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by lopatin 6y ago
I was just about to complain about another thing to learn. Then I saw you can do "$ alias docker=podman". Just want to acknowledge the importance of that work. Making things compatible is both boring and a pain, but it's a do
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by lopatin 6y ago
Upvoted because I'm pretty sure this comment was written by a neural network. Commented because I'm hoping for a reply.
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by lopatin 6y ago
But it's close to metal \s
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by lopatin 6y ago
Here's my issue: If I was a Go noob, I may look at this project and think this is a viable replacement to something like Gin, Martini, or the Gorilla suite. But since I read the source, I know that it's not much more than a ternar
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by lopatin 6y ago
FWIW my dad and I are also political opposites. While being a gifted physicist, he also believes in some crazy crap like faked moon landings, 9-11 truth, etc.. We don't talk every day, or even every week, but when we meet up for coffee
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by lopatin 6y ago
By releasing what is borderline vaporware. Or perhaps a better word would be a noob-trap. The meat of the project is a router around fasthttp, which presumably is fast because it uses a ternary search tree. Which I fail to see the performan
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by lopatin 6y ago
It's not made for "simple JS based apps", it's meant for large complex ones. Sounds like you're using React while you literally never had a use case for it. It doesn't mean it's garbage.
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by lopatin 7y ago
I feel like you said that it's not from a lack of focus, and then described all the things that prevent you from focusing.
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by lopatin 7y ago
Just installed and this looks great. Good job on thinking it out more than other extensions. Question unrelated to app, but to your experience: Why did options market making not work out?
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by lopatin 7y ago
Thanks for the details. Flat files in the cloud, and heavy caching on the client sounds like the most effective way to go about it to me too. I work at a company that collects data like this for the traditional derivatives markets and fwiw
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by lopatin 7y ago
Hey this looks really well put together, nicely done! Maintaining a connection to all these exchanges, and managing that data, is no easy task. A few random questions: 1. Can you speak more to the "synchronized clock" part? You au
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by lopatin 7y ago
> "should void doing vigilantism", "monetary services must not hold opinions" That sounds like a very interesting idea, but how about this one? > "You must follow PayPal's terms and conditions or should e
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by lopatin 7y ago
I love Go and respect the philosophy of the language, but I do agree with userbinator that the question of how to achieve that becomes much more interesting and less bike-sheddy when talking about macro readability. I’d also like to point o
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by lopatin 8y ago
> types as a first class construct A wild Idris programmer appears
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by lopatin 8y ago
Upvoted because I'm pretty sure this comment was written by a neural net and I'm hoping for a reply.
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Benchmarking Scala Collections(lihaoyi.com)
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by lopatin 8y ago
> It is most definitely not a one-liner. const LinkWrapper = ({to, ...rest}) => to.startsWith(window.location.origin) ? <Link to={to} {...rest} /> : <a href={to} />; > So do it for me. There’s no
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by lopatin 8y ago
> there's no relative routes > React router's <Link> do not allow you to link outside of the current site Both valid points. Not show stoppers though. And not enough to make me regret using the library. The solutio
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by lopatin 8y ago
What’s the difference between something like this and tools like protobuf? Edit: this provides a good explanation http://doc.kaitai.io/faq.html#_google_protocol_buffers_asn_1...
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by lopatin 8y ago
> Many jobs are largely what you make of them Most jobs don't allow you that freedom, nor do I think they have an obligation to. Lots of people are academics, not in profession, but in spirit. Why would an academic go do physics for
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by lopatin 8y ago
I agree with RussianCow, I don't think mutations are in any way harder in GraphQL than they are in REST. IDK what you mean re: state management. That sounds like a client side concern, nothing to do with the protocol used to communicat
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by lopatin 8y ago
While using GraphQL does have some benefits when dealing with a massive amount of users, that's not the reason most people choose to use it. GraphQL is simply a drastically different (and IMO better than REST) model for clients to talk
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by lopatin 8y ago
My mom works at a startup that was acquired by a big bank. She's a PL/SQL dev, and a majority of their business logic is implemented in PL/SQL on Oracle. After the acquisition, the new bank execs decided to make a new initiat
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by lopatin 8y ago
Answering my own question here: It's not the equivalent of setState as it doesn't set in memory state, but edits the dom directly when called.
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by lopatin 8y ago
It looks like the Element.update function is more or less the equivalent of setState in React. So the UI does seem to be declarative (you may want to emphasize this, at first it looked like a jQuery-like library). How does the declarative a
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by lopatin 8y ago
Calling a method and seeing what happens is not a substitute for reflection. You can do that in Java too btw.
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by lopatin 8y ago
Right, so I guess I'm not understanding your point about why comparing two languages like this is ridiculous. Java has a full blown runtime reflection system (it's "types exist at runtime"). JS doesn't. So Java wins
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by lopatin 8y ago
I tend to take the understand-don't-memorize approach to stuff as well. It's served me well in general, but it's also why I nearly failed micro-biology in high school.
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by lopatin 8y ago
> Type information literally doesn't exist at runtime, though. Correct if I'm wrong, not all types get erased in Java. Doesn't type erasure only happen for generics? Say I have a non generic, plain Java class and want to i
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by lopatin 8y ago
Does anyone have experience with Elixir as well as Scala/Akka. Afaik, these are the two largest Erlang inspired systems out there. I only have experience with Akka, and I'd love to hear a comparison.

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