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by regulation_d 7y ago
One reason I like Elixir's Phoenix is that it's reasonably easy to leave out the heavy-weight batteries I might not want, specifically the DB library and and JS build pipeline. I also like that router is pretty simple, but can han
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by regulation_d 7y ago
I think you're partly correct. Hops cover a multitude of sins. But another reason I think brewers use hops so extensively is that they're the ingredient that will get you the closest to something approximating terroir. New Zealand
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by regulation_d 7y ago
I think an interesting counterpoint here is that people are doing different things with hops now than they were a decade ago. Most of the really hoppy stuff I've had lately has been heavily dry hopped with little bittering hops during
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by regulation_d 7y ago
seems like OTP to me
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by regulation_d 7y ago
> Between the ages of 25 and 40, the share of STEM majors working in STEM jobs falls from 65 percent to 48 percent. Many of them shift into managerial positions, which pay well but do not always require specialized skills. While technica
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by regulation_d 7y ago
One thing to keep in mind is that the rights that the publishers are exercising here are the same rights initially possessed by the writer, before they transfer them to the publisher. So it's about the publishers, yes, but before that
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by regulation_d 7y ago
One thing I really love about Sandi Metz's POODR is how readable the code examples are.
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by regulation_d 7y ago
One thing I had always heard about Mnesia is that it was prone to split brain with the occurrence of network partitions. Is that still a concern?
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by regulation_d 8y ago
Isn't it great that TLA is a TLA and FLA is a TLA, but FLA is not an FLA?
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by regulation_d 8y ago
In certain states, money used to purchase a gift card is required to be held in escrow, which would be held separately in receivership. Definitely worth asking about.
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by regulation_d 8y ago
Sure, you don't want to leave money on the table, but an 18% pop is pretty standard even for normal book building. Seems weird to call Google's Dutch auction a debacle when it had the same result as standard book building.
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by regulation_d 8y ago
I don’t quite follow. Legal and accounting fees are a fraction of the bank fees, but they’re what’s actually tied to the regulatory scheme.
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by regulation_d 8y ago
Debacle? An 18% first day bump seems pretty reasonable to me.
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ICOs help democratize early-stage market participation(papers.ssrn.com)
7 points by regulation_d 8y ago|0 comments
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by regulation_d 8y ago
This might be a valid point if the current system of driving wasn’t already killing millions of people per year.
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by regulation_d 8y ago
I guess my point was: that’s the baseline. It’s an order of magnitude faster the 20ms your saying is unlikely. That leaves a lot of headroom for hitting the db and things done. The api I’m working on isn’t currently being hit super hard, bu
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by regulation_d 8y ago
For my load balancer heartbeat checks, I'm returning responses in 200µs.
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by regulation_d 8y ago
I think they’re both pretty simple languages, as far as the basic grammar goes. OTP is a whole other thing. But it strikes me that if you have one person on a team who knows OTP well, that person can assist the others when OTP issues come u
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by regulation_d 8y ago
Is it possible to assign dirty schedulers to isolated cores? Like if you have 8 cores, can you say, "6 of these are for the regular schedulers and 2 are for the dirty schedulers"? If your CPU intensive dirty code is running is on
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Researchers making progress on lithium-sulfur batteries(phys.org)
1 points by regulation_d 9y ago|0 comments
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by regulation_d 9y ago
Interestingly enough, Google's initial share price wasn't set by the banks, where they took the Dutch auction route.
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by regulation_d 9y ago
A sizable first day pop can be good for a number of reasons, not the least of which is publicity. 40% is obviously excessive, but there are reasons to leave a little money on the table.
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by regulation_d 9y ago
Unless there are non-competes in place, the analogy is fine. You have the freedom to use the platform or to not use it, and often you have the freedom to use other platforms simultaneously.
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by regulation_d 9y ago
As someone who hasn’t driven for Uber, I’m not sure what that looks like. What are the conditions under which you would lose you “uber driver” job?
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by regulation_d 9y ago
Let’s say I’m a dry wall contractor. A general contractor comes along and offers me $20k for a job. I say “$25k?” and he says, “No, $20k.” If I take the job I am not magically transformed into an employee of his, simply because I lacked the
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by regulation_d 9y ago
Can’t this be avoided by being taxed as an S-corp?
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by regulation_d 9y ago
> messaging through various media that last year’s color is “over” and you should be ashamed to be seen in it. Pantone is a tastemaker, for sure, but it's relationship with the rest of the industry isn't entirely one-way. I don
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by regulation_d 9y ago
I know Addict was only mentioned in passing, but I am curious: is that becoming the goto authentication library for Elixir/Phoenix? In my work with Phoenix so far, I've taken the author's roll-your-own approach. It did take l
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by regulation_d 9y ago
Re: disk space Just glanced at my Applications folder on OSX. Slack's looks to weigh in at 180 MB and VS Code at 160 MB. Am I missing something?
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by regulation_d 9y ago
As someone who started writing code not that long ago, i remember pretty vividly the first time I heard about programming “in anger”. That phrase immediately clicked with me. Working in an environment where expectations matter just feels ca

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