lawik

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by lawik 7y ago
I guess so, I imagine that's up to the maintainer.
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by lawik 7y ago
Previously most people used distillery. Now they'll use Elixir releases. Because it is pretty much the same solution but now moved into the language tooling itself.
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by lawik 7y ago
Can't wait to try Nerves ( https://nerves-project.org/ ) on this. Waiting for the US-based devs to wake up to find out what they think. This is a stunning upgrade in my eyes. Going to evaluate how it would work as a dev
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Why am I interested in Elixir?(underjord.io)
3 points by lawik 7y ago|0 comments
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Elixir – Getting Started with the Scenic UI Framework(underjord.io)
5 points by lawik 7y ago|0 comments
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by lawik 8y ago
Link please :)
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by lawik 8y ago
I don't quite follow you here. It is a library for making some simple UI for command line applications. If you have a command line application in python you could implement this for fancier list selections. I'm unclear on how you
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by lawik 8y ago
When recruiters inevitably try to recruit me (because software dev) I tell them I exclusively do contract work. My profile also mentions this. Some of them have clients that are open to this. They pitch the client to me. If I'm interes
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by lawik 8y ago
I have a free sales force. It is an army of LinkedIn recruiters.
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by lawik 8y ago
I would say this is fairly uncommon and unlikely to hit any given business. But sure, it puts some strain on businesses. It also seems to work fine. We have companies of many different sizes. I haven't heard a lot of complains about it
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by lawik 9y ago
I would really like the option of paying for YT Red. But nope. So yeah. Frustrating.
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by lawik 9y ago
Do you maintain your database backups indefinitely? If they rotate out after a month or so you will likely be inside the realm of what GDPR considers reasonable compliance. The live data is removed ASAP and the data will rotate out from the
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by lawik 9y ago
I'm guessing you mean Phoenix where you wrote Elixir. But yeah, I immediately thought of these frameworks and how fast you can get from zero to CRUD API with them. Phoenix definitely felt 90% automated, Django and DRF had some extra gl
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by lawik 9y ago
Interesting. Pragmatically, are there any okay-ish options for consumer-level processors and motherboards that are not Intel or AMD? ARM devices?
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by lawik 9y ago
Appreciate how you illustrate the different aspects. I can take being the odd one out every now and then as a vegan. I'm aware that my choice places me in an odd spot from time to time. But it can be so good to not stick out sometimes.
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by lawik 9y ago
Plenty of countries have laws against different types of racist behavior. Sweden has them for some types of speech. A rare exception to freedom of speech in our laws.
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by lawik 9y ago
Hopefully it is mostly a strategy for Amazon to cover another type of business amd another type of selling point. Broadening their spectrum. Hopefully.
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by lawik 9y ago
In countries where unions can cover your legal costs in work-related conflicts with employers/ex-employers this at least counteracts the power assymetry. Which might mean that you can still put your experience on your resumé without wo
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by lawik 9y ago
My estimate is that most people will pick up a fast and cheap burger because it is good enough and convenient every now and then and most people I know will try something new every now and then. And people are balanced differently on if the
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by lawik 9y ago
I've often reacted with annoyance towards the attitudes and behaviors you describe. I did find the above comment on christianity as an option fairly chill. Might just be my current state of mind. I found it interesting to know what he
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by lawik 9y ago
I agree :)
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by lawik 9y ago
Yeah, therapy has done wonders for my ability to take action instead of letting frustration build up. For me, your emotions are your emotions, you can't just leave them behind. But you can often release them in a constructive way or at
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by lawik 9y ago
So I hear, but parent wondered if they used the depth data so I figured I'd mention it. Not saying it doesn't work with a single camera :)
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by lawik 9y ago
And what you are writing here is a nuanced comment about differing experiences. Perfectly reasonable. I'll grant that I've seen both in casual social circumstances. But in this kind of situation, fairly serious and focused around
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by lawik 9y ago
Do you believe that it is as common? Do you believe that the person you are replying to doesn't believe that it ever happens? Does excluding a full disclaimer invalidate his thoughts about trying not to talk over women or dominating co
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by lawik 9y ago
I believe they mentioned using the dual camera specifically during the keynote.
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by lawik 9y ago
Indeed. Hard to avoid an element of trust.
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by lawik 9y ago
I think this sort of thing could be done using Etherium. Allowing exchange in a mechanical way with code that the parties can verify on their own. A programmed agent being quite impartial. Not sure how hard it would be. Of course, you can n
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by lawik 9y ago
While I'm not convinced that Node is great. It is fine. The article is hilarious in comparing it to 3 AOT-compiled lower level languages. I would compare it to Ruby, Python and PHP. Also, I'm unclear on if the benchmark did any IO
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by lawik 9y ago
You can care and be opposed to something and still not stake your job to stop it. I'm against a whole lot of things that I do not spend all my time fighting because I have things to do, or it would be inconvenient as hell. And some I s

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