marceloabsousa

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   by marceloabsousa 7y ago

   What do you mean by "either do things the Haskell (way) or you don't do them"? Isn't that the same with every language? I still don't understand why people put all sorts of unfair labels on Haskell. By labelling Has
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   by marceloabsousa 7y ago

   Thanks! Let us know if you have any suggestion for the next posts!
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   Project Open Air(projectopenair.org)

   3 points by marceloabsousa 7y ago|0 comments
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   by marceloabsousa 7y ago

   That might well be true but to scale this type of service to all public repos with decent latency and update ratio is a major technical challenge and likely very costly to maintain.
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   by marceloabsousa 7y ago

   explore.dev | Front-end and Back-end Engineers | REMOTE | https://explore.dev/ Explore.dev is on a quest to radically improve code reviews. Our ultimate goal is to provide code understanding superpowers to every software de
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   by marceloabsousa 7y ago

   Great stuff - however, one thing that is missing is the ability to discuss these ideas in a forum-like medium. This is why I created the GH repo: https://github.com/marcelosousa/million-dollar-ideas . I might code a scr
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   Ask HN: Which developer tools do you use and need?

   1 points by marceloabsousa 7y ago|3 comments
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   GitHub acquires Semmle to help developers spot code exploits(venturebeat.com)

   4 points by marceloabsousa 7y ago|0 comments
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   Software Development Is Complex Communication(medium.com)

   2 points by marceloabsousa 7y ago|0 comments
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    Agile: The Pope at the Dark Ages of Software Development(medium.com)

    1 points by marceloabsousa 7y ago|0 comments
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    by marceloabsousa 7y ago

    There's a big difference between coming up with technology and its applications. Mathematicians and computer scientists (rightfully so) can't anticipate many of the applications of their products which can include weaponisation. T
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    by marceloabsousa 7y ago

    Sure, but it's about striking a balance between the type (specification) and the program (implementation). The myth mentioned is just something people say to beginners in Haskell but no experienced programmer truly believes - reason be
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    by marceloabsousa 7y ago

    I sometimes wonder what other software developers (who seem to be quite eco conscious) think about the consequences of their job. It's kind of refreshing to hear someone else's thoughts on this...
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    The Responsibility of a Developer with Regards to Climate Change(blog.m7w3.de)

    3 points by marceloabsousa 7y ago|1 comments
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    by marceloabsousa 7y ago

    I didn't mean about the costs for large OS projects but on the requirements. As an example, in my experience, I couldn't build the `semantic` project ( https://github.com/github/semantic ) with those requiremen
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    by marceloabsousa 7y ago

    Thanks! I added a few example issues to get started!
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    by marceloabsousa 7y ago

    I also find the ability to process the logs with some other platform like Kibana to be a top feature; I suppose there will be apps on top of this soon enough to meet the demand.
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    by marceloabsousa 7y ago

    Thanks! I'm not sure if for large open source projects, these machines will be nearly enough to run the CI jobs. The price for Linux seems quite steep when you compare with for example what you pay with GCP. It will be interesting to s
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    by marceloabsousa 7y ago

    Is it official now that Github is becoming Gitlab? Does anyone know how they are going to bill for the compute used in the CI?
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    by marceloabsousa 7y ago

    I'm interested! I created an issue at https://github.com/marcelosousa/million-dollar-ideas/issues/... where we could start a discussion.
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    Flea market for million dollar ideas(github.com)

    2 points by marceloabsousa 7y ago|2 comments