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this has not been my experience. what you describe usually happens for poorly packed things. also, there is a difference between installing packages and environment management
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level 35 POM boss. residing in nexus!
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yeah no. rubygems/python/npm are stare of the art compared to go. it’s painful to watch people doing mental gymnastics to justify bad/disconnected from reality decisions that were made. it’s pretty sad really if you think abo
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6y ago
that’s interesting but it’s pretty rare that you only need to take one medication. (it’s also interesting how this behaves if you can’t remember and/or open the bottle multiple times) what most people end up doing is using a pill organ
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yes there is a difference between erlang and the erlang abstract format but, given my limited understanding, for all intents and purposes erlang is equivalent to the abstract format (ie i can get one from the other). elixir does not stand o
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6y ago
set -euxo pipefail
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yeah no. you should start with bash and drop into a proper programming language when complexity warrants it
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it’s really an apples to oranges comparison. with BEAM you get in a node what you would get in a k8s cluster. if you only look at supervisor trees and you grok the concept you’re streets ahead the average developer and their “distributed” s
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Elixir and Erlang are not at the same level. Elixir compiles down to Erlang which is compiled down to BEAM code.
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6y ago
The Little Manual of API design You can read it in an hour or two. It cover a lot of things that you should consider
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6y ago
winamp 2.92 was the last version I used. Never bought into 3/5 and all the flashy things they tried in. It did one thing and did it well.
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isn’t that GCC :)))
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yes. people here are definitely on the spectrum. the spectrum of awesomeness that is. i did find the idea of god being a senior dev/architect grumpy type being funnier then your overused tired meme
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6y ago
disagree on the junior dev part and on the god part. what you’re describing is called “simulation theory” and it has been proposed and discussed at length i think lazy evaluation makes sense in that context. i also think that having a few b
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6y ago
this is not convincing at all. we pretend that we can have perfectly isolated quantum systems (a particle, a few particles) and we can reason about and extrapolate the findings. we cannot have isolated particles - they can be regarded as is
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6y ago
one weird trick to save millions on your AWS bill. cloud providers hate him
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classic. in the professional leagues whenever you do something like this it's properly vetted and even with that you want to bake a velocity check inside of it (ie don't erase more that 5 instances at a time). I cannot believe if
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I would not fear it. Technology has the potential to make us immortal and to help us transcend out biological beginnings. Humans that live for extended periods of time would be able to make progress and keep knowledge alive for longer perio
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i don't think he did this on purpose. it's probably the classic "ran with wrong credentials" story of one really unlucky negligent fellow.
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yes. there are tools out there that can wipe away everything: https://github.com/rebuy-de/aws-nuke My money is that this guy was just negligent an did not remove his old credentials + used whatever thing he was using b
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6y ago
I think there are a lot of questions one might ask but I’m going to say that it’s too early to ask most of them. I’m sure that once this makes it past prototype stage and human trials are on the horizon they will need to have good questions
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Garmin Back Online?
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hmm. you’re renting my brain. you also don’t get to control how i process the info and what i get to remember.
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happiness should not be a goal. the way evolution has wired us, we will work for a long time to achieve something that we think is going to make us happy only to move to the next thing after only experiencing a glimpse of happiness. you hav
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that a no for me. my phone is my phone. i am betting this is grounds for a class-action lawsuit if you indeed have no other option than to install crapware on you PERSONAL phone
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To be fair, Cirque du Soleil is closer to art than it’s to circus.
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that’s speculation. i could be a horse, it could be a bear, a moose, you name it
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insert meme i live here now
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This #2 If you learn anything by having super complex software that tried to anticipate future needs is that you rarely get it right. Write the code for the problem you have today. Pay attention that, by the choices you make, you don’t walk
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it bothers me that we are arguing about this when we know that you and I have probably put more though into this than Trump. I don’t believe a crackdown on H1B abuse would have been half as bad as what is going on now and the “strategy” ado
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