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by malkosta 2y ago
It reminds me of Joe Armstrong's "My favorite Erlang Program": https://joearms.github.io/published/2013-11-21-My-favorite-e...
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by malkosta 2y ago
To focus on short-term speed instead of long-term speed.
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by malkosta 2y ago
Amount of 4xx, 500, and 2xx of an http application can tell a lot about application anomalies. Other protocols also have their error responses. I also keep a close eye in the throughput VS response time ratio, specially the 95th percentile
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by malkosta 2y ago
I have a friend who is not tech savvy at all. And I need him to send me a huge file. Is there any GUI frontend for this?
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by malkosta 2y ago
The idea that introducing more regulations will foster the U.S. semiconductor industry doesn’t make sense. History shows that heavy regulation often stifles competition and innovation, leading to stagnation—similar to what happened in Russi
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by malkosta 2y ago
Curiosity: in Brazil, Serra da Capivara National Park, there are painting form 30000 years ago and artifacts from 50000 years ago...which challenges the theory that man came to america 12000 years ago via bering strait. Source: https:&#x2F
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by malkosta 2y ago
Not humor. Just a random observation I realized when I read the title of the topic.
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by malkosta 2y ago
The best codebases I worked on were from startups that failed due to lack of product market fit. Oh man, their code was so beautiful and optimized…
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by malkosta 2y ago
Around a year ago I had one of those huge migration tasks that you have no idea where to start. I hitted my head on the wall a few times, and had to erase first month of work completely. In the end what worked was: 1. Spend a day or two cre
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by malkosta 2y ago
Because it always needs some sort of keep alive, which is many times hidden inside the client/web framework
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by malkosta 2y ago
Finally…the day has come…this look awesome!!! Loved the values.
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by malkosta 2y ago
use `-t` or change the default stocks to remove TSLA, or `-h` to change DCA to be conservative...or don't DCA...many options hahaha
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by malkosta 2y ago
When I was working in a queue feature (for example to buy tailor swift ticket), and was proud of my complicated real-time solution using websockets and CRDTs...then a more experienced guy came, rearchitected in a much simpler way using just
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Bash script to help dollar cost avg Stocks(gist.github.com)
5 points by malkosta 2y ago|2 comments
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by malkosta 2y ago
~60 lines with help and commented bash code and 1 dependency: pandoc
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My deadly simple bash static site generator(alexandremcosta.github.io)
3 points by malkosta 2y ago|1 comments
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by malkosta 2y ago
And if you have 4 cores, and 3 of them are blocked by IO, now you only have 1 core to answer requests. What happens if this core also stops in an IO? Your service stops. That can NEVER happen in the Erlang Virtual Machine (the BEAM), becaus
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by malkosta 2y ago
Just mind-blowing what this community have been achieving...
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by malkosta 2y ago
I don't have many points to consider, that's the root of my comment. The only point I can think of is that a project is a result of its people. And Redis people are now Valkey. Thus, for me, the word Redis is a deprecated word tha
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by malkosta 2y ago
Valkey is the way for me...not that much to think or consider...
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by malkosta 3y ago
Around a year ago I had one of those 6 months long tasks that you have no idea where to start. I hitted my had on the wall a few times, and had to erase first month work completely. In the end what worked was: - Spend a day or two creating
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by malkosta 3y ago
> In a nutshell, VitePress takes your source content written in Markdown, applies a theme to it, and generates static HTML pages that can be easily deployed anywhere. I do this with for file in .md; do pandoc --quiet --template tem
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by malkosta 3y ago
> I like that it doesn't hide nix Yep. That's my main argument for it against devbox. > Does it have any kind of simpler syntax for overlays? Yes, it does. But what helps isn't that, but the concise docs with just the i
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by malkosta 3y ago
I once needed to install a specific version of a package on my nix environment. It took me 2 hours to find how... After a few months, I needed to do that again, but now the project supported devenv.sh. It took me 5 min. That experience also
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by malkosta 3y ago
I stopped looking at SSGs after this: for file in .md; do pandoc --quiet --template template.html $file -o "${file%. }.html" done
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by malkosta 3y ago
> This is what drew me to Gleam, which feels like Elixir but with Rust types on top FYI the next big elixir launch is a gradual type system.
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by malkosta 3y ago
I have a phoenix liveview I can upload the bank CSVs with all credit card and checking account transactions, and it categorizes them and display a table with the sum/groupby where rows are categories and columns months.
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by malkosta 3y ago
He is from the same university where Lua was invented and still maintained nowadays. This Brazilian university has quite a history of awesome achievements specially in graphics computing...
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by malkosta 3y ago
I agree…it could be better if it had no css/js
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by malkosta 3y ago
Am I the only one who prefers "non-linear function approximation by brute-force"?

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