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by soulnothing 7y ago
That's what I was thinking as well. Linux is a tougher nut to crack. I've done Windows VM on a dedicated I leased for 60$ a month, with other VMs on the same box. That was over an ssh tunnel, and I found it pretty performant. I me
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by soulnothing 7y ago
One of the things I find interesting here is the SQL support via JaSync. A competitor to JDBC using netty and kotlin coroutines, or on Java Completable Futures.. https://github.com/jasync-sql/jasync-sql Spring R2DBC an
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by soulnothing 7y ago
I was going to comment the same thing. I moved from F# to kotlin and have about 80% of what I want / used from F#. With more tools eco system that makes management happy. Arrow adds to that, with it's library and compiler addition
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by soulnothing 7y ago
But how many places do you feel challenged at? I've been unchallenged in my work for the majority of my career. The only time I remember mental challenge was in my first year. Now the challenge is unrealistic deadlines, or oh we'v
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by soulnothing 7y ago
Location: Philadelphia Remote: Yes (6 years fully remote. Willing to relocate: New York Only Technologies: Kotlin (Multi Platform), Python, F#, Java, Go, TypeScript, AWS, Data Center, React. Résumé/CV: https://ww
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by soulnothing 7y ago
I agree I came from Python/F#. I've also had a lot of success converting python teams to kotlin, and ruby teams to scala.
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by soulnothing 7y ago
Thanks that was one of my top choices. I'm also looking at custom building a case. I'm debating if trimming 2L is worth the effort to build my own case.
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by soulnothing 7y ago
I've been amazed with what proton can do and how well it runs. A number of games run very well, and performance is generally very good. But I'm planning a new SFF build and I'm trying to figure out how to get two gpus in an I
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by soulnothing 7y ago
It's alpha/beta there is a lot of talk about concurrency and memory management. But yes this goes down to llvm. You can also import and compile c/c++ libraries via headers. I've been doing it recently. This is the streng
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by soulnothing 7y ago
At it's base Kotlin is a nicer java. But it's much more. Simply looking at the syntax comparison is only half of the story. The focus at the recent conference was multi platform and concurrency. They are making concurrency a first
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by soulnothing 7y ago
Is there a good source for the queries run on different data base types (MySql, Postgres) to reflect it's schema?
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by soulnothing 7y ago
T495 Zen+ A485 Zen X395 Zen+ The 5 at the end denotes an AMD product. I'd hold out for after CES though. That's when Zen2 is coming to laptops. With thinkpad lag I'd say August of next year.
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by soulnothing 7y ago
Unfortunately not. That is the hard part. Rumored for the 64core and it's chipset next year. You can get 32GB ECC at 2666mhz Dimms that work. Giving you a max of 128gb ecc on an am4
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by soulnothing 7y ago
I have this constant internal argument of where do I go to live. I work in a city with an outdated tech scene, and very little vertical growth. The local tech managers and developers are trying. But the local government is raising taxes, ma
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by soulnothing 7y ago
Kotlin for me. Val is immutable and they differentiate collections, i.e. list vs mutableList. This is still hampered by the JVM but it works. Combine that with multi platform productivity. If you do want to get dorkier there are fully funct
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by soulnothing 7y ago
My recommendation is hit dice / indeed / etc. Look at jobs in the area. See what stacks are popular. Each locale I've worked in has it's own tech eco sphere. So what may be popular here may not be somewhere else.
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by soulnothing 7y ago
I went to a talk where it labeled it as halfway between a dsl and sql. I haven't used it in about a year. ``` user { id, first_name } ``` would on the back end map to a function that runs something like. ``` select id, first_name
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by soulnothing 7y ago
Linux for laptop is intel or amd on gpu drivers. ECC is the stickler to my recollection. AMD apus don't support ECC. Xeons are usually bundled with NVIDIA cards, due to generally lacking on board video. The AMD RX5500M may change this
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by soulnothing 7y ago
I've noticed the same thing on android. A number of ads or google feed items. Regarding something I talked about, but didn't search for. This was while google services was denied access to the microphone. Via android permissions.
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by soulnothing 7y ago
Location: Philadelphia, PA Willing to relocate to NYC for right salary Or be on site for first x months of new role. Technologies: Development JVM(Kotlin, Scala, Java), Python, TypeScript API: Event Bus, GraphQL, REST Frontend: React(Typ
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by soulnothing 7y ago
This is the official docs https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/multiplatform.html I've also done multi platform recently. I've taken a contract first approach. Swagger / openapi for rest clients. O
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by soulnothing 7y ago
Me: Back End / Full Stack. Cloud to Data wiring to Android / Web but no design. Looking For: A: Help as a primary co-founder building a back end, or the core infrastructure. B: I have an idea I've been working on for content
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by soulnothing 7y ago
I'm for swagger but only if the router uses it. I keep hearing swagger / contract first. But then they still manually specify `/api/v1/user/login`. Vertx web api contract router. Which takes in a swagger file,
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by soulnothing 7y ago
I've been working fully remote for about four years now. - Commuting, public transit even in big cities leaves room for improvement. - The open office plan. The last several offices I worked in. My laptop was pretty much right next to
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by soulnothing 7y ago
Philadelphia / remote.
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by soulnothing 7y ago
Thanks. I've already tried to go this route. I actually avoid full time now at this point, for this reason. But the lack of delivered projects, and highlights on my resume. Have limited the upper amount of my rate.
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by soulnothing 7y ago
This was an assigned project, so the idea / implementation was not my own. The dev / architecture is something I use on most projects I work with though.
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by soulnothing 7y ago
Intellectual assignment clause. It's limited a lot of ideas I've had. Combining that with constantly having to look for a way to provide a roof. It limits the ability to start a new business.
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by soulnothing 7y ago
I've been "laid off" pretty much every six months for the past several years. Over and over my team has been out sourced for a cheaper alternative. Or the project was not properly scoped and would be above budget. This happen
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by soulnothing 7y ago
I was thinking back to when I worked in a data center. We used solaris zones(container) and crossbow(networking). Writing a custom PXE deployer, that bootstrapped our nodes. Then added them to a cross data center cluster. It felt like where

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