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Human Kubernetes == System Admin. It's already there. But yeah, it could be a fancy new word for VC haha.
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Wow, this is great. The fact is can connect to existing nodes also makes it can also be great for operation and administration - instead of building an awkward admin panel, you can just having a collection of scripts. The Elixir community i
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I recommend taking a look at 'Learn Datalog Today'[0] first. Although it's just Datalog (in S-expression form) which is a subset of Prolog but makes people get the gist of it very quickly. For Prolog me too wondering if there
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As an ADHD I just skim through this I see the write down 'The One Thing' part I'm not sure if it will work well, but most of these rituals don't work for me usually. But what did really work for me: 1. Read the book as s
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100% Agree. Just add another point: Rich people with supportive networks of course can pursuit their goals easier. Occasionally people from not very good families can do this as well because they're so screwed by the environment and tr
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Scala 3 in SBT 1.5(scala-lang.org)
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> Why do you associate high blood sugar with more sleep? Maybe I'm wrong on the causation but I feel more sleepy if I eat more carbohydrate. > Could it also be something else, like the cooking oil used with the veggies and meat&#
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It's easy. In China most people do that at noon, even there's no bed around. People usually take a 20 mins nap at their desks. Preferably after lunch because it's easier to fall asleep because the blood sugar would rise after
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The problem is we stop pursuing answers on this topic, thus stop making progress. It's basically like what Bret Victor has described in 'The Future of Programming'. [0] There were a lot of language zealots at the end of the l
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by namelosw 6y ago
I prefer JSON over YAML because I spend more time confused and burned by the problems caused by it. I understand that people don't like directly use JSON because it's not very friendly: no comments, no multi-line string, etc. A gr
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Many people worry about automation would take jobs from most people, while others believe there would be always new jobs. They're both not wrong. But the catch is, when the machine is taking over the "real jobs", the "ne
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I love video games and this makes perfect sense to me. Games could be seen as different universes, they have different rules. Generalists looking for 'meta' ideas that can help them understand the game rules quickly and take advan
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I believe the biggest one is sunk cost which you have already mentioned. > Among my late-stage PhD friends, it feels like 80% are unhappy The industry is much better, not because it's inherently less abusive and there are still a lo
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The link seems to be dead but here's my thought anyway. People in this thread mentioned brilliant factors among those IDE/editors, but the 2 cents I want to add is their difference is related to the way they work, or how people wo
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by namelosw 6y ago
This is cool. It seems that it even supports Reason syntax. There are really many languages start targeting BEAM lately. Quite a pleasant trend since Erlang was always underrated IMO.
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Oh, wow, speaking out the truth is considered controversial nowadays. What a time to live.
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The customer of course desire high-quality product they have paid for. The problem is more often than not, the guy who pays developer salaries wants the developers to spend less time on polishing.
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> I'm a Scala dev and I know monads, but what exactly is TMonad<User>? Like `[T: Monad](users: T[Users])`? Pretty much like it. There's a popular pattern called Tagless Final which lets you parametrize it and then swap th
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My organization was in the hype about DDD for years, so I practiced it for quite some time. I would say many parts of it is overrated. But there's still great parts. Here's what I learned: 1. It's a specific version of Model-
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Sarcastically driving in Chinese megacities is going to be even slower because of all the traffic jams. It's partially about vanity. The thing I love about Europeans are they already on the other side of the vanity curve, while the res
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by namelosw 6y ago
'Why Learn Haskell?' is not a very hard question to answer nowadays since it's one of the most 'Perlis Language'. I hope there's one day we can answer 'Why Use Haskell?', and enjoy all the elegance an
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People always assume either there would be high-velocity development or high-scalability architecture. In theory, this would be correct at the end of the day. But in fact, we're far from that equilibrium. For example, here we have thes
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There's little to no standardization in East Asia either...
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I accidentally find close my eyes while doing things helps. When I'm running I periodically close my eyes and it helps me breathe a lot. When I'm programming I often close my eyes if I know what's the current state and what o
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First Erlang/Elixir, then Ruby 3, now Python. It's great that people are picking up the good idea once again. Most of the time the Promise/Future or async/await add mental overhead to code just for the sake of performanc
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If those are the only criteria, my take would be Haskell.
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It sounds like it's hacked since it expires at 2029? Is there any way to sue anybody to win it back?
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I can get what the author is trying to say. But the article missed the most important point - OO for dynamically typed languages like Python/Ruby/JavaScript is for polymorphism, so that you can write a function accept an object th
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They don't have to. They can work with TSMC just like Apple is doing in the first place - after finding a workaround to the current situation.
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Oil dependence is only one factor of it, another factor is EV itself obviously has a bright future market, and it's a very good opportunity to take the advantage now. It's very hard to compete with traditional car industry - the b

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