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by sb8244 6y ago
I agree. While I wasn't happy with the outcome, I do respect it and would not do anything to actively work around it. Just pulled the feature and moved on with the app. The fact that they took the time to explain and justify the reject
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by sb8244 6y ago
Someone from Apple got on the phone with me to explain a rejection. I was disappointed with the outcome but very surprised at how they were willing to talk about it and explain why.
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by sb8244 6y ago
I'd probably use "live updates" as well when casually talking about a feature. I think I'd use "real-time" when describing the system as a whole.
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by sb8244 6y ago
Here's material from Carnegie Mellon going over different real-time systems https://users.ece.cmu.edu/~koopman/des_s99/real_time/ This page classifies a broad definition for real-time and then breaks int
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by sb8244 6y ago
Good point. I wonder how deals like this are structured on the accounting backend.
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by sb8244 6y ago
My point is that when you say real-time in the web world, you can assume "soft real-time" because of the context. You would use specific language like "hard real-time" if it was so. Saying context doesn't matter is
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by sb8244 6y ago
Which has completely different meaning in the web world. Context matters.
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by sb8244 6y ago
I agree that this is soft real-time but think that the usage is pretty clear in the web world. I'm not sure it's a bad thing that is taken on a different meaning in a different context. I view real-time as "the clients reflec
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by sb8244 6y ago
Oh no, I totally have the same question. I just wanted to make it clear that GCP was in the running since that was in your comment. But yea, I don't get it either. I'd be curious to know why.
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by sb8244 6y ago
Gcp is listed in the article but not the title. Strange title selection but they were considered.
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by sb8244 7y ago
This is more than that. The actual metrics come from erlang functions and aren't tied to observer. https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_live_dashboard/b... Hook into telemetry is also really cool becau
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by sb8244 7y ago
Should Disney be more fiscally responsible so they can pay their employees during hard times? I agree with your comment if it's a small business that struggles to make ends meet, but this is Disney. I do expect better from them.
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by sb8244 7y ago
I agree with you. I could see justification in the fact that this integrated, by default, into every iOS device in the world is a bigger reach than the Android/API markets they have.
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by sb8244 7y ago
Actions like https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/17/tesla-keeps-fremont-factory-... are not a good view. It is worth noting that this plant will close on March 23 after the backlash, but probably only because of the
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by sb8244 7y ago
Absolutely insane. It's barely started.
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by sb8244 7y ago
There is economic activity still going on. A complete economic collapse is different than what I'd expect to see. A relevant question is "how much would this cost?", to which I have no clue. If we're talking billions of
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by sb8244 7y ago
Would there be risk of contamination from other diseases that patients may have? I agree with your general expectation that risky reuse over high-probability death seems strongly preferable. One tricky moral dilemma is what to do if you hav
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by sb8244 7y ago
Uhhhhh ok. I'm not really sure why you think I said they can't run in parallel? What I am saying is that you can't prioritize money over lives and actively do things to harm the life of others. This whole comment is about the
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by sb8244 7y ago
This is either a straw man argument, or I disagree that there should be long term unemployment here. Govt programs and laws will probably be needed to provide that safety net. I'm not saying that death rate and unemployment are unrel
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by sb8244 7y ago
I'm not saying that people don't need material wealth to survive in our society. I think that wealth can come from somewhere other than packing a petri dish bar with patrons who want to drink. For example, we're realistically
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by sb8244 7y ago
Those are the questions we need to figure out as a country or even as a world. Realistically, the govt needs to provide that safety net for its citizens. However, let's start with the decision that lives are more important than money.
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by sb8244 7y ago
Lives and money are not the same thing. Hard stop. I understand your point, but I just disagree with the expected outcomes here. Realistically how much would it cost to bail out these businesses and provide a safety net to people? I imagine
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by sb8244 7y ago
They quote "We’ll handle setting up, backing up, and updating". I interpret that as literally the database itself, not the application specific nature of it—how it's used. For example, I would be surprised if they noticed tha
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by sb8244 7y ago
I assume it's easier to find a handful of skilled Android developers rather than staffing an entire engineering org with them. From my experience with RN, you do need to get into the native bits, but most of the development will be not
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by sb8244 7y ago
My immediate thought is that satellite pictures could show where the trees are at, since it's burned all around them, and then people will try to visit them.
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by sb8244 7y ago
Correct. BEAM does real TCO as far as I'm aware. LYSE has a blurb about it and seems to agree ( https://learnyousomeerlang.com/recursion ).
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by sb8244 7y ago
What does "guarantee" mean here? If you end a function in BEAM with another function call, it's TCO.
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by sb8244 7y ago
I'll take this time to say that every open source project should have a contributing file with a way to report security bugs properly. It's as simple as providing an email address for security bugs. In this case, yes. Dig up any i
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by sb8244 7y ago
My coworker showed me that hooks are just functions, so you can still pull apart your functional components hooks into a bunch of imported or defined functions. Of course that doesn't help if you're still pulling in a lot of hooks
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by sb8244 7y ago
I feel that hooks make it easy to go from functional component (simplest way to get started) to stateful component without "rewriting" it to the class. It's easy to do that rewrite, but painful when you have to do it back and

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