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kopos
5y ago
Or the converse? If Copilot is as good as it gets but only for some languages, won’t it influence what languages will be chosen by devs or companies?
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kopos
5y ago
Sarvasv, You should explore this further! Once you are past the basic syntax, I think there are world of possibilities that can be explored.
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kopos
5y ago
We used flexviews for MySQL. It would use the MySQL bin log to read through the actual DML queries (UPDATE, DELETE, INSERT), parse the query and then make changes to the materialised views based on the dependency tree defined by the SQL que
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kopos
6y ago
Do you plan to learn as a LISP dialect as a purely academic exercise or to build something with it? If you want build it as a tool, I’d recommend Clojure. I’ll be happy to teach if you’re interested https://twitter.com/akako
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kopos
6y ago
Exactly! Just a curious Q: why is there hate directed at Flash but not a similar 3rd party runtime like Unity?
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kopos
6y ago
Currently it is JetBrains Mono Earlier - IBM Plex - Fira Sans - Operator Mono - Source Code Pro
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kopos
6y ago
Boardgame.io is good but it doesn’t have timers, iirc
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kopos
6y ago
This is so well articulated. Thank you.
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kopos
6y ago
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kopos
6y ago
Is this without any incentives from Uber? From what I’ve seen in India, the drivers have to work really hard and do 50-69 hour days to get a decent living. With Uber taking a 30% cut, and the driver themselves having to cough up the repairs
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kopos
6y ago
Another context to add to this. This might also be part of SoftBank’s fire sale which bought ARM for $32B just few years ago (2018?)
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kopos
6y ago
Feels like a lot of old knowledge was discounted / ignored and the mistakes are being rediscovered. Feels a bit like the Hexagonal Architecture being rediscovered. Micro service with half life of 1.5 years? Does that mean that enough p
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kopos
6y ago
What is the difference between Unity and Flash? As a runtime environment and editing environment?
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kopos
7y ago
Congratulations on the move! This may sound very pedantic, but please spend a week reading “High Output Management” by Andy Grove. The biggest change that happens when you move from a individual to a team lead is that suddenly you have a te
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kopos
7y ago
Why Clojerl when LFE maps directly to the best of what BEAM offers - supervisor trees and pattern matching?
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kopos
7y ago
A complete digress, but OOPS still shines in the domain of GUI widgets programming where there are a limited number of interfaces and a huge number of widgets (implementations) working with that interface. FP works conversely, on a limited
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kopos
7y ago
Thank you, that was very informative. I do remember that Python had the ast module for a rules engine implementation, but I felt it was too cumbersome.. Thank you.
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7y ago
A python decorator is just a syntactic sugar for : f = decorator(f) Afaik, the decorator deals with the internal function as a black box. But with lisp being a lisp, the macro writer can choose the level of blackboxiness they want to deal w
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kopos
7y ago
Reading that whole conversation in the voice of the Architect. Goosebumps!
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This Imagine, says Kwagala, if a 20-something Ugandan woman had gone to the U.S. and set up an equivalent arrangement to treat impoverished American children. "She would have been prosecuted. She would have been behind bars,"
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kopos
7y ago
Would this be the same reaction if it was a black woman who was a caretaker? Or an uneducated Indian?
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kopos
7y ago
The error message in every language requires that the programmer know the language themselves. ‘bad_match’ error in erlang is as much of a enigma to a C programmer as is a ‘bad operator’ in C to a python programmer. It is not the error mess
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7y ago
Please read 'High Output Management' by Andy Grove. There has never been a when I kicked myself in the head for not having discovered the book earlier. My better part of 6 years moving into a hazily define leadership role which wa
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Going public brings a different set wof eyes to the table and more scrutiny and lesser patience from the public. That’s why. The story of being a loss leader is not taken kindly
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Uber and Ola have changed the perception for on demand transportation in a big way. There is a price elasticity that the market has demonstrated. With public transport being bad as it is, these hail ride apps are not going away. Maybe a sli
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In reality, every driver I talked to knew, that the sort of incentives that Uber gave were unsustainable in the month term. The guys who came onto the bandwagon in the early days made great incentives, the reality is coming home now. The li
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7y ago
The dividends that are paid by the company are the ones that differentiate a public company shares from a ponzi scheme. In a Ponzi scheme, the earnings are from future investors money but there is no concept of dividends ... where one earn
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7y ago
Or it could be a model where there is always a car with a ride share available. I mean could it be the Uber Go model is the best win-win for the customers, Uber and the drivers?
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7y ago
This > ...the innovation is a consistent more reliable and timely experience, consistent across geographies, where it did not exist before.
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Speaking from my own experience though, for the few times I was in London, the driver would need the zip code to drive from airport to the home stay.
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