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by palerdot 6y ago
> Major version zero (0.y.z) is for initial development > Anything MAY change at any time. Thank you for clarification. So, now it begs the question how did Elm team persuaded people to try out their language in production if it is st
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by palerdot 6y ago
I think you are missing the whole point of this discussion and it is no way similar to the Cloure/Rick Hickey incident. No one is asking for disproportionate say in language design. Everyone agress on that. The problem with Elm is thei
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by palerdot 6y ago
> the language is done, you can expect no breaking changes Well ... I don't use Elm in production. But, I'm sure there are people out there who got gaslighted because of this ill-conceived move, and they can better explain abou
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by palerdot 6y ago
Thanks for the info and for offering help. I will definitely reach out to you in case I need more info on your setup. Wishing you best for your app.
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by palerdot 6y ago
Thanks for the info. Can you give more info on your dev setup? Do you use docker for developement/production?
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by palerdot 6y ago
I'm interested more about how you are doing deployments of elixir/phoenix app, and your dev setup ... like do you use docker for developing and production and stuffs like that ...
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by palerdot 6y ago
> But in their eyes, Elm is not done I think this is one of the major themes of all the 'Elm dramas' that we have been reading and hearing about. Elm core team should stop recommending it as a stable platform that people can tr
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by palerdot 6y ago
I'm not sure people saying this know that the author is one of the "core developers" of Django. It is safe to assume that his expectation of "open source" is not far-fetched at all. While you may have a point, langu
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by palerdot 6y ago
> I continued reading and found bunch of more passages where the authors understanding of open source seems to be incorrect. The author is one of the "core team" members of Django[0]. So, it is safe to say that whatever assumpt
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by palerdot 7y ago
<shameless plug> I created a browser extension called Remindoro[0] exactly for this purpose. Right now it is available for Chrome and Firefox. It is also open source[1] Edit: But I really like the idea of this VS Code extension and wi
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by palerdot 7y ago
I don't know if we can draw a parallel between great japanese automobile companies with their software counterparts; But thinking about how japanese motorcycles are known for its longetivity and less maintanence compared to other count
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by palerdot 7y ago
I'm considering start reading TBP. So my question to you is why did you progress through the trilogy if you find it kind of substandard? Meaning, once you are done with first or even the second book what made you consider reading the n
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by palerdot 7y ago
I came here to just recommend 'The Count of Monte Cristo'. Such a profound, breathtaking novel.
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by palerdot 7y ago
The Count of Monte Cristo If you find yourself HOPELESS (which whole world is experiencing right now), just read this. Because this book is all about HOPE. Edit: Go for the 'unabridged' version to truly experience this novel.
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by palerdot 7y ago
Shameless plug: I created an app[0] just for this, which just tracks phone movement as an indication for the sleep quality. i.e If you pick your phone you are considered awake and just logs it. It is a completly offline app. [0] https:&#x2
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by palerdot 7y ago
> Rust isn't the only language with these properties, but it is one of the few Just curious, what are the other languages that competes with Rust in terms of correctness, safety, ergonomics and efficiency? Go is more on the ergonomi
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by palerdot 7y ago
This reminded me of a recent article where an old lady breathtakingly creates beautilful drawings[0] using 'MS Word'. Edit: Scroll down the article to see one of her wonderful illustrations using MS Word [0] - https://e
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by palerdot 7y ago
The Slight Edge - It just reinforces how powerful compound interest is in our daily lives, with time as a silent but forceful multiplier of tiny things we do (or not do) in our lives.
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by palerdot 7y ago
Actually I was agreeing with the point that being poor does not impede creative thinking. I agree with your point too that JK Rowling has an extraordinary sucess story. But then again, we will never know about extremely creative yet poor pe
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by palerdot 7y ago
Python is 'strongly' typed `dynamic` language!!!
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by palerdot 7y ago
You are right. JK Rowling of harry potter comes to my mind when I read your comment ... In one of her commencement speeches she will draw attention to this exact same point ...
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About Picture-in-Picture in Firefox(support.mozilla.org)
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by palerdot 7y ago
Yet, they are same when it comes to the value proposition of trying it out in the existing code base right? Since my original comment revolved around that I took those two examples (instead of say React and Vue)
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by palerdot 7y ago
I think GP means that you cannot try out Mint in existing toolchain/codebase without rewriting it from scratch with Mint, which is a deal-breaker. The main selling point of VueJS and Elm (if I remember correctly) is that you can try it
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by palerdot 7y ago
Well ... this 'joke' code created a multi billion dollar business and sowed the seed for a platform that is shaping our world in ways unimaginable (in more harmful ways than good, but that is beside the point) ... you can't
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by palerdot 7y ago
This should be in their home page ...
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by palerdot 7y ago
This is really nice ... Thanks for sharing ...
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by palerdot 7y ago
Thanks for suggestion. Added to my reading list ...
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by palerdot 7y ago
It is common in asian cultures (I'm from India), where kids take care of parents and even extended families like uncles etc as they grow old. Though this pattern is shrinking in cities, most of them do keep aside money for their parent
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by palerdot 7y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. Adding 'Shogun' to my reading list

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