOL programs do what they
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by kimi 6y ago
Maybe I'm not getting it but.... why not Elixir/BEAM/OTP? it already does everything.
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by kimi 6y ago
One wonders why SMOM should and (say) Google can't.
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Instead of a wallboard JavaScript SPA, publish screenshots of it(queuemetrics.com)
1 points by kimi 6y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 6y ago
You should definitely look into Erlang then.
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by kimi 6y ago
Don't think so. The list looks pretty legit (was posted separately).
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DigitalOcean user portal loads twenty third-party trackers(twitter.com)
69 points by kimi 6y ago|16 comments
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Manage FusionPBX Tenants in QueueMetrics SaaS(github.com)
1 points by kimi 6y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 6y ago
I'll take mature instrumentation that comes in the box and is a major design goal, meant to be transparently run in production (JVM, BEAM...) against anything you can do in Go.
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by kimi 6y ago
Or a cache to be loaded. In related news, "Continuous delivery makes caching an anti-pattern".
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The decentralized social ecosystem: protocols, applications and topics (Jan 21)(matrix.org)
2 points by kimi 6y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 6y ago
Not really related, but this made me think of a funny episode I have witnessed. After university, I had to have one year of civil service, and I ended up in a structure which patients were mentally retarded and/or light psychiatric dis
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An interactive evolution lab in one screenshot of Clojure(l3nz.github.io)
2 points by kimi 6y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 6y ago
Definitely. They are rather scary - not a big cat, but a small lion that jumps like crazy - but totally invisible. Only chances of "meeting" one is ending up in a cave where a female keeps her cubs.
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Setting up WebRTC on FreePBX using PJSIP(queuemetrics.com)
2 points by kimi 6y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 6y ago
I was rather happy with Ant; its tasks were usually 100% spot-on, but scripting them was a PITA and there was no downloading of Jars. Gradle was easy to start with, but it hides way too many things that end up biting you in the back (source
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Learning Elixir's GenServer with a real-world example(papercups.io)
5 points by kimi 6y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 6y ago
I'm in a similar situation. I like Clojure better than Elixir (though Elixir is "good enough", it sometimes feels like an ElCheapo brand Clojure knock-off) but I have a feeling that the problems I'm after - lots of small
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by kimi 6y ago
Every Latin student's favorite. So many dirty words to learn!
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Sangoma (FreePBX) confirms data breach as result of ransomware attack(sangoma.com)
1 points by kimi 6y ago|0 comments
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Rebuilding the Mind Grenade: TTL-based random music(fourmilab.ch)
1 points by kimi 6y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 6y ago
Not sure about Rust, but the on the Clojure side, code does not seem pretty.
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by kimi 6y ago
I'd start from here: https://clojure.org/guides/getting_started
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by kimi 6y ago
Just ignore them all. Use IntelliJ with Cursive; has sane defaults and just works. Then you can go the way of Emacs or whatever else you may fancy.

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