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rogerdpack
10y ago
So in essence this is an attempt to be a facetime competitor?
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rogerdpack
10y ago
Or maybe one on the side of your phone, but forward facing?
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rogerdpack
10y ago
I went to a class on startups once where the guy there said you should bounce your idea off like "100" people, (basically, to pivot early). Before you go "great guns" on your idea. FWIW, not sure how that ties into &qu
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rogerdpack
10y ago
It would be interesting to see some benchmarks from each version... :)
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rogerdpack
10y ago
Mail-ins are accepted "over time" as it were. Which apparently doesn't help LOL. However, it might be nice to have multiple days (or strictly mail-in, as my city now does) to be able to avoid those long lines, those can be
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rogerdpack
10y ago
what's the penalty for not?
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rogerdpack
10y ago
Isn't "setting up your environment" pretty much a one time cost, though? In my head at least, losing a couple days up front doesn't matter as much, it's the time after that the needs to be optimized. But maybe t
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rogerdpack
10y ago
If it's like Cassandra, then you can kind of get around consistency problems by, for instance if you have a "replication" factor of 2, by instructing it to write to "2 instances before returning" (and then you turn
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rogerdpack
10y ago
Thanks for the response.
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rogerdpack
10y ago
Honest question: do any readers here really order from walmart.com ? I am surprised they sell much at all, based on how much I personally have ordered from them (never).
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10y ago
It does have a reputation (for me, anyway) of possibly being cheaper. And tons of reviews online of people having poor experiences buying from it. That's the rep. it has for me so far :) It does have a cooler looking website than wal
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10y ago
Adobe did buy AEM "when i was little" (you know, for like 20M or something I have no idea) and it has grown to 10x as much. However that is purchasing a smaller company...kind of like venture capital investment I guess. there se
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rogerdpack
10y ago
I figured out what is going on here. Walmart thinks to themselves "we want to be like amazon, we want to be huge online" and then jet comes along and is something of an almost competitor to amazon, so corporate thinks "oh we
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rogerdpack
10y ago
Seemed like the founder worked hard to make it a nice place to work. Maybe they just like working there? :)
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10y ago
Never underestimate the dumbness of walmart corporate LOL
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rogerdpack
10y ago
I don't think they're afraid of it, more like haven't gotten around to it would be my guess...
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rogerdpack
10y ago
comparison to lzturbo possible? (Unfortunately also closed source, sich).
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rogerdpack
10y ago
ruby like syntax that I miss when using go :|
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rogerdpack
10y ago
what would you rename rails to at that point? :)
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10y ago
probably the ruby syntax (built-in regular expressions) and whatever else. I'm not sure on easy embeddability as well.
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rogerdpack
10y ago
bring it up on the mailing list, seems like an interesting feature to me :)
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rogerdpack
10y ago
sounds more like the ecosystem for windows support is slow. Or were there some stdlib's useful for it in go on linux?
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rogerdpack
10y ago
I don't think it aims to replace ruby (they don't even claim any kind of "compatibility" level with ruby, more like "inspired by ruby" I would think), but...I wish it would replace it :)
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rogerdpack
10y ago
Apparently it entered the TIOBE list recently, so perhaps it will gain some momentum.
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rogerdpack
10y ago
I think it's target is more along the space where "go" is, as little code as possible (like a scripting language), but still speedy. So in true scripting language form, you don't have to worry about collecting your obje
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rogerdpack
10y ago
Here's a small HTTP style benchmark across various languages (a bit limited, but still interesting): https://github.com/costajob/app-servers
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10y ago
Are you saying the GC is as fast as C? I bet it's not. That being said, the programs I've built in crystal "feel" very fast, here are a few random performance tests, if you're asking about overall performance: http
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rogerdpack
10y ago
plus shaded!
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rogerdpack
10y ago
Yeah while it passes you can't turn left. Assuming there's only two lanes in each direction. But only while it passes :) In terms of beating BRT, I guess it avoids the requirement of a busway?
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10y ago
Or maybe the drone could drop it off in the back yard instead, or what not?
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