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by oweiler 8y ago
The probably more commonly used term is Bulkhead.
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by oweiler 8y ago
Groovy. Probably because Groovy borrowed quite a lot from Ruby.
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by oweiler 8y ago
I agree for the most part, except comparing node/express to Rails: node's equivalent in the Ruby world would the Sinatra, which is about as succinct than node.
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by oweiler 8y ago
No need for Go, GraalVM already allows you to create a native binary: https://www.innoq.com/en/blog/native-clojure-and-graalvm/
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by oweiler 8y ago
alias brev=abbreviate
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by oweiler 8y ago
That is an apples to oranges comparison. ramda does not provide persistent data structures.
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by oweiler 8y ago
Isn't Object.assign basically a merge?
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by oweiler 8y ago
sued -> used hopefully.
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by oweiler 8y ago
Maven equivalent for ./gradlew dependencies: mvn dependency:tree -Dverbose or ./mvnw dependency:tree -Dverbose (if you are using the Maven wrapper)
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by oweiler 8y ago
100% free if you don't mind that it tracks the hell out of you.
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by oweiler 8y ago
So NPM allows overwriting existing versions of a package?
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by oweiler 8y ago
Was a huge fan of KDE 3.5 back in the days but with version 4.0 it became an unusable mess. Maybe I should give KDE another try.
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by oweiler 8y ago
Lua would probably outperform most languages on the list.
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by oweiler 8y ago
That's why most of the tools I use in my day to day work are Go or Rust binaries.
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by oweiler 8y ago
> They have one of the best CI/CD products out on the market right now. git versioned yml/docker based jobs with multiple stages. CircleCI, Jenkins, Codeship etc. have similar offerings. And Jenkins also has the benefit of a hu
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by oweiler 8y ago
Props to BurntSushi of Ripgrep fame who consistently churns out high quality tools. It's crazy how productive a single programmer can be, especially in a language as Rust.
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by oweiler 8y ago
Because the docker-compose is perfectly fine here?
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by oweiler 8y ago
You just need to remember that only false and nil are false.
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by oweiler 8y ago
Thank you, I've joined your newsletter. This is exactly what Lua is currently lacking. When I have more time, I'll probably do some writeups on Lua, especially CI/CD and developing libraries.
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by oweiler 8y ago
Started coding in Lua 2 months ago and instantly fell in love. Higher order functions, coroutines, the ability to return multiple values from a function, no coercion on comparison operators make coding in Lua a breeze. You can learn most of
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Ask HN: Is there a tool to generate arbitrary URLs?
1 points by oweiler 8y ago|1 comments
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by oweiler 8y ago
https://cloud.spring.io/spring-cloud-contract/ generates a Wiremock mock server for you.
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by oweiler 8y ago
Honest question: Why not Ramda?
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by oweiler 8y ago
At least with regards to Java, IntelliJ is still miles ahead.
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Docker images for Lua and LuaRocks(hub.docker.com)
1 points by oweiler 8y ago|0 comments
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by oweiler 8y ago
Management friendly maybe, dev friendly not so much.
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by oweiler 8y ago
Required reading regarding Discord: https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/discord.html TL;DR Discord explicitly confirms in its privacy policy[1] that it collects the following information: IP AddressDevice UUIDUser&#
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by oweiler 8y ago
How do you run Lua on iOS?
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by oweiler 8y ago
Because HyperApp also has state management built in.
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by oweiler 8y ago
Nowadays I'd recommend HyperApp over mithril.js.

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