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by mapcars 4y ago
Well if you made 5 mil with this and payed 900k fine you still made 4 mil, so yeah.
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by mapcars 4y ago
I agree that Erlang has some benefits in the early stage of development or with smaller projects, but beyond that you anyway will need devops and this argument no longer holds. One example I have is whatsapp being started in Erlang by a few
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by mapcars 4y ago
You can make NIF, you can implement Erlang protocol to talk to the node (and I have done it). Both of those are possible but does it worth it in the end? Is it worth to have orchestration builtin into the language and locked with some parti
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by mapcars 4y ago
Well you confirming what I said - you have to build it, it's not that Erlang programs automatically never fail and always handle problem correctly as required.
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by mapcars 4y ago
It is yes. When you just starting a project Erlang's approach might be favorable but once the whole infrastructure is there the difference is negligible.
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by mapcars 4y ago
In Erlang the fault-tolerant behavior is not builtin either, only tools to make it. You still have to make the right supervision tree, dependencies between processes, links, making sure you handle the process termination messages correctly
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by mapcars 4y ago
Right, I was mainly describing arguments for parallel processing which Erlang is also famous for. In terms of being fault-tolerant I think the modern approach with (micro)services is quite similar, one can have multiple services running and
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by mapcars 4y ago
I'm talking about development, deployment should be automated anyways. As a developer I think it's easier to think in terms of how to send data to hadoop, sqs queue etc for processing and read results later than keep in mind the s
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by mapcars 4y ago
As someone who worked with Erlang for a few of years I still wonder if using parallel processing in program top level is worth it or not. Because there are many ways to process data efficiently using queues, pipelines, etc and being clear o
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by mapcars 4y ago
How people see is just a reflection of their minds. If one sees world as awful - that only tells about that person mind. It has nothing to do with the world. And talking about seeing truth is just inflated ego, nothing more. Some of the wis
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by mapcars 4y ago
I don't have to define or measure it. And this does not make it meaningless either. In fact most profound things in life can not be measured. Can you measure how much parents love their child? Can you measure how happy someone is to ge
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by mapcars 4y ago
It looks like it. I am not related to any brain studies so naturally I can not go deep into the topic. The main thing I wonder about here is does this redundancy mechanism come for free or does it come at the cost of some other (possibly un
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by mapcars 4y ago
>Studies of brain damage: If 10 percent of the brain is normally used, then damage to other areas should not impair performance This is unbelievably naive to use as some sort of proof, using 10% does not imply that its 10% of the physica
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by mapcars 4y ago
This looks quite interesting and useful for us, thanks for great work! I'll check with teammates if we have resources to contribute
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by mapcars 4y ago
One person whom I consider wise said "Friends are people who support your limitations" if that helps
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by mapcars 4y ago
Are you sure that right things and morals have anything to do with Buddhism or meditation? For "serious meditators" - seriousness is one of the first things one drops when practices start working.
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by mapcars 5y ago
For me this shows kinda narrow thinking. Terminals have been around forever and adding more colors or gpu accelerations is not doing anything for it. What we need is more innovative ideas how to get rid of terminals, not how to accelerate t
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by mapcars 5y ago
I can tell you Russia is so far behind in technology they won't be able to do anything with this knowledge.
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by mapcars 5y ago
>* It looks like there won't be a Ukrainian government to speak of in a few days. Do you know the future for 100%? If not doesn't it worth a try?
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by mapcars 5y ago
They do call it private currency
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by mapcars 5y ago
As I read it this comparison was only done in context of being "store of value".
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by mapcars 5y ago
Please don't put yoga and crystals into the same category. While what most people in the west are doing has little to do with the actual thing it's still probably the most important discovery made by humanity.
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by mapcars 5y ago
This means you are not fully there. If you find yourself bored just look at how boredom works, look at how what is there in front of you at that moment is not enough and why you want something different. Just diving into it with a keen atte
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by mapcars 5y ago
Do you really remember your million lifes? Even if so, wouldn't you be astonished by how million times it happened and still there is something new every time? Still it's not the same and there are different experiences all the ti
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by mapcars 5y ago
>The universe doesn't give a single shit that a lump of carbon If it truly didn't then we wouldn't exist. Since we are here it means we need to be here, as all things have their place. We are the finest way the Universe ca
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by mapcars 5y ago
Important thing to understand is that psychedelics can be used at most as an easy incentive for people to see if they interested in this direction of experience. There are reasons why most profound mystics don't value substances much a
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by mapcars 5y ago
Someone should conduct those researches, the thing is people who do it and who benefit from it they don't need any proof, any acceptance from others or anything like that.
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by mapcars 5y ago
Here is a definition of consciousness by world-renown Indian yogi, goes quite a bit deeper than what science can understand: https://youtu.be/w7irEcQHChw?t=410
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by mapcars 5y ago
Right, that's the one thank you :D
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by mapcars 5y ago
Means not, thanks :)

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