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by sb8244 8y ago
Magic Leap says that they will be going through the hardware and platform at 2pm ET, today (June 6). Not many details otherwise in their email.
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by sb8244 8y ago
The biggest things you'd need to know is that Erlang does exist under the covers and you'll start spotting where it peaks through. Once deployed, the best material on running beam apps is for Erlang, as well as ops tools like reco
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by sb8244 8y ago
Huh.... GitHub only searches head for me. This is confusing as I've often wanted to search other branches and can't find a way to...
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by sb8244 8y ago
It has allowed LinkedIn to remain free for one customer base (professional networks) while expanding sales and recruiting tools (navigator) without compromising user information (InMail rather than your private email unless you've opte
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by sb8244 8y ago
Microsoft is opening LinkedIn up to other tools while completely maintaining their goal of not sharing your data (Iframe integrations so no data is shared). They're expanding capability without selling out users
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by sb8244 8y ago
I use Elixir/Phoenix mainly because I think it is fun and think that side projects should be fun. If it has the potential to become something more, I believe that it is a great production language for a company and would stake my busin
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by sb8244 8y ago
Is it possible that the intent is kept somewhat secretive and the review teams aren't aware of it? This would lead to new apps being approved but then catch-up happens and they're removed. I am speculating and somewhat playing dev
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by sb8244 8y ago
I am curious how this will play out. I am not sure how else EU regulators could play it out without essentially saying that all users must identify themselves honestly to a site. What happens if a person marks their country of origin as US
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by sb8244 8y ago
Manual data deletion without an automated process sounds like a recipe for disaster.
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by sb8244 8y ago
I wonder if they're less likely to change now that Elixir is a thing. The community won't push on them to change as hard, as the community will move to Elixir. However, they still benefit greatly from the Elixir community as seen
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by sb8244 8y ago
Is the implication that they're using your code in production after an interview?
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by sb8244 8y ago
I think that the point being made is that he's saying this to position himself in such a way as having a politically mindful voice, which is relevant considering what he's saying.
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by sb8244 8y ago
This is exactly what I've been looking for. I tried to fill in the gap with org-mode a while back, but I fell out with it. It simply doesn't cross the gap of calendars, ad hoc meetings, etc. I really like how integrated noteplan i
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by sb8244 8y ago
I think there's something to be said for out of the box sync and integration with calendar support. Within 10 minutes, I have my phone / computer setup to Noteplan. It is synced with my calendars and I'm playing around with t
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by sb8244 8y ago
Noteplan seems to separate data from application as well. All files are stored in plain text
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by sb8244 8y ago
Something is not right here. The notes are stored on your computer in plain text files, so you can't lose access to them. If you can't use the app to access them, well that seems okay.
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by sb8244 8y ago
A bit of self promotion that is well intentioned (I seek to help the elixir community and not sell myself in any way): https://stephenbussey.com/2018/01/08/designing-elixir-superv... Learning about OTP took s
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by sb8244 8y ago
I think it's important to look at how many programs fall to risks like that. Where is the cutoff where we regulate the whole industry due to a very very small possibility of issue? Food safety, for instance, can affect everyone because
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by sb8244 8y ago
You are employing a DPO if you are compliant. https://digitalguardian.com/blog/what-data-protection-office... You most likely already had one and are now paying them to do this as well
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by sb8244 8y ago
Of course software has consequences. Not the same as infrastructure of countries though. Companies are valued at billions not because of life and death risks but usually because it enables other companies to make money. On the other hand, b
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by sb8244 8y ago
That is going to affect how it's regulated. I'm just pointing out the comparison is not right.
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by sb8244 8y ago
People die when a civil engineer messes up. Most people don't die from a website.
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by sb8244 8y ago
The parent comment point has been missed or understood but not used. The point is that small companies which are valid must jump through significant hurdles to satisfy gdpr. Contracting an expensive DPO (are they going to be doing you a s
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by sb8244 9y ago
I have no opinion on the gluten-free diet trend. I believe that the popular opinion by many is that they do not have NCGS. TV personalities like Bourdain drive this heavily by discussing how gf used to not really be a thing in restaurants,
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by sb8244 9y ago
For me, I think that unpaid homework is an acceptable, if not important, part of an interview. However, it must pass some qualifications: * It can't be taken as real work at all. Something like building a game is clearly not "real
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by sb8244 9y ago
I really like this blog post on Erlang's garbage collection and memory structure. https://hamidreza-s.github.io/erlang%20garbage%20collection%...
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by sb8244 9y ago
I don't believe everything is shared like this. Anything smaller than 64 bytes is copied around to different process stacks. https://hamidreza-s.github.io/erlang%20garbage%20collection%... Is a great post
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by sb8244 9y ago
There's a spectrum and being on either extreme of it isn't good. We're going to simultaneously find ourselves on both extremes and not central at all.
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SalesLoft’s $50M Series C: Investing in the #1 Sales Engagement Platform(sal.es)
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by sb8244 9y ago
Very true. I hope references catch up to them!

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