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by systems 2y ago
I initially agree But, if all you do is write elixir wrappers around the zig function, to completely hide the foreign language functions, keeping both the wrapper and implementation in the same file, even if two different languages doesn&#x
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by systems 2y ago
how much weight did you loose during that time? you either lost significant weight, or added significant muscle .. no other way .. the end result here is more significant than how you reached it for pull up, loosing weight is usually far mo
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by systems 2y ago
is larry wall at all engaged with raku?
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by systems 2y ago
because languages matter more than people like to admit yes you can write OOP in C , but please don't and you can write fp code in Java .. this one I am not so sure about, but I would say its still better to just use scala or clojure i
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by systems 2y ago
From their website, Jank is a dialect of clojure, and strongly compatible, I am not 100% sure what this means, but to me at least, it means it is not clojure and it is not native coljure That being said, what would be the benefits of a nati
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by systems 2y ago
why python, why not a system programming language like C, OCaml or Go (or newer languages like zig or odin) Are web browsers, not considered to be "system software"
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by systems 2y ago
the gleam tour is also very good https://tour.gleam.run/ very very good
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by systems 2y ago
what type of language is kotlin? Is it functional , OOP or something else, which paradigm does it represent?
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by systems 2y ago
is mitmproxy an alternative to fiddler?
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by systems 2y ago
https://elixirschool.com/en/lessons/intermediate/erlang https://gleam.run/frequently-asked-questions/ https://tour.gleam.run/advanced-features/externals/ Both
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by systems 2y ago
sorry weird question, did you keep changing this link? was one of the link on powerbi.tips can you put that back, for some reason my browser history lost it , or something weird happened, not sure what it is
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by systems 2y ago
PowerBI might be the only BI solution with a decent functional language DAX is supper powerful, if you design your datawarehouse as a proper stat scheme, there is nothing you cannot calculate using DAX Nothing in the market is even close, m
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by systems 2y ago
The key feature of SSIS, is parallel dataflow You can so easily write (and schedule) parallel dataflows in SSIS, to do the same code using a general purpose programming language would be a lot harder Also remember that dataflows are data pi
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by systems 2y ago
DSS became BI became AI At some point in time, Decision Support Systems became Business Intelligence and nowadays this is switching ti AI BI (formerly DSS) is a set of tools that enable Business Analytics , OLAP and technologies that implem
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by systems 2y ago
Well, from one VERY expensive vendor, to another considerably less expensive vendor Also, MSSQL have few things going for it, and surprisingly no one seem to be even trying to catch up - Their BI Stacks (PowerBI, SSAS) - Their Dat
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by systems 2y ago
well, its a convention , it makes it easier to guess the command name, and considering in pwsh you have hundreds of commands, finding the command can be a challenge pwsh have autocomplete and command to help you find other commands pwsh is
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by systems 2y ago
in pwsh you can Out-GridView which gives you a full graphical view, you cannot edit data, and its usually the last step in a pipeline between nushell and pwsh, i think pwsh is the way to go, only drawback it required dotnet instal
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by systems 2y ago
i am surprised emacs doesn't have this already emacs seems more like the right place for this that being said, i think the spreadsheet being a separate command line tool make more sense, i dont understand why integrate it into the shel
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by systems 2y ago
Few reasons come to mind 1. MIS vs CS Management Information Systems vs Computer Science, in general people with background in MIS are more into Databases than CS people A person with MIS background is more likely to start with an ERD, and
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by systems 2y ago
but the new brand is actually "Google TV Streamer" (3 words) why didnt they just go for "Google TV" (2 words) they also could have played a bit "Google TOP" (because its a table top device) , "Google S&quo
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by systems 2y ago
Missing the AI hype train I guess many companies worried they would be left out, they oversold it a bit, I think AI tools are great, and will continue to improve and help us improve But the hype was a bit too much, many companies just rebra
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by systems 2y ago
Yea, looks like a big miss that he is not producing a docx file but then, maybe he dont want employers who only accept docx resume files
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by systems 2y ago
"High-performance, Reliable, and Parallel APL" -github because i had no clue what co-dfns is
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by systems 2y ago
isnt this more of a mythical man month issue "adding manpower to a software project that is behind schedule delays it even longer" we need more doctors and more cashiers more doctors, and more cashiers will solve the queue issue a
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by systems 2y ago
for the record mv C:/folder will only delete if folder is empty
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by systems 2y ago
well this is a critic of this one command, but how is it a critic of data oriented shells?
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by systems 2y ago
last update 2014 that being said, it think 10 years later, linux should pick a data oriented shell (powershell or nushell) and go full in on it on windows, almost all services have some Powershell support i understand that on linux, command
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by systems 2y ago
so if you write a book you are allowed a pass , hmm, interesting on the other hand, its not good marketing for the book if people dont like your actions or behavior
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by systems 2y ago
but then again lisp got replaced in practice and is only really a niche language nowadays so the move away from lisp is not bad and while i dont like python purely as programming language (its not theoretically engaging or fun) python is to
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by systems 2y ago
that probably has more to do with freelancing and consulting in general, rather than something inherit in programming freelancing and consulting, is usually about problem solving, and even problem shooting (get rid of the problem as soon as

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