rhizome31

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by rhizome31 6y ago
To those who wouldn't realize, this message is from the creator of Ardour. I suppose he's tired of hearing the same complaints again and again so he decided to pack them all in a single message. I'm not going to talk about ho
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by rhizome31 6y ago
And I was expecting version control for sound files.
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by rhizome31 6y ago
I may be wrong but it seems that the number of confirmed cases isn't a great indicator either because we've been testing a lot more so it's expected that we're getting more positives. What matters is the number of people
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by rhizome31 6y ago
Thank you for your detailed message. I haven't understood everything you wrote but it seems that basically all that complexity comes from supporting hot code reloading. Given that a lot of (most?) Elixir devs don't use hot reloadi
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by rhizome31 6y ago
But then you need to install Erlang/Elixir on the server, which kind of defeats the purpose of releases, don't you? Or have you abandoned releases altogether?
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by rhizome31 6y ago
My experience is that preparing a release is much more straightforward since Elixir 1.9, which added release support to the Elixir standard distribution. That said I tend to treat a release as a black box, I haven't tried to understand
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by rhizome31 6y ago
Yes, about one month after Bernard Stiegler passed away, this is a sad succession of losses.
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by rhizome31 6y ago
Yes, to give a bit more info, this is an anthropology book. You will learn about incredible customs from various societies around the world and history. It also often touches on feminism because the main topic of the book (debt) and the sit
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by rhizome31 6y ago
> why would anyone write code in his/her native language? Well, actually, a lot of people already do.
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by rhizome31 6y ago
From the top of my head: - captures creativity into a centralized proprietary platform on which creators have no control - modal dialogs nagging you to create an account when you just want to read an article - uniform, soulless, dull visual
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by rhizome31 6y ago
> As a mostly Python and only occasional JavaScript developer, it always felt like the biggest challenge in the JavaScript community was how fast everything moved Those of us who were doing Python web dev in the years 2000s might remembe
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by rhizome31 6y ago
Lol, mine is simply nicknamed "Toto", which here in France is the equivalent of "foo" and also a naughty child character in jokes.
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by rhizome31 6y ago
Living without the social stigma associated with IT work (at least in western countries) is also an incentive. So many times I have seen faces changing when I say that I work as a SD. It's a real attraction killer. I even once had a la
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by rhizome31 6y ago
It depends on the amount of light. Try reading a book outside on a clear summer day when the sun is at its zenith. Your eyes won't even stand it. It doesn't matter that the light comes from a direct source or from reflection. We c
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by rhizome31 6y ago
White paper reflects light.
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by rhizome31 6y ago
Reading the linked article I'm very surprised that the author says they can't talk about what they read after reading it. I'm quite the opposite as I often talk about what I've read to my friends, even before finishing t
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by rhizome31 6y ago
Unfortunately I have to second this advice. There's very little chance you'll be able to make things change so better to move on now than when you're depressed in a few months or years.
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by rhizome31 6y ago
This seems below average. No tests or code reviews is common but pushing directly to prod or connecting to prod databases is unusual. It seems you've gone from one extreme to the other. From what I've seen, even at companies were
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by rhizome31 6y ago
I've never installed Arch, but regularly end up finding the info I need on the Arch wiki. Amazing resource indeed!
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by rhizome31 6y ago
After a bit of struggle I found that Pulseaudio over Jack adresses my needs. Music production software connects directly to Jack and all other software (browser, video player, etc.) uses Pulseaudio. Also the Cadence GUI really helps to set
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by rhizome31 6y ago
I had a similar experience in France in the early 2000s. I went to the unemployment office (ANPE) to ask for a training and they told me that software was a dead end and that it wasn't possible to get training. So I did my own research
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by rhizome31 6y ago
It didn't work on mine. There was a loading screen and then it pretty much froze the browser and I had to kill the tab.
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by rhizome31 6y ago
Come on people, the OP asked for a self-hosted comments solution. The number of OT replies is excessive, particularly when the same OT reply is repeated by several people.
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by rhizome31 6y ago
There's Matrex, which is based on CBLAS and has some integration with IElixir, Jupyter's kernel for Elixir. Also someone seems to be doing interesting work to integrate with GPU at https://github.com/sasagawa888&#x
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by rhizome31 7y ago
Me too, but I'm also a hysterical fetishist. So the more programming languages you use the more insane you get! Seems pretty accurate ;-)
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by rhizome31 7y ago
Not sure why Erlang is in the sadist category, along with Perl and Regexp, since it's one of the most readable language I've encountered. I get the fetishist part as it emphasizes a specific paradigm but sadist seems unfair. It mi
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by rhizome31 7y ago
Make sure to sure to check the issues as well.
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by rhizome31 7y ago
I operate a couple of Elixir apps and so far a simple Makefile with a couple of shell scripts has been enough. This simplicity is due to the fact that the only external dependency is a database server, everything else (language runtime, web
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by rhizome31 7y ago
When I went to Greece I learned it in a few days just by trying to read all the signs I could see. I guess the trick is not to learn isolated letters but learn to read common words.
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by rhizome31 7y ago
Also, if you do a lot of concurrent programming, you should consider platforms with lightweight processes (as provided by Erlang/Elixir, among others). I find code based on this paradigm much easier to write and debug than async code a

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