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   by rirze 3y ago

   Is it that hard to google "mojo programming language"? Have we finally gotten so lazy that either answers need to be in the link itself or we reach for chat bots to fill in the gaps? Second result on google: https://doc
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   by rirze 3y ago

   I'd say it's a strange umami flavor. Tasting something gamey triggers something in my head that says, "oh this is animal scent". Maybe it's more olfactory than flavor?
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   by rirze 3y ago

   It's better framed as infrastructure orchestration vs infrastructure configuration. Orchestration is more about herding the resources while configuration is about delving into the instance/server/resource environment to make
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   by rirze 3y ago

   I remember not being satisfied with the depiction while watching it; if I remember correctly, the anime created a very different origin story for Shiva and made him evil (I think). It seemed very inventive, rather than respecting the origin
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   by rirze 3y ago

   > No state or state files to manage: All state is stored in Azure. Users can collaborate and have confidence their updates are handled as expected. Not sure how I could "misunderstand" this quote to mean anything else. By that
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   by rirze 3y ago

   Not sure why you're so insistent on this when Pulumi folks themselves on this post have said that they contribute back up to the AWS provider source repo (1). Maybe not all their providers utilize Terraform, but it was definitely how t
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   by rirze 3y ago

   I doubt this. Have you gone through AWS Provider source code? You're telling me that's a multi-million dollar repository? Their schema is horrible, badly documented and barely automated. Maybe the new effort is going into AWS nati
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   by rirze 3y ago

   It is powered by Terraform underneath-- but Pulumi has done a ton of work to make the abstraction seamless.
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   by rirze 3y ago

   From my prelimary search, Bicep does utilize a state file, but it is completely hidden from the end users. Seems to be managed in Azure directly and automagically. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-reso
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    by rirze 3y ago

    Interesting, in school, when we learned about this principle, it was taught that fish were excluded because their meat wasn't bloody. Meaning, fish wasn't meat, because land animal meat would influence aggressivness while transluc
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    by rirze 3y ago

    Seems like development has halted? Curious to know if it's still being worked on...
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    by rirze 3y ago

    You underestimate the gusto of data engineers/scientists to just assume types.
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    by rirze 3y ago

    Where can I learn more about this? This seems very uninutive to me, as I'm learning Rust myself.
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    by rirze 3y ago

    I just recently had to switch from a wayland WM (Hyprland) to an X11 due to numerous issues: - Screen tearing galore (apparently documented but been awaiting a fix upstream for 2+ years) - Inconsistent input lag across apps. Notably Electro
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    by rirze 3y ago

    using_macos? show_download_button() : show_windows_waitlist()
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    by rirze 3y ago

    fwiw, you can write Terraform in JSON too. Not recommending it, but it's equivalent.
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    by rirze 3y ago

    Funny enough, Japanese is incredibly fun and enjoyable when you use dialects and break the syntax to be "artsy"
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    by rirze 3y ago

    I prefer the new way, to me it's explicit about the type of Object that can be passed in.
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    by rirze 3y ago

    I lived here my entire life, I know where Sterling is and how it's a 15 minute drive from there to Chantilly (which is not in Loudoun County btw). Take a look at this map here: https://www.loudoun.gov/DocumentCenter&#x2
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    by rirze 3y ago

    There's a new wave of C++/Rust GUI libraries that are looking to be the frontier of bridging the gap from cross-platform -> native frameworks. If that bet pays off, we might have an alternative to Electron. Would be a couple of
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    by rirze 3y ago

    Ashburn does not have "like three restaurants". The datacenter zoned part of the city has "like three restaurants". If you ever drove >5 minutes from those large shed warehouses, you'd know what you're talki
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    by rirze 3y ago

    It's asinine how slow service provider's boxes work nowadays. Our Xfinity cable box has a .5-1.0 input lag, (more like 2secs for ff/rw/play) and it's the same even after customer service replaced it with another uni
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    by rirze 3y ago

    I have a dumb idea; how hard is it to add a location tracker to these kind of subs? Does the high pressure make this incredibly hard to add?
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    by rirze 3y ago

    Sounds like your experience is limited to badly managed CloudOps teams.
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    by rirze 3y ago

    Is the match-case statement a functional concept? I see it in functional languages but I'm not sure it is inherently functional...
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    by rirze 3y ago

    who's "he"?
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    by rirze 3y ago

    From what I can tell, it's Python for the API server, Typescript for everything else. FWIW, Python servers like this are just a wrapper around `gunicorn` or some other performant low level tool. For some teams, it's easier to defi
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    by rirze 3y ago

    You know what highly correlates with speed on skates? How much money your parents can afford to spend on skating/hockey gear and lessons.
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    by rirze 3y ago

    I wonder if this coincides with the open letter talking about how AI is an existential threat to civilization...
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    by rirze 3y ago

    It's hard to decouple this phenomenon from the aftereffects of COVID restrictions. We'll be able to figure the isolation from WFH in the next few years.