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by natded 5y ago
This covers it up well: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn If you click through there are "Intermediate Reintroduction" to JS / web dev there somewhere and some more advanced material.
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by natded 5y ago
Interface design, not an easy business.
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by natded 5y ago
This is much more fair than the government and the so-called independent media doing it through back-channels, no? I personally would prefer if my government named the office that controls national broadcasting as the "The Department o
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by natded 5y ago
Most of the online discussion centered around China is just US domestic political projection using an imaginary China as a mirror, or as a counterfactual which doesn't exist, and then there's the obvious propaganda too.
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by natded 5y ago
Was about to come in and poast Keller, I see it's done, gj & have a nice day.
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by natded 5y ago
What is their revenue model? I barely understand the use case.
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by natded 5y ago
JetBrains Mono Thin is the single best programming font I've used. Just a complete treat for my eyes to read over the hours.
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by natded 5y ago
For me, it is "Pale Fire"[1] with semantic highlighting in VS Code. > [1] https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=matklad....
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by natded 5y ago
Writing web-services in Rust is easy and I don't understand the OP's confusion about it. Web-services are highly concurrent and benefit from async, both of which are areas where Rust excels at - and Rust looks like JavaScript most
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by natded 5y ago
Subtyping is mostly a bad idea so losing that doesn't matter.
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by natded 5y ago
Comparing Cargo package management to NPM is just silly. You can pull all the crates from crates.io and scan them for memory unsafety with Cargo and Rudra. I don't think anything similar is possible to do with C++ for example, let alon
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by natded 5y ago
Twitter by far. You get a real time feed of the collapse.
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by natded 5y ago
"The Sea Peoples are a purported seafaring confederation that attacked ancient Egypt and other regions of the East Mediterranean prior to and during the Late Bronze Age collapse (1200–900 BCE).", interesting. I think the author is
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by natded 5y ago
A mystery incident of course.
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by natded 5y ago
I give you one better: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metcalf_sniper_attack
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by natded 5y ago
No problem, I enjoy reading about type theory and trying to apply them in practical programming as a hobby.
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by natded 5y ago
This is an issue with any ecosystem. The alternative would be to have them in standard library which is silly. The actual solution I guess are domain specific languages.
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by natded 5y ago
None of the reasons listed exclusively argue for PHP; unconvincing. To start the article with the type system of PHP as a reason to learn it in $CY is insanity.
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by natded 5y ago
project-based / depth first learning is a better approach; you will simply implement what you need to from the platonic algorithms rather than mindlessly go through the tasks
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by natded 5y ago
There are probably several software engineers optimizing ads that would have otherwise made breakthroughs in some other technology, like I don't know, nuclear reactors. It is bizarre situation.
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Real-Time Exactly-Once Event Processing(eng.uber.com)
2 points by natded 5y ago|1 comments
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by natded 5y ago
An interesting deep dive into UberEat's ad platform data pipeline architecture and implementation.
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by natded 5y ago
Linear Types are fairly new thing, you can read about them in constructivist logic (under the subset of 'linear logic', or 'resource-aware logic' or from newer type theory stuff under 'linear types'). I would r
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by natded 5y ago
Wow, thank you for the link, looks very interesting from abstract.
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by natded 5y ago
This is the only podcast I've ever bothered to listen to, its quite amazing (mean the series, but this particular one was very informative about unikernels)
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by natded 5y ago
Linearly typed Ocaml /when/
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by natded 5y ago
I know. I've just been going through an algorithm book and trying to implement them and the graphs were easily hardest to implement in Rust despite the pseudocode being simple as peanuts (and trivial in a GC language).
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by natded 5y ago
Rust really doesn't like pointers; and as such modeling graph data structures besides something like a DAG is a huge pain in the ass: there barely is any idiomatic way to make a mutable self-referential, undirected graph in std-only.
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by natded 5y ago
Their products make me want to kms thats all I know.
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Door Dash to Buy Wolt(techcrunch.com)
3 points by natded 5y ago|1 comments

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