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by nudpiedo 6y ago
I got a bit late to the party, but I have to say it looks awesome. It seems an ML + APL descendant. Looking forward for more as I see they are puting good design and pragmatism together first.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Rome was at its most 1 Million inhabitants, but since its fall due the Asian and African invasions all cities were constrained in size and development as they needed walls and larger amounts of defensive architecture/design
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
I totally agree with you, "discovered" meanings are two: - as the first people to ever see it (their aboriginal folks) - Discover to the world by the Spaniard crew captained by Columbus/financed by the spanish monarchs. Every
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
I've seen in a few datacenters in Europe. At the end companies decide based on license and support more than tech.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
You should add Ask HN to the title, and still I think your question may be better posted at stackoverfow or similar places rather than this forum.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
The same process is happening in Europe, it is sort of neomarxism. Anyway, if you think I am misseducated, you should at least try to prove your point. It’s been long since the worker’s unions aren’t truly in the actual agenda of the politi
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Far left activism abandoned in the practice most worker issues long ago to invest themselves in the minority silos as a way to farm votes strategically.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Not long ago we have seen how the oligopoly who controls most of the hosting on the internet and app distribution/communication channels blocked parler and gab. And that was quite effective practical censorship.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
how can't they know html and were proficient react? it must be an exageration or perhaps they just knew enough HTML or missed propper CSS knowledge. Also as far as I know React has native components, not sure how much HTML decoupled ar
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
or maybe the ORM of the day doesn't support all the database features you need and you end up using leacky abstractions and less seniors colleagues end up with an OOP-ORMed database mess that would make cry anyone who did in fact learn
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I don't want to learn your query language (2018)(erikbern.com)
297 points by nudpiedo 6y ago|218 comments
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
my takeaway: basically python ate the toast and there is fierce competition for OS devs. Ecosystem gravity becomes stronger the more mass it gets. I also think that feature creep is a proven strategy for mainstream language (see Java, C++,
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
For me that's the key thing: > Despite all this, I still don’t feel comfortable with Rust. It feels fractally complex — seemingly every time I use Rust on a new project, I run into some issue that forces me to confront a new corner
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
There are some advantages in the syntax and reasons to be for all these things. I would recommend to start with a sweet intermediate step in which you may like more the domain you are going to program, for example if you are into web fronte
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
For me it was a similar story, after many years of python I got deep into the functional world with Elm, F#, some Haskell, and then I found out how complete the elixir ecosystem was but even a week later I could not stand going back to a dy
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
I thought that as well, many types highly tied and interconnected in a well designed type coercion system, and i think red is awesome as long as it is limited to a prototype, but for serious development it will soon fall short. But I didn’t
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
It’s the TOS, and after some social platforms were kicked out of big Corp hostings and app stores because of Trump’s scandal, I don’t think there is much you can do aside of sucking it up and planning a well thought migration out of their s
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
haxe is whole programming language with its own ecosystem and several frameworks for many purposes, such as server side, front end, high performing games, unity engine or unreal bindings, etc. Flutter and Kivy are just other things.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
honestly I think it would have been more profitable to modernize ErlPort to better interconnect with the python ecosystem and even other programming languages. I think it will be difficult to move some companies away of their current comput
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Original Research article: https://elifesciences.org/articles/58906 Found on Lambda The Ultimate: http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/5614 I found it interesting to share it here as we often have
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To the brain, reading computer code is not the same as reading language(techxplore.com)
2 points by nudpiedo 6y ago|1 comments
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
> It looked like a closed case of justice by algorithm Or a closed case of a mob wanting to see blood rather than letting the justice and authorities do their work. Which reminds me to the reason why the inquisition was originally invent
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Dynamicland: Our mission is to incubate a humane dynamic medium...(dynamicland.org)
1 points by nudpiedo 6y ago|0 comments
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
I think the point is the general cut on freedoms more than any of the individual steps. For some people the increasing power given to corporations and governments to cut people freedom and putting their rights in front of individual rights
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
why it is not an objective list of facts? To me it sounds quite objective, it answers all five W, exposes the facts chronologically and it even showed compromise to show the side of the company firing: > Newsweek reached out to the agenc
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Blocking ads and installing some sort of cookie auto-accepter/deleter[1] is the best and mopst optimization saver which you can have without disabling javascript. [1] https://www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu/
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Sounds sort of obvious to me... but who knows, perhaps there is people who still believe they need to be high for creativity or take a shot of alcohol to keep the mood.
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Some issues I see on HN new links are: - People missusing flagging as if it was sort of "super downvote" - Coordinated groups of people promoting certain news, like programming communities (spam for tech solutions) - Meaningless b
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
Again someone flagged the article. Flag is meant for abusive or inappropriate material, not a special super-downvote option.
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Never Ever Use NixOS(hands-on.cloud)
17 points by nudpiedo 6y ago|29 comments

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