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Free Monads Are Simple(underscore.io)
1 points by lfischer 9y ago|0 comments
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Memory Management Reference(memorymanagement.org)
112 points by lfischer 9y ago|8 comments
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Gossip protocol(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by lfischer 9y ago|0 comments
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When Is “ACID” ACID? Rarely(bailis.org)
2 points by lfischer 9y ago|0 comments
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The Raft Consensus Algorithm(raft.github.io)
3 points by lfischer 9y ago|0 comments
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MurmurHash(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by lfischer 9y ago|0 comments
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by lfischer 9y ago
From what I’ve gathered, both Next.js and Sapper.js are less ambitious than Meteor and Derby. They require to write your own data access code by hand, by making HTTP requests or importing whatever server-side JavaScript libraries you need,
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by lfischer 9y ago
It’s an interesting idea. From the case studies you’ll find on the web, it looks like Progressive Web Apps want to play minimal bootstrap time as as card against native apps, but it’s true that re-use of existing web know-how could be enoug
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Using Java 9 Modularization to Ship Zero-Dependency Apps(steveperkins.com)
332 points by lfischer 9y ago|225 comments
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by lfischer 9y ago
This _renaissance_ is at least as old as the Bolsheviks, though. You could even go all the way back to Eduard Bernstein.
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Shared register(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by lfischer 9y ago|0 comments
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by lfischer 9y ago
Some time ago, another HN user commented a lack of good async support in languages and libraries caused some of the issues with early RPC. With more languages introducing futures and promises as return values or asyncronous functions, don’t
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by lfischer 9y ago
How exactly do you think REST is easier to debug and what alternatives are you comparing it to?
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by lfischer 9y ago
I don’t know yet because I haven’t had as much experience with other solutions as with REST. I am curious about Thrift and Protocol Buffers. I have worked once on a project migrating from REST to Protocol Buffers for an internal API and it
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by lfischer 9y ago
Not all APIs are public though. You could picking a communication protocol among services within a single technical organization. In that case you can decide to train everybody to use Thrift, for example, if the pros are strong enough.
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by lfischer 9y ago
Maybe REST was the best protocol for the great public API explosion of the past decade, where startups wanted to expose a public API to anyone on the internet. The most important requisite was that the most developers could access the API w
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by lfischer 9y ago
Of course, but it’s hard to argue that because a trade is advantageous to you, you cannot attempt to create the conditions where it’s even more advantageous. And in negotiations, you should strengthen your BATNA (best alternative to no agre
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by lfischer 9y ago
Losing a job might in some cases be worse than going to jail. At least in jail, someone might be feeding you something. And you could opt out of WeChat just as you opt out of Facebook.
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by lfischer 9y ago
I suspect it’s more about people doing nothing _outside_. In other cities and climates, there’s plenty of people doing nothing at home, in front of their TV or computer.
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by lfischer 9y ago
Do multiple competing unions happen in the same workplace happen in the US ? As far as I have seen, that seems fairly common in the countries where I have lived (Europe only). And are there some cross-category unions (where workers in diff
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by lfischer 9y ago
Why do you call ‘nationalists’ and ‘right-wing movements’ abstractions?
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by lfischer 9y ago
But what’s the difference between $10M and $500M? In both cases, you can stop working for a living and do whatever you want with your life instead.
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React for Real: Front-End Code, Untangled(pragprog.com)
3 points by lfischer 9y ago|0 comments
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DreamHost DNS issues(dreamhoststatus.com)
58 points by lfischer 9y ago|27 comments
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1990s HTML in production(treinstation.nl)
1 points by lfischer 9y ago|0 comments
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by lfischer 9y ago
There’s still Coursera courses with free quizzes and assignments. Among those I’m enrolled in right now, Corporate Finance Essentials from IESE Business School, Big Data Analysis with Scala and Spark and Principles of valuation: Time Value
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Announcing webpack cli(medium.com)
2 points by lfischer 9y ago|0 comments
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AST Explorer(astexplorer.net)
1 points by lfischer 9y ago|0 comments
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by lfischer 9y ago
Have you encountered limitations in Elm that pushed you to resort to writing JavaScript (as opposed to using JavaScript libraries from Elm through ports)?
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by lfischer 9y ago
The delta between the type systems is small enough that people have tried to automatically convert TypeScript type definitions to Flow. One notable difference is that Flow supports declaring types as covariant/contravariant. I suspect

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