lkschubert8

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   by lkschubert8 5y ago

   On first glance at this title I was having a really hard time understanding A) how you would generate an x.509 cert with these tools B) Why?
2. 92.▲
   by lkschubert8 5y ago

   Isnt that confirm()
3. 93.▲
   by lkschubert8 5y ago

   Wouldn't you still have to do the iterative thing to avoid temporary outages during deployments? Or do you try to synchronize all deployments?
4. 94.▲
   by lkschubert8 5y ago

   So your argument is that if given time data will show your argument is right? I feel like there needs to be a little more support than that.
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   by lkschubert8 5y ago

   I've been thinking of how to solve the "decision history" of a business being lost and this looks great! One question I have though is how do you propose people find these decision log entries a year or two from now?
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   by lkschubert8 5y ago

   Definitely going to need to source some of those claims.
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   by lkschubert8 5y ago

   I think Array.forEach(...) is the more apt analog there as it wouldn't be generating a new array of the return like map would.
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   by lkschubert8 5y ago

   Is synthesia an actual word? I'm not able to find any reference to it that isn't the piano software or this. Are you thinking of synesthesia?
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   by lkschubert8 5y ago

   Broiling is normally using an oven heating element at high heat to sear something and not the same as boiling.
10. 100.▲
    by lkschubert8 6y ago

    You have to realize that saying the app store is a single point of failure for free speech is hyperbolic.
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    by lkschubert8 6y ago

    Yeah it is a bit funny that naming is the go to bikeshedding example because in my experience poor terminology surrounding a project can be hugely detrimental (e.g. names that have nothing to do with what is actually happening) and vice ver
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    by lkschubert8 6y ago

    At that point wouldn't it make more sense to just have the browsers include that functionality?
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    by lkschubert8 6y ago

    Doesn't leetcode also have sql questions?
14. 104.▲
    by lkschubert8 6y ago

    Yeah I think DRY has been bastardized to mean dont repeat code when it actually means encode business logic in one place.
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    by lkschubert8 6y ago

    This gets at a problem I always wonder about with UBI (as someone who genuinely sees the value in a successful implementation of it). What happens in 20-30 years once the system has been entrenched. Will the children of those that choose no
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    I think that's mostly because the end desire is to have them forced to be dealt with like java's checked exceptions, which most people have a problem with. It's hard to make forcing handling something easier for the developer
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    I believe fable, f# transpiled via babel, would also fit into your list of elm reason and pure script
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    Just have a cron job restart the service daily to fix all the memory leaks /s
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    I've actually had a ton of luck with site:clojurians-log.clojureverse.org for searching through the slack history.
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    If you are willing to go with AWS the cloud deployment model's pricing is much more palatable.
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    And for that matter the whole js ecosystem too. Clojurescript runs wherever javascript does.
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    I'm pretty sure it sees a fair amount of use at Walmart labs.
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    I guess you could come up with some concept of migrations for data structures?
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    Calva definitely does show the results of evaluating a form inline.
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    I'd be surprised if that wasn't a decent chunk of their traffic.
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    Do most people expose their pi-hole to the internet? I didn't think that was a common thing to do.
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    It would work off of your network. If you are using their DNS it would work when you took your laptop to a coffee shop or when your phone switched to 4G/5G. That seems like a big benefit to me.
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    I've seen a lot of breaking that out into the following in imperative languages. var intermediaryVal = firstFn(val); var result = secondFn(intermediaryVal);
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    I think they are referring to the nested nature of lisp function calls. (second-fn (first-fn val)) I think that is really just personal preference/what you were taught as opposed to good or bad language design. But it really d
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    by lkschubert8 7y ago

    Occam's razor isn't a law, just a heuristic.