metreo

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by metreo 6y ago
It seems like overall this was a long time coming and there had been precedence with MongoDB prior to as well. It's never a good thing to think that open source developers need to divert attention to such seemingly hostile actions thou
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by metreo 6y ago
Overall this seems like a fitting outcome for both projects, it certainly gives what it now Perl7 a sense of momentum and freshness as far as discussions around some of the direction being taken by Raku (nee Perl6). Huge thanks to everyone
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by metreo 6y ago
it's nice to have contact information for packages
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by metreo 6y ago
it has a community doing a lot of innovation in areas people find interesting
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by metreo 6y ago
wasm provides more than _just_ a speed improvement
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by metreo 6y ago
I used WSL2 with Debian and found it slow, aside from that Windows required what seems like an excessive amount of system resources to even get to WSL2.
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by metreo 6y ago
Sure it's pretty well automated, but not a great experience.
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by metreo 6y ago
College professor who was the "biggest" Haskell proponent I've ever met, had a reputation among the department best described in units of micro-Dijkstra's, not undeserved mind you.
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by metreo 6y ago
I mean like installing and managing multiple versions of the compiler toolchain is painful.
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by metreo 6y ago
I think Haskell versioning is highly bifurcated.
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by metreo 6y ago
Come to think of it you could take the arguments made here and replace Haskell with Perl, and then also replace Rust with Haskell and it would still make more sense.
42.
by metreo 6y ago
Whole opinion piece is one long mixed metaphor. The programming styles of Haskell and Rust couldn't be more different. Fails to even mention the generational differences in language design that have occurred since the 1990s. Haskell wa
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by metreo 6y ago
Advantages of Bash over Python as a scripting language?
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by metreo 6y ago
More useful now than ever!
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by metreo 6y ago
My understanding is that a separate Rust Foundation has been in the planning phase for some time.
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GitHub Action for binary crates installation(svartalf.info)
1 points by metreo 6y ago|0 comments
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by metreo 6y ago
Linux
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by metreo 6y ago
At lot of this has to do with a move away from solid statistical workflows within an already trend prone field. Computer Science departments have only widened the cultural gap between their work an that of the Statisticians (you know the on
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by metreo 6y ago
Python's origin story as being a replacement to Perl is so completely out of scope compared to what modern scripting languages are doing it's laughable.
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MindsDB: Machine Learning in One Line of Code(mindsdb.com)
4 points by metreo 6y ago|1 comments
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by metreo 6y ago
I guess we've lost sight of how important early containment is and the reality that once the virus is in the wild it's essentially a force of nature.
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by metreo 6y ago
Performance in Go? Far less than what you would get from Rust.
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by metreo 6y ago
Still quite a lot of circular gotchas, so it's not a panacea for studying the docs!
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Everything OK with Microsoft?(theregister.co.uk)
3 points by metreo 6y ago|0 comments
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by metreo 6y ago
The hypocrisy is tangible and bitter sweet.
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by metreo 6y ago
Ahh the hypocrisy
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by metreo 6y ago
Less is more... until you need more.
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by metreo 6y ago
Intermediate Stats writing out Chi-Squares by hand on exams literally ended my academic inclinations. I had been using software to do this for a while and something about the process of being forced spend hours memorizing how to by hand jus
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by metreo 6y ago
Keybase is dead long live Keybase2!
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by metreo 6y ago
You aren't validating the result its self!

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