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by siscia 11y ago
Hi, nope, I feel that concurrency is the norm in Elixir, while it is supported in Clojure, let me explain better. In Clojure you have an idea on which order what function is called on what data ie. you read your data from IO, you clean it,
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by siscia 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Europe, Milan, Remote Highly scalable distributed system specialist. I am focusing exclusively on those kind of system, I can cement your final architecture to scale beyond what could be achievable without expertise in the ar
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by siscia 11y ago
Almost, you definitely have a nice REPL however I find the workflow of Clojure way better. The problem I think lays on the fact that Clojure group function inside very flexible namespace, while Elixir use more rigid modules. However in my l
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by siscia 11y ago
Some of you can point out some interesting book about distributed system ? There are a lot of books about the subject but I don't know if those books are valid...
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by siscia 11y ago
> "Yet anyone with working class relatives knows that some are simply not suited for higher education under any circumstances for a variety of reasons." I consider myself extremely cynical and pragmatic, but I still have to fou
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by siscia 11y ago
> P.s. of course, 1 and 2 work well in a world where you have USA, where people do kill themselves to deliver loads of innovation to the whole planet (see: internet, space exploration, etc.). Sorry, but as Italian I feel that there is a
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by siscia 11y ago
Nice, what you mean by "slow" ? Just to have an idea, what is your workload ? Serving and rendering html ?
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by siscia 11y ago
Since we are talking about cloud provider, any experience with https://www.scaleway.com/ ? Their price is so much cheaper and give to you bare metal ARM, but I can count on them ?
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by siscia 11y ago
We are working on this same problem providing unlimited, disposable, email for all. We are getting close to something similar to an alpha version, feel free to subscribe: mailroad.co/
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by siscia 11y ago
The point of the article seems solid, however I am wondering if there are any figure to compare. How much was the "global investible capital" in the 1980's and in the WWII ? What about the Global GDP ?
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by siscia 11y ago
In system dynamic you can divide a problem in simple (with a finite number of solution) and complex (with an infinite, fractal shaped, number of solution). If the problem is "complicated" (a lot of strange, ugly, non analytic equa
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by siscia 11y ago
I just took a class of dynamic systems and this post struck me. Actually it is possible to model the planets using simple mathematical tools and find a space of solution to the problem (have planets that keep staying together) in an analyti
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by siscia 11y ago
I am using siege to test my last project, Numerino[1] a priority queue, my experience has been great, easy to use and very performant. [1]: https://github.com/siscia/numerino
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by siscia 11y ago
Actually patterns in FP are not as used as in OOP... My suggestion is to use manage very well the fundamental "patterns" and I am talking about map, reduce, zip, into... Once you manage those and you stick to immutable structure y
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by siscia 11y ago
The point is that we, as human kind, are growing at an exponential rate and if every single human consume as much meat as people do in the west there is not enough land to grow all that meat. We can solve this in two way, or we stop eating
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by siscia 11y ago
Definitely, but one problem will bring more value to people than the other, which one ? It depends. It depends on what is your time horizont, it depends on your values, it depends on your actual problem right now. What I said, is that, in m
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by siscia 11y ago
I believe we are going in the wrong direction. The point should not to have more cattle, but to produce food in a more sustainable way. In my opinion they should aim to produce meat in vitro.
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by siscia 11y ago
I can't really explain... I can try thought... It make a clear picture of the decay of Rome, it make you see what people thing, what are their values, why the behave the way the do... Everything is completely clear.
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by siscia 11y ago
I loved "La Grande Bellezza", but I am italian...
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by siscia 11y ago
Sure, there are a lot of application, but are there is any company who is extracting all that value ? Which one ? Why there aren't more ?
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by siscia 11y ago
There are a lot of reason to use Matlab these days. A lot of package are built from matlab and not for Python, if you are a PhD student you want to use those package, not write your own, if you really really need to write some software you
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by siscia 11y ago
As a developer I am a little scared from the shift of value from the software to the data... On the other hand I don't see much success of data company outside the adtech space, is data only valuable for advertising ? The company that
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by siscia 11y ago
The point is that China is a major force in the global economies and, as the video explains, an healthy economy should not have such issues.
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by siscia 11y ago
Machines by themselves don't and will never understand data, what we feed into the machine must be carefully clean, it won't work at the first run and it is necessary to have at least an idea of the why it isn't working... Ev
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by siscia 11y ago
Hummm... No... I am just exposing fact that weren't so obvious at first sight...
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by siscia 11y ago
The financial statement is way more interesting of the article... They are spending ~10M for developing the platform and ~18M for sales and marketing. If they had completely shut down the the marketing side they would have bring around ~14M
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by siscia 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, London, Europe, Bay Area, NYC SERVICE THAT SCALE WHILE USING FEW RESOURCES. Back end specialist, I am specialized in making service that serve a lot of users and use few resource. I am able to scale your service to se
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by siscia 11y ago
Same Here... If, but it is a big if, I have understand correctly it is a simple cloud service but it doesn't save your file in your hard drive, but directly and only on the cloud...
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by siscia 11y ago
At first I was very sad when I read the article. However I hope that we, as European, could take this as a challenge and come out with a way to completely obfuscate the web traffic, wich I believe will be extremely important in the coming y
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by siscia 11y ago
If you are e-citizen in estonia you can easily open a company there. Taxation in estonia is pretty nice since basically the only tax you pay is when you pull money out of the company, not when you sell something, as long as the money are in

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