polymeris

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by polymeris 9y ago
> They should just offer cheap Xeon D VMs They do, they call them "Workload Intensive", and they start at 25 euros for 6 cores and 8^H [edit: 15] gigs of RAM. https://www.scaleway.com/pricing/ That said, I
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by polymeris 9y ago
> Is there some primitive or primate instinct in all of us? I think so. An instinct exacerbated by marketing. Most of us who aren't wealthy also spend a decent chunk of our incomes on unnecessary things. They might not be luxuries a
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by polymeris 9y ago
I really need to give Reagent+React native another shot. Last I tried there where still some apparently minor, but annoying issues. That said, even as a clojurescript fan, I wouldn't call this a solution, more like a practical workarou
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by polymeris 10y ago
If you are OK with running a >3 year old version of Postgres, that is. Other than that, openshift is nice, though, I agree.
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by polymeris 10y ago
Would dead code elimination be an option, if you are not using all of Qt?
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by polymeris 10y ago
> Eh? Reagent does not require any metadata, ever. I am no expert in reagent, but I think it requires it to access Reacts component lifecycle callbacks like `component-did-mount` and such.
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by polymeris 10y ago
> I do not like sublime as it isn't FOSS VS Code is not FOSS, either, I believe? [EDIT: Wait... it is open source. Must have missed that announcement] I do like it a lot, though. KomodoEdit is pretty neat, as well. Even though it&
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by polymeris 11y ago
Am super frustrated with how buggy Evernote is, and would be interested in an alternative, but... "We currently only support your browser in read-only mode. Read more." You don't support firefox !? It's not like it&#x27
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by polymeris 11y ago
That's what they'll spend on therapy after having Python inflicted on them!
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by polymeris 11y ago
Curious, since you seem to have experience with both graph and relational databases (and I have not really worked much with the former)... if I had a graph where I just want to compute the shortest weighted path between two nodes, which mod
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by polymeris 11y ago
That's depressing... poor kids.
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by polymeris 11y ago
More than the presence of other people, I find the noise, the chatter, distracting. OTOH, there is some truth to the "collaboration" argument, IMO. So, what we have done at our office is to just have to more or less equally size o
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by polymeris 11y ago
Alternatively, a keyboard shortcut would be great.
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by polymeris 11y ago
That was about 6 months ago. Apparently, she later changed her mind. (I can't find any good sources, though)
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by polymeris 11y ago
Just curious, why do you consider the T440s unusable? I have had mine for years and, while it's not perfect, I don't have any big complaints about it.
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by polymeris 11y ago
At least on mine, you can use Fn-Esc to engage "FnLk" and use the F keys as default. Also, somewhat related you can swap Ctrl and Fn in the BIOS if you prefer your Ctrl key to be in the bottom left, like me.
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by polymeris 11y ago
If I understand it correctly: >What's the other kind of design that isn't like those eastern european apps? According to the author, the dominant Californian minimalism (Google Material Design & Apple's flatter IOS7 co
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by polymeris 11y ago
A (very basic) version in Lua/LPEG I did a while ago: https://gist.github.com/polymeris/857a7ae31db0d240ef3f
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by polymeris 11y ago
Lua, thanks to Metalua, works pretty well as a meta language, so you could easily add static typing, while keeping the benefits of its interpreter. OTOH, the same is true for Scheme.
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by polymeris 11y ago
> Or are there other similar projects? There are at least half a dozen somewhat related projects: nginx_lua, tir2, luajit.io, luanode, tarantool, lusty, plus a bunch of libuv bindings. And yeah, a single lua 'killer app' could