monksy

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by monksy 2y ago
What I want to know: How much malort does the city expensive a year?
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by monksy 2y ago
Good. The code I've seen from Game devs, the bad practices justified, and the ego is excessive.
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by monksy 2y ago
This is something that's easier to read than it is to understand. A lot of languages force you to do quite a lot in a function and becoming blind to bloat is way to easy to do. (C++/Go/Java/etc yep). He did an example in
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by monksy 2y ago
Add in Go and C++ code bases to that as well.
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by monksy 2y ago
There are some arguements that were made in this post that don't matter at all. One of those is: Cold start time This isn't a big deal in the context of a web app. 8s vs 100ms. If you're scaling up a service. 8s is not a big
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by monksy 2y ago
I think Go adds to the enterprise culture and it does so on a global scale. Go is all about a consistent code style and a reduction of language complexity where your hands are tied on how you write code.
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by monksy 2y ago
Famious last words. There are database as a queue antipattern warnings about this.
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by monksy 2y ago
Take a look at r/conservative. They're claiming they got wins with the dismantling, the site tear downs, the "folds" in negotiation. They really think they're winning.
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by monksy 2y ago
The people who reported about the Gravy analytics leak is 404media. They're an independent techincal media group that has been reporting on stories I haven't seen elsewhere. They're pretty awesome. I've personally paid-s
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by monksy 2y ago
I would say that's hardly an agreement rather than a coercion Agree to this or you can't buy it
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Antipatterns(theexceptioncatcher.com)
1 points by monksy 2y ago|0 comments
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by monksy 2y ago
No, fresh RSS is heck of a lot better.
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by monksy 2y ago
UHG only got #2 .. gotta pump up those numbers.
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by monksy 2y ago
Nope that'll get you threatened to have the police called on you at the Walmart in Burlington NC. (Austrian federal ID trying to buy alcohol)
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The Elixir Year: A Technical Sabbatical(flaviuspopan.com)
6 points by monksy 2y ago|0 comments
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by monksy 2y ago
So do you discriminate against people that consume substances, on their own unpaid time, legal in the location they live at? > You have to be eligible for a Secret security clearance. You don't have to get one if you don't wan
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by monksy 2y ago
Later firmwares will still try to push you to the smart tv display if there is no signal for 5 seconds to get you to setup the wifi.
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by monksy 2y ago
Poor guy. After being misidentified as a threat to the us, he's having to field support requests for a malicious company. (They made it hard for people to get support for their paid product)
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by monksy 2y ago
Not only that but they're a self organizing team. Unlike the professional world they want to be there, they're not getting selected out due to vibe checks/leetcode proficiency or filtered out due to comp ask. Also they don&#x
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by monksy 2y ago
I agree with you that the sum types are much better and it's intentional that they wanted null support. (Which was a frustrating pick considering the modern dev languages out there). The coding style encourages the behavior you're
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by monksy 2y ago
I'm not sure that's a good thing. But for your arugement, code from 5+ years ago and keeping the same deps you're mostly able to do that with java*. (With exception to some java9 and minor deprications). However, wait long en
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by monksy 2y ago
I like scala and I think it's a great language even with teams. I think you're overlooking the context of the language. It was a language that introduced a lot of new concepts to most programmers out there on top of that it was fl
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by monksy 2y ago
This is where I would argue that it's a terrible language choice for the environment. (The need for rest frameworks) There aren't a lot of established or mature options for this, and a lot of them don't give you very much to
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by monksy 2y ago
That says more about the library design more than it does about the library. There are much better examples of the operator overloading for example cons: item :: item2 Later you can break that down in pattern matching.
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by monksy 2y ago
> consistency of code There are many stylecheck tools that should be apart of a good stack. Accepting the creator's style is putting a lot of weight on their opinion. Most organizations have their own preferences for good reason. &g
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by monksy 2y ago
> Go does not succeed in, because they are probably going to be complaining about it for the rest of their lives. A lot of people really don't like Go because they have experienced other language features. Go has taken an arrogant s
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by monksy 2y ago
I would certainly argue against the claim that explicit error handling is far overkill. Where I agree: It forces you to think about all of the possibilities your code might generate. (This is more of a C question than it is with other langu
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by monksy 2y ago
You're talking about the border exit. We're talking about security after checkin.
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by monksy 2y ago
They're all threats until I walk up to them and actively volunteer. Then it's all "i swear i'm not gay i'm required to touch you near your groin." The amount of agents who act like that and then start to get sh
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by monksy 2y ago
This isn't a casual mistaken. Taking from the newly implemented border exit control that we've gotten. (If you think we don't have one, re-read that) : The GAO found that the ability for people to understand that Americans ar

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