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so commit is a side effect, not an explicit action weird choice, isnt explicit always better than implicit
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3y ago
I saw the presentation, its about having cloud ready or cloud native scm, i dont think this is a great idea git is about working locally github (or similar solutions) is the cloud part cloud native scm sound like a bad idea
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F# is way nicer than C# (and Clojure is still way nicer than Java) And I dont think F# failed, I just think it needs to find a way to hide C# and OOP better But the language is doing fairly well, tons of educational resources, tons of video
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the problem with clojure is you have to learn java (or at least some java) same issue i see with F#, you still need to have at least some basic knowledge of C# unfortunately running on JVM actually really means running on Java same for .net
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3y ago
Currently whenever I think of Clojure I remember this post https://www.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/a79aln/clojure_web... As far as I know the situation did not improve, I had high hopes for Clojure, bu
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Well Rust was written OCaml on which F# was based So i think this was probably for performance, not for any expressive reasons And personally i consider Rust to be from the OCaml/SML family of languages similar to F#, so i guess they m
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For me for Tcl to be relevant again its needs 1. a Package Manager (they sort of already have one called TEA, but its not active as far as I know) 2. an IDE or a good modes for the popular editors (VS Code, Emacs, Vim, Sublime Text) For a U
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I am not under the impression that Don Knuth books are accessible, I am under the impression that they are exactly the opposite His books are books you read them last and you add reading them in your CV as a lifetime achievement
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well, not only lately, SQLite was always very popular My personal opinion, is that the relational model is the best option to model data, any attempt to avoid it, replace it, mimic it adds more complexity than it solve Linked Tables (relati
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3y ago
relational model, like we always did and do everyday (in the db realm) i am not saying we should not use trees ever, i am mainly saying, when the model is a very deep tree (or several deep trees and trees everywhere), its becomes overly com
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3y ago
I don't think it matters how good or bad C# is, Object Oriented Programming is a mess Learning, how to use an Object System (a tree of objects/classes) is inherently hard The current problem with F# is that it doesnt do enough to
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3y ago
who will write the test
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what are they (flightaware) using now
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3y ago
What Tcl needs 1. a package manager 2. language server 3. a vs code plugin or an emacs mode for the language server
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As someone who have done a lot of database development, none of these sound advantageous Using a text oriented language like Perl with a good regexp engine might DB performance, comes from indexes , table partitioning and in-memory tables a
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3y ago
why would anyone want to use PL/Rust over PL/PQSL? what is the use case?
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3y ago
an updated version that uses a current language would be nice, but the book isnt even open source (i.e. under the Creative Commons license)
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I agree, programs are files, not functions If you want to show me how to design programs you need to show me how to break my analysis of the requirement, into modules, components and files And then how to build and assemble those pieces int
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4y ago
I would say it depends Git is very popular, there is ton of resources online on how to use it and learn it, and a lot of UI tools if you dont want to learn the cli at all I would say if an API is as popular as Git, a wrapper would be a very
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Git alternative command line interfaces just make no sense 1. If you want to do something advanced, it will be a lot easier to find help online using regular/original git commands 2. You still need to learn this new interface , so you
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4y ago
The Art of Postgresql is a book not a video course And unfortunately they dont provide to table of content on the site
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the market is huge, different people need different things making a cloud app is not niche, the mac only client was a bit unusual for internal apps, moving to the cloud is a big step for most places i worked in, its a huge step I just find
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what is basedash, and what is "an admin panel", i visited their site and google for like 10 minutes and still no clue what this is retool is a rad platfrom, i found it when i was looking for an MS lightswitch replacement, so its c
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So, should we, or should we not use a VPN? If most sites nowadays are on HTTPS, is vpn still needed for daily use I think the only reason now to use a vpn, is to login to a site as if from a different location, if the site blocks your regio
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why, its canada, outside could be cold and snowy and while it seem crowded, we cannot tell for sure yes i read the articles that said, when chicken are put in very tight place or in areas where they are too crowded, i that they can start to
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Many things are holding Linux on the Desktop, but its more so that the competition is doing better and the Desktop market shifted First, Windows caught up, Linux used to have things that windows didnt in the late 90s and early 2000s, not m
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What happened to Eclipse, is it still big for Java developers ??
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Well, I used to work at a place where they used https://tsqlt.org/ for testing it worked great I dont know the technical detail of how to set it up, it was already setup when I worked there But basically, we wrote SQL scrip
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i am egyptian, and i can tell for a while now germany have been getting the cream of the crop from egypt, mainly engineers, programmers and to a large extent medical doctors and pharmacists (although doctors have a slight preference to UK,
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what is exactly the use case for this?
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