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by parhamn 7y ago
You think they meant js vs assembly? Perhaps the better read would be that they meant js vs clicking on each profile and hitting mute/unmute?
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Pretty little trees: how to write a Bob Ross Markov chain in Python(cloudsynth.com)
17 points by parhamn 7y ago|0 comments
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by parhamn 7y ago
One major thing this doesn't consider is the technical limitations which are latency & bandwidth. (1) You save a ton of money on bandwidth when you move data from AWS to AWS (2) Your stack, in most cases, needs to be near each oth
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by parhamn 7y ago
Backups, configuration and failover. Which traditionally meant a db guy or an ops guy which costs money. I've done it for multiple database technologies and doing it right is not at all easy or cheap on time. With that said, Kubernetes
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by parhamn 7y ago
Is $10 the magic number for 'orgs'? Say the PE raised it to $20, how bad would that be? If it were $5 and doubled to $10 still as bad? Why is $10 the just amount? What about orgs that can't afford that? How high is it ok for
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by parhamn 7y ago
I mean thats not doing much... You can docker run anything in a line. A few lines of terraform or any other deployment tool can run a binary on EC2 (and roll forward, and have state management, and so on). The complexity comes when you want
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by parhamn 7y ago
As with anything else this depends on context (code, assignment, goals, etc). One sentiment that I share with OP is that somehow, you do feel less pressure to over-dry than other languages. Probably because (1) more code doesn't necess
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by parhamn 7y ago
That time of week to rehash all the Go Generics comments! https://hn.algolia.com/?query=generics&sort=byPopularity&pre...
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by parhamn 7y ago
Im actually curious what the actual legal requirement for 'acceptance' is here. Is using a website and knowing that it has a TOS and continuing using it implicit acceptance of the TOS? Can you simply put a "by a using this we
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by parhamn 7y ago
The average skill of most software teams is probably not far if not lower. I've been on very good ones and very bad ones -- lots of the code becomes least-common-denominator/weakest-link quality.
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by parhamn 7y ago
There are quite a few of these things (Dahl, Jsonnet, etc). and I've always thought it would be impossible to get a large enough team to learn them. At a pervious organization I worked I wrote a Kubernetes manager (docker build + kub
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by parhamn 7y ago
While I get the whole "you can do it on one node without all the complexity" thing, I do still wonder if map-reduce-synchronizer + coreutils is better than the behemoths that are the distributed ETL platforms right now. All the sy
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by parhamn 7y ago
Theres tooling for this for webpack described: https://github.com/TypeStrong/ts-loader#faster-builds More generally though you have two loops one that does transpileOnly and one that doesn't. The latter is your ty
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by parhamn 7y ago
Very specifically, 3.4 had a few perf regressions for some type signatures [1]. More generally, TS can be a bit slow (~seconds) especially for large webapp development if you need hot-reloading and such. There are tricks to emit without che
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by parhamn 7y ago
It's a much more complicated process (e.g. the weight of the ice changes the shape of the mantle). The Verge did a good high level overview of some of the different factors in play here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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by parhamn 7y ago
Great writeup. I found the defensive FAQ at the end funny -- really speaks to the prematurely critical culture of software dev in these forums. On related note, does anyone else prefer panning desktop-sized pages on mobile devices? Given th
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by parhamn 7y ago
Somewhat related: is there a lib or common api for these IFTTT type actions at this point or is everyone building them from scratch?
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by parhamn 7y ago
While I knew what you were implying, I wanted to see if this was actually a common term. It isn't but it did lead me to another HN comment [1] and this Fast Company article referring to is as "Chinese Math" [2]. Just an FYI f
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by parhamn 8y ago
Why does everyone treat TypeScript like a full language? Besides some features like generics 98% of it is just javascript with type annotations (sorta similar, including in syntax, to py3 with annotations). And in that view its probably foo
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by parhamn 8y ago
Same. MBP2018/FF65. Hard reboot needed to get back up. Interestingly when it soft-crashed FF had a dangling process which wouldn't let it me open the app again (~"Only one FF can be running"). Guess I was well overdue fo
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by parhamn 8y ago
Lots of folks/companies are going to lose long-term as a result of bad A/B testing driven decision making. I suspect the decline of the Facebook feed might be attributed to this as well (maybe even the recent polls of Trump's
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by parhamn 8y ago
I'm an Iranian-American and Coinbase did something very similar to me in 2017. Here is the notice they sent me: https://i.imgur.com/xnJe0kd.png We were very convinced it was name/ethnically based as I hadn't
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by parhamn 8y ago
Were they ever 'new' in anything? I use them for small personal projects (they've gotten a lot more stable recently). I never thought of them as an innovative cloud provider but just one that was cheap and easy.
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by parhamn 8y ago
> If you start by following most react tutorials, they will make you begin with something way more complicated that it needs to be and you will get discouraged. Can't agree more with this. There are quite a few reasons I think those
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by parhamn 8y ago
Supply was added over the years and demand and subsequent contracts/relationships were added "on demand". More generally macro economic actors don't behave rationally collectively.
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Starlight: Run python dialect, Starlark, safely from go(npf.io)
3 points by parhamn 8y ago|1 comments
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by parhamn 8y ago
Financial markets retract. Doesn't mean its a pump-and-dump.
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by parhamn 8y ago
Neat, thanks!
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by parhamn 8y ago
If you're on a mac I'm a big fan of Qbserve[1] which stores the data locally. [1] https://qotoqot.com/qbserve/
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by parhamn 8y ago
WASM will probably make sandboxing across languages a lot easier. I wonder what would happen if you ran a golang wasm binary on a the golang wagon WASM interpereter [1] [1] https://github.com/go-interpreter/wagon

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