kungfooguru

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by kungfooguru 9y ago
You like having a fix open in a PR for 2 years and then learning that your work around for the fact that fixes don't get merged or released is going to be also blocked? Because that seems to be what is happening to the person who opene
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by kungfooguru 9y ago
I think if you aren't going to simply "ignore versions", like we do in rebar3 and took from maven (we used cargo and maven/leiningen as the gold standards when working on rebar3) then taking the latest makes more sense.
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by kungfooguru 9y ago
Right, I think earlier Kafka it was actually the position as well, but then they moved to the current method.
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by kungfooguru 9y ago
'priv' is an Erlang/OTP application's directory for files that are part of an application but not source or compiled beams.
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by kungfooguru 9y ago
It is infuriating that anyone finds this to not be appropriate. Nvidia is the one that sells products and doesn't bother to care enough for their Linux users to work with the community. If you want Nvidia proprietary driver to work wit
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Installing and Monitoring Erlang Releases in Kubernetes with Helm and Prometheus(spacetimeinsight.com)
1 points by kungfooguru 9y ago|0 comments
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Building Erlang Docker Images with Multi-Stage Builds(spacetimeinsight.com)
2 points by kungfooguru 9y ago|0 comments
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by kungfooguru 10y ago
Yes, it undermines the strike. Strikes are supposed to disrupt.
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by kungfooguru 10y ago
Trump plans to increase access to education and drastically reduce poverty? I had no idea... Also surprised those are bad things. http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/poverty-reduction-ven...
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by kungfooguru 10y ago
Yes, I blame the distros. Should have always just used release bundled as target systems. Though releases weren't always so easy to build with Erlang before relx and rebar3 (full disclosure: I'm biased on that). I also played arou
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by kungfooguru 10y ago
The tools (relx, exrm) can do that.
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by kungfooguru 10y ago
You can include any erts in your target system, so you can take one built on linux, copy it to your mac and use it only at the time when you construct the release tarball.
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by kungfooguru 10y ago
Missing Alpaca, https://github.com/alpaca-lang/
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by kungfooguru 10y ago
Sounds similar to what Netezza did with FPGA's but here with GPUs. So they may hit patents they say they are unaware of...
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by kungfooguru 10y ago
The OTP team and the community have made a concerted effort to work more together that has been in the process for years now. Even the community based build tool rebar3 is being adopted into the official Erlang/OTP ecosystem.
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by kungfooguru 10y ago
Oh, my bad :)
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by kungfooguru 10y ago
Seeing the section "How to Start" I can't help but mention it doesn't include "How I Start: Elixir" :) http://howistart.org/posts/elixir/1
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MySQL 5.7.12 adds document store: X Plugin(dev.mysql.com)
3 points by kungfooguru 11y ago|0 comments
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
That is my point.
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
Seeing lots of comments about cost of Heroku. An easy way to get that down is to not use Ruby.
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
Yea, not having OTP to create proper structure, instead having goroutines and channels created and destroyed all over the place, really hurts readability. But OTP isn't really possible either because Go lacks links and monitors. Plus n
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
He said at Google not the community. I wouldn't doubt there is a difference.
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
Nothing new. Just use the right variant for your use case: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universally_unique_identifier
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
Oops, yup. Meant to make it explicit since you can also do: ?MODULE:Function(X)
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
You can pass functions. The article was saying not to nest function calls.
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
Right, you can pass a function: final_function(fun() -> maybe_function(X) end) or final_function(maybe_function, X) if final_function does: final_function(Function, X) -> Function(X).
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
There is no point.
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Heroku Proxying Becomes Free Software(engineering.heroku.com)
5 points by kungfooguru 11y ago|0 comments
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How I Start: C++(howistart.org)
5 points by kungfooguru 11y ago|2 comments
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by kungfooguru 11y ago
Reading anything from them always reminds me of TempleOS. There are some hilarious gems if you skim it, like "Urbit is highly intolerant of computation error, for obvious reasons, and should be run in an EMP shielded data center on ECC

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