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by maxthegeek1 4y ago
I plan to use this the next time I write an operator. Honestly it's surprising to me that this didn't exist before!
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by maxthegeek1 4y ago
If you want to enrich locals at the expense of tourists, the straightforward way to do that is just raise property/sales taxes and payout the revenue to locals.
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
AlphaFold, and to be honest, most of the software/research coming out of DeepMind. For better or worse, they're the Bell Labs of the modern era.
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
If you need to call blocking code from an async code just use spawn_blocking. https://docs.rs/tokio/latest/tokio/task/fn.spawn_blocking.ht...
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
Does async rust prevent the use of C FFI? A quick google shows me nothing there.
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
He's up there, but von neumann still beats him out IMO.
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
I could see this being very useful. The standard cache + db architecture has some sharp edges that end up biting people all of the time e.g. the thundering herd problem.
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Writing Effective Integration Tests for Asynchronous Workloads(braze.com)
16 points by maxthegeek1 5y ago|1 comments
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
In this post, I describe how to effectively write integration tests for complex asynchronous workflows with external service dependencies, and some of the challenges we've faced at Braze. If you're interested in working on problem
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
Looks pretty cool. As serverless compute gets cheaper, I imagine there will be implications re how structure applications.
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
Very cool to see more platforms which are unbundling various db components.
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
Pretty cool. I wonder if any part of Rudra will ever be incorporated into the Rust compiler.
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
Wow, this is really interesting!
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
London's vacancy rate is actually very low, even during covid when vacancy rates tended to rise.
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
Honestly looks really cool, I want to try using Ray.
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
Foundation DB seems really cool and useful.
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by maxthegeek1 5y ago
Interesting paper. This is a good summary!
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by maxthegeek1 6y ago
Noria seems pretty cool, and this is a good summary!
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by maxthegeek1 6y ago
I tried watching HyperNormalisation but I kept noticing inaccuracies, I got frustrated and had to stop.
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by maxthegeek1 6y ago
"New buyers" == immigrants.
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by maxthegeek1 6y ago
Have you looked into temporal.io/cadence workflow? They seem to implement the event sourcing pattern in a structured way.
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by maxthegeek1 6y ago
Yes I'm referring to mobile web apps that either work offline, or don't severely impact their UX in the presence of a slow or unreliable network. Many native mobile apps have these properties, and if mobile web apps want to compet
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by maxthegeek1 6y ago
Neither Elixir Liveview nor StimulusReflex are really viable longterm, especially for mobile web. The idea of chattily streaming UI changes over the network doesn't work out for mobile web, where networks are frequently unreliable if n
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by maxthegeek1 6y ago
So that client side web applications can run git.
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by maxthegeek1 6y ago
Serverside caching with e.g. doesn't help with network latency.
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by maxthegeek1 6y ago
Really enjoyed your previous posts, looking forward to your book reviews!
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by maxthegeek1 6y ago
Really liked the article. Thought it provided a clear description what Raft is for, how it works, and its historical motivations.
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by maxthegeek1 7y ago
For years and years people have been asking for "task ports" which would facilitate synchronous but safe js interop. As far as I can tell the only reason Evan doesn't include something like task ports is to purposely make int
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by maxthegeek1 7y ago
As far as I know, Tesla has has little to no relation to BoringCo beyond the fact that they are both owned in large part by Elon Musk.

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