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by oelmekki 10y ago
I wonder : what are those new paradigms perl6 is introducing? I learnt ruby in early 2000', way before rails, because I was attracted to its "it's 100% OO" concept. Now, I use golang, because background jobs have progres
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by oelmekki 10y ago
The single most important advice I could give you is : take whatever path/framework you want, but take it seriously. Javascript has a long history of not being taken seriously. In early 2000, it was considered a malware language, that
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by oelmekki 10y ago
> Perhaps you could train an AI to make the game more "fun" This is actually a way more interesting problem to solve, for the gaming industry. Beating games is cool for industries where gaming is not the final problem (autonomo
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by oelmekki 10y ago
French here, living in Dijon, a regional major city, 2 hours from Paris. I live in city center, and I still only listen to downloaded content in my spotify app, because if I listen to it online while on the move, there's always a point
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I love the radical shift around documentation that is played on, here. I won't switch from my usual languages to use Eve, obviously, but there are super interesting ideas in it, I will watch it closely. Did you consider any niche marke
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Sure! I'm already under contract half time, and I work on my own company for like two full time, so I can't be a big contributor, but I contribute here and there to open source projects, so I can look around from time to time. &gt
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Hi @it33, Sorry I had to say that, I know how depressing it can sound. Note that we're in the context of recommending examples to someone wanting to learn about react, so there's an expectation about finding the best code around.
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by oelmekki 10y ago
As much as I'm reluctant to blame people who try to get cool products out there, I must say that I actually uninstalled mattermost from my server (well, deactivated from gitlab) after reading its source code, both go and react. I would
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I love the addition of async `getInitialProps` (more for being async than getting props, would be as fine for me as getInitialState). The logic for rendering loading screen in a component can quickly get tedious and annoying, such a pattern
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Let's go through the various possibilities, here. I see three of them: 1. this is over interpretation and there is no message 2. there is a message because wikileaks account is under control and want to get a message through 3. there i
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Anyone has any idea which hosts desktop spotify app is trying to reach? `netstat -punta | grep spotify` tells me they are on those IP:port : * 151.101.120.246:80 * 194.132.198.50:4070 Problem is, I don't know what hosts this is suppose
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Great solution, thanks for sharing. At this point, I wonder: with a huge dataset, wouldn't you have better time leaving the count field out of postgres altogether and use something like redis with its INCR/DECR instructions instea
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Optimizing queries manually is fine by me, what troubled me was more the fact that it was recommended to change a configuration setting on the fly, which sounded like asking for problems regarding concurrent requests. But actually, I'v
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Super in-depth analysis, thanks to the author for writing it. Past the recommendation of counting based on an indexed column, I wonder if this should really be user's concern. This paragraph especially triggers a "this should be f
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I thought balance was a multiplayer thing (it's the only domain I've heard about it, but I'm a casual gamer). I guess balance in single player is about difficulty? Or are there other aspects of single player games that are co
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by oelmekki 10y ago
This is cool, especially given how javascript is everywhere. Is it browser specific, or could it run in other javascript environment, like nodejs?
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by oelmekki 10y ago
> As of now, they're losing money with that model Indeed, just seen that they were not profitable at least in May [1] > You might like it as a customer That's something :) Let's wait and see how they do in the next five
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by oelmekki 10y ago
In the end, the licence owners will lose. Spotify makes it useless to download music illegally because it's so much easier and pleasant to use spotify. If they don't want to play fair game with Netflix, people will just keep &#x2F
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I guess it all depends on the frequency of such characters in the given language. For example, in french keyboards, we have dedicated keys for 'é', 'é', 'à', 'ç' and 'ù', because they are in
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I see. Thanks!
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by oelmekki 10y ago
> This is not necessarily the expected behaviour in other languages Which language, for example? I'm french, we have characters with grave accent ('à', 'è' and 'ù'), and we do not expect the "` + a
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by oelmekki 10y ago
> The disaster that is clickbait. Or sponsored articles. I would love the author to mention where he works, and if that article was sponsored.
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I think the key factor here has been numpy, the scientific library for python. Academics used python because of it, and they are the ones who wrote the neural networks tooling. We probably can expect to see implementations in all languages
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I'm in the same situation than you (used to ruby, never used python). Using tensorflow through its high level API, tf.contrib.learn [1] has been easy enough. Most of the actual work is about shaping data and tweaking hyper parameters (
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by oelmekki 10y ago
+1. I've made nine react apps since last year, only the two last are SPA (because I wanted to try the golang/react combo). React is super good to take control of a small piece of the page and build a complexe widget on it (can&#x2
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Oh btw, forgot to mention this: for rails projects, mastering rails templates and thor is a must have, too, in atomized monoliths. It allows to quickly build rails engines with all the project setup made instantly. You can even build comple
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by oelmekki 10y ago
A word which totally not carries lessons learnt from microservices vs monoliths. But using that name is fine by me, I'm not trying to define other people world, just sharing mine.
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Instead of microservices, I split my projects in tons of libraries and think of them as products, enforcing a well thought of and consistent api (usage api, not http one). I call that an atomized monolith. I get the cool things about micros
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Btw, this is certainly not magic. Would love to hear about your dev / product design tips to make something having so many features not being a bloated software.
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Congratulations guys, it's well deserved :) With the addition of trello like board, gitlab has come to a point where I just can't name a new feature I would love to see in it. But then again, like most, I would not have put so man

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