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   by systems 4y ago

   well, back to basics people are blaming the MBA for ruining this company, but I have to disagree, I think there is good MBAs and bad MBAs since the 90s, MBA are thought about change and agility rackspace failure is basic, they failed to ada
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   by systems 4y ago

   Still no native windows build To install on windows, I guess your best bet is via WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) I now run mainly on windows and this is an issue for me to try OCaml
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   by systems 4y ago

   Well one of the founders of OPEN AI is Sam Altman, who was also former president of Y Combinator, so saying we should stop talking about ChatGPT, when it might be one of the biggest successes to come out of Y Combinator, is a bit .. unusual
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   by systems 4y ago

   is guile emacs still in active development, or is this project abandoned
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   by systems 4y ago

   for mozilla neither, for mullvad probably good, i think many trust the mozilla brand more than mullvad mullvad is an average vpn provider also its important to note, that many question that VPNs provide any security at all , i think for 7
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   by systems 4y ago

   This is why we use Git, 2 commits and 1 push , best of both worlds
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   by systems 4y ago

   currently (or before they remove it) custom domains for outlook are locked with godaddy, meaning you have to have the domain registered with godaddy, or transfer your domain to godaddy i hope they bring back this feature, but open it to any
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   Why is D's garbage collection slower than Go's?(forum.dlang.org)

   227 points by systems 4y ago|246 comments
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   by systems 4y ago

   exactly, SQL being a declarative language, you should always prefer explicit over implicit SQL bugs are very hard to detect, when the query return a result that looks right, and because the language is declarative its easy to do those mista
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    by systems 4y ago

    Well MS SQL Merge statement is not very good, and I personally avoid it, and most places I worked in recommend to avoid it, except in the simplest scenarios From the docs "At scale, MERGE may introduce complicated concurrency issues or
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    by systems 4y ago

    i dont understand your reply "sell me F# meme", what is that, F# is one of my favorite languages, I like a lot OCaml and languages similar to it
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    by systems 4y ago

    what are you building, i think i can recommend another language, that would have been a better strategic choice and if i may guess, whatever you are building, this is not a new company and not a new product, probably something that started
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    by systems 4y ago

    actually this very accurate, but it doesnt make anything i said less true or accurate
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    by systems 4y ago

    tons of bikeshedding posts, ones that criticize D lack of vision/focus and misfortune
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    by systems 4y ago

    I think its important to share few negatives about D 1. It have no edge, its not the best system language, and far from a good application language (mainly because of the eco system) 2. Fragile community, low number of user and the communit
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    by systems 4y ago

    I am curious, what mess did 1-based indexing create for Julia ???
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    by systems 4y ago

    humble bundle have a nice bundle for elixir https://www.humblebundle.com/books/elixir-programming-pragma... 19 books for around 18 us dollars (at the time of this comment it had 9 days left)
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    by systems 4y ago

    I like Julia a lot I think it needs two things (for me) 1. better database support, also need to support BI Cubes likes MS SSAS 2. fix scoping rules I created a small feature request on github, where I suggest a fix for their scoping (insp
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    by systems 4y ago

    Wll, with CL, Gerbil and Racket I understand coming across road blockers (for me this means, missing libraries) But for Clojure, this doesn't add up, Clojure is either hosted on the JVM or Javascript, how can you not find the library y
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    by systems 5y ago

    For the not so OCaml savvy, can you recommend a blog post that explain, what programming constructs this adds Maybe a before and after, but one that focus on expressiveness, what you were not able to say/express in OCaml before, that i
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    by systems 5y ago

    the author announcement from twitter https://twitter.com/stanley_h_chan/status/144667478689830093...
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    Introduction to Probability for Data Science (PDF Is Free)(probability4datascience.com)

    2 points by systems 5y ago|1 comments
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    by systems 5y ago

    I completely agree, only libraries in popular domains might
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    Ask HN: Is Hacker News slow today (2021-10-04)?

    49 points by systems 5y ago|32 comments
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    by systems 5y ago

    PC Soft, makers of a RAD tools called windev makes the best brochures https://windev.com/storage/en_US/ebook/newfeatures/3/ RAD is a strange market though, tools are real, and customers make real b
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    by systems 5y ago

    More links https://rakudoweekly.blog/2021/08/09/2021-32-firstcon-done/
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    The Raku Conference(conf.raku.org)

    3 points by systems 5y ago|1 comments
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    by systems 5y ago

    firefox needs a better support forum i like firefox a lot, more philosophically .. independent, open source, rust anyway, a while ago, firefox starting crashing on me like crazy and tried to get support from there https://support
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    by systems 5y ago

    well, they need to move to the cloud fast but they are already kind of there, they own NetSuite which is the number 1 cloud ERP they also own Oracle ERP which is another top 5 cloud ERP they own peoplesoft/jd edwards and all their clie
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    by systems 5y ago

    If you want to learn OCaml, you should probably check https://dev.realworldocaml.org/ (free to read online) It is co authored by Yaron Minsky, I think Yaron plays a big role in making OCaml relevant I think OCaml would hav