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by rokob 5y ago
You might be interested in inertiajs: https://inertiajs.com/ It only technically is built for Rails and Laravel but reading the “spec” and the code I got it to work pretty quickly with a Rust backend. It would be nice for m
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by rokob 5y ago
If you know Ruby really well you might want to look at Stripe. You might be able to just apply and get an interview and see where it goes.
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by rokob 5y ago
You can add a catch all field that captures those in a map. You can also choose to ignore things you don’t explicitly mention. It is up to you how strict you want the parsing to be. So you can define a struct with one status field and the r
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by rokob 5y ago
This was my question too. I considered making a company out of Bors but didn’t think it would work because Bors mostly just works.
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by rokob 5y ago
That sounds a lot like multiple comparisons type I error as a service.
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by rokob 5y ago
I am in the same boat as you and I agree with all you say here. I have a lot opinions on this and continue to say them internally. I encourage you to say this internally as well.
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by rokob 5y ago
I had some time series data which was append only like this. I started looking into skip lists and realized I might as well make it deterministic where the height of a node is basically popcnt. It ended up looking and behaving a lot like th
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by rokob 5y ago
R&D == software engineer salaries
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by rokob 6y ago
I was confused by this at first because I was thinking we already had a calendar app that promised all this with the same name that Microsoft acquired. Then I remembered that was Sunrise not Rise. Hopefully this one isn’t as good so that it
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by rokob 6y ago
Yes Dart has generics which is how you would implement optional types yourself. The type of type system doesn't play a role here you are right. I was thinking of the really good pattern matching I have experienced usually being present
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by rokob 6y ago
I generally agree with you but the one point they make in this article that really matters for Dart is it does not have pattern matching. Dart’s nominative type system makes much of standard FP much harder than you’d imagine. I know Rust is
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by rokob 6y ago
Yes literally, https://www.nj.gov/labor/lsse/employee/Retail_Gasoline.html
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by rokob 8y ago
To be fair, this is just what the SEC can do. DOJ can still file charges that lead to jail but they take longer.
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by rokob 8y ago
> Figuring out how to deconstruct Snowflake was challenging and there is still a lot of analysis left to do. Why don't you just read the code?
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by rokob 8y ago
Useful, yes. > as of Ruby 2.2, there are zero-performance gains using symbols over strings This is verifiably false. Run this on a newer Ruby and you will see symbols are faster: ``` require 'benchmark' hashes = [] 1_000_000.ti
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by rokob 8y ago
Tokyo is a city
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by rokob 8y ago
The epilog alone was worth the price of admission. Having one compiler tell the other what to do via code generation is a great way around the lack of ABI compatibility.
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by rokob 8y ago
Pretty much all of these "most" findings are explainable by the distribution of the installed user base, i.e. they are not real results but just artifacts of the population sizes.
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by rokob 8y ago
The hasher in the standard library is defined here: https://github.com/apple/swift/blob/master/stdlib/public/cor... with some explanation for where the seed comes from here: https://
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by rokob 8y ago
I used Phabricator at Facebook with a few more than 50 people and it worked pretty well.
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by rokob 9y ago
Is "Senior Differential Privacy Research Engineer: Remote" a real thing? I don't see it on any of your listings. I am interested in that position if it does exist :)
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by rokob 9y ago
I have been struggling with this question also. The responsibility of the state government is similar to the federal government in that they are meant to represent the interests of their citizens. Within a state it is undoubtably good polic
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by rokob 9y ago
Hey it looks like your CSS isn't loading in Chrome due to mixed content protections.
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by rokob 9y ago
Instagram cost $1B, Whatsapp was $19B. In hindsight, Instagram was a steal at that valuation too.
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by rokob 9y ago
Interesting to see them try to fix Git when Facebook considered it (due to similar constraints) and decided to go with Hg instead: https://code.facebook.com/posts/218678814984400/scaling-merc...
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by rokob 9y ago
What is considered a paper in CS is different than in many other fields. That is not to say the content is not worthy of publication, just that they tend to be shorter and often are more focused on a single issue. There are also publication
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by rokob 9y ago
Ryan is not the typical MBA in the ways that MBAs are usually denigrated in the valley.
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by rokob 10y ago
http://carlosicaza.com/swiftbooks/SwiftLanguage.pdf Swift was designed for writing apps on the mac platforms, primarily on iOS, and although somewhat debatable as a replacement for Objective-C due to it's quirks.
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by rokob 10y ago
When you really, really, really, really, really want to be on the main queue.
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by rokob 10y ago
+1 I was also intrigued by "elid", the other response to this comment solved the mystery.

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