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10y ago
OP should try do build a better framework/language, then.
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rsrsrs86
10y ago
Relevant: http://learnyousomeerlang.com/
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Ask HN: How to relax after coding for too many hours?
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Show HN: Parallel and/or with short-circuit in Elixir
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Show HN: Church encoding in Elixir
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Is there something wrong with my computer or did they really use a monospaced font on very ugly colors on the front page so it looks like shit?
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Sorry! Will do that. It's lists of lists of integers.
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Show HN: Distributed SAT solver in Elixir
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Absolute inelegant shit, use Elm
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Such vacuity
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Yes. I discovered that while learning spark. Do the hard part first!
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Scala Case Classes in Depth
(alessandrolacava.com)
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Ask HN: What are good examples of Spark code on GitHub?
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I think there is a point that most coverage and discussions miss. Maybe judges understand that Whatsapp can not fulfill their requests, but they choose to block the service to put pressure on the company to better address a very important q
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10y ago
That is just paranoia.
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10y ago
> Facebook already deposed one government here in Brazil. ;) That is a gross overstatement. Brazilian here.
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Ask HN: CS graduate programs in Canadá
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Data to ink here is too low...
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Just downloaded Code. Looks pretty fast. Really like the integrated terminal!
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Am I right to believe that there is no way that proprietary scientific software can keep up with open source?