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by tazjin 10y ago
The compiler would tell you that it can't disambiguate that and fail. It's a type error.
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by tazjin 10y ago
Oh, I have one. It's in a Haskell project that never actually went anywhere, but that's not important for this snippet. The snippet is here: https://github.com/tazjin/herbert/blob/master/test&#x
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by tazjin 10y ago
I experienced a series of extremely unlikely coincidences recently and one of my first thoughts was that if The Sims was a sufficiently advanced game I'd be doing those sorts of things to the characters.
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by tazjin 10y ago
Thank you, that's exactly what I was looking for!
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by tazjin 10y ago
Janteloven is more about not assuming you are better than others. Being happy is perfectly compatible with that.
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by tazjin 10y ago
I believe that there was a sort of "learning freeze" for AlphaGo during the Lee Sedol games and there was no manual modification of its strategy either. If I recall correctly this was part of the commentary during the matches so I
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by tazjin 10y ago
Agreed, but I'd take this into a different direction and argue that code generation - as it is often practiced in Go - is a Clever Thing (TM). A language like Haskell lets me write extremely complicated code, but it also lets me concis
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by tazjin 10y ago
Agreed. I started using these on private & professional projects a year ago (and mostly got the team to use them, too) and it's a pleasure to browse the git log! In the beginning the definition of "scope" is a bit wonky p
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by tazjin 10y ago
An easy fix to this is moving to Norway!
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by tazjin 10y ago
I am a "domain expert" and that is why I use stack for Haskell projects. It's much preferable to let somebody else handle the burden of ensuring that certain dependencies are compatible with each other. > Stack is a myster
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by tazjin 10y ago
At this point we can mostly disregard what they claim did or did not happen, considering that they also claimed that all leaked memory had been purged from search engine caches.
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by tazjin 10y ago
> Is this hyperbole? No. Just checked and this is an 8GB machine, running Slack with ~9 simultaneous networks (unfortunately lots of open source projects are moving to half-deserted Slack networks instead of IRC channels) can easily use
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by tazjin 10y ago
It's not just that the language is bad, it's also that the ecosystem encourages bloat and terrible implementations with layers of fixes glued on top of each other. My current main work laptop (a pre-TouchBar generation MBP) can on
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by tazjin 10y ago
Sure, but those are the public offerings - the largest part of Google's infrastructure is not public.
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by tazjin 10y ago
I honestly don't think Amazon is even close to Google. How much more infrastructure do they have besides AWS? How much does Google have besides GCP?
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by tazjin 10y ago
The main sales pitch of Cloud Spanner is Google's network infrastructure. No startup will be able to replicate that anytime soon, a lot of time (and money) has been put into it by a lot of people over a long time.
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by tazjin 10y ago
Facebook?
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by tazjin 10y ago
> I wonder if google has database nodes in containers? Yes
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by tazjin 10y ago
This conversation should distinguish between Docker as a product and container technology in general. A lot of issues that people encounter with Docker specifically disappear if you run Kubernetes (such as volume management), simply by igno
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by tazjin 10y ago
Probably not. Any fork developed out in the open would be targeted by Opera's lawyers.
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by tazjin 10y ago
You're throwing an extremely large class of music under the bus here. I'd classify anything from New Order to Black Sun Empire as electronic and they couldn't be more different. Decent electronic music doesn't mean that
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by tazjin 10y ago
I'm not sure if you linked to the right page / responded to the correct comment?
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by tazjin 10y ago
I'd open a bar/pub with good cask ale and decent electronic music. Actually whenever I get too stressed out at work I consider doing this, I've got the necessary capital and in a city like Oslo where people don't care ab
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by tazjin 10y ago
Marketing.
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by tazjin 10y ago
> our safety standards for train cars in the US are head and shoulders above Europe It's strange to regulate something you don't have. Maybe Europe has learned from actual experience with trains what standards are needed? Lets
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by tazjin 10y ago
> Storage is, essentially, a well-solved problem at the OS level. The fact that this option is marked "single node testing only – local storage is not supported in any way and WILL NOT WORK in a multi-node cluster" raises eyebr
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by tazjin 10y ago
IAM credentials for ECS tasks are implemented with a transparent proxy to the metadata API, and there are similar projects for Kubernetes. The one that's most popular I believe is kube2iam: https://github.com/jtblin&#x2
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by tazjin 10y ago
Please file an issue if you're missing some configuration option! I explicitly don't intend to support other challenge mechanisms than DNS though.
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by tazjin 10y ago
Note that "Kubernetes The Hard Way" is mostly focused on teaching you what happens during cluster bootstrap. It is NOT a production-ready setup in any form. You should investigate which alternatives exist for your platform (e.g. G
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by tazjin 10y ago
As an EVE player this headline made me feel a bit uneasy.

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