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> If you're referring to implicit conversions, IIRC, those will have to be defined in the same source file in which they are used in Scala 3. That PR [1] is (IMO thankfully) not merged yet (marked as on hold) and reminds me of the i
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Northern Nike Nabob - a story about reselling sneakers [2015]
(juusohaavisto.com)
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Slack's status page seems to have been in and out whilst this has been happening too (and sometimes the page loads but assets fail): https://tkcs.in/461W2z0c1M3z It's concerning/odd for their status page to b
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I built one of these ~7 years ago (I feel old :( ) based on this over here [1], inspired by the XKCD CLI [2]. This is certainly prettier! [1]: https://github.com/tekacs/RCLI [2]: https://uni.xkcd.com/
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Yup having strong namespaces in general makes this easier I think and in Clojure tools like devcards (CLJS) and Ring reload (CLJ) support this workflow.
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People might find this interesting to compare and constrast to (certainly I noticed parallels with[1]) Netflix's 'serverless' platform, discussed yesterday: https://medium.com/netflix-techblog/developer-e
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Folks interested in Object Pascal might also be interested in http://www.elementscompiler.com/elements/oxygene/ (no affiliation, but as an observer it seems relevant and interesting).
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VFX Assemble – a crowdfunded trade union for London VFX workers
(vfxassemble.unions.org.uk)
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Atlas Recall gives you a photographic memory for your digital life
(atlas.co)
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Hosted service: https://buildkite.com Self hosted: Gitlab
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For Mac users, there's http://gitup.co/ (I'm not affiliated and it's FOSS). GitUp is beautiful, incredibly fast and you operate directly on the (well laid-out) graph for almost everything, so you're alwa
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'Posh' BBC removes qualifications from CVs of job applicants
(theguardian.com)
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> We propose BALSE (Blended Alternate Least Squares with Explanation), a new model for collaborative filtering http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/events/balse (for anyone who didn't spot the joke :) )
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Yes. If you follow the link at the top of the page to the explanation post[1], it says at the bottom: > Veles visualizations were inspired by Christopher Domas’ talk from Derbycon 2012. > Check out the video of his presentation https
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RemObjects Elements: The compiler for the 21st Century
(elementscompiler.com)
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Based on a bit of Google-ing, it looks like this is what the GP was talking about: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/05/06...
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Deis Workflow Final Release
(deis.com)
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The canonical source [1] on the Node side seems to have been fully redacted at this time, so here's the post in the community forum where people are discussing the issue [2]. Once again not taking sides (although this article seems to
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The list of complaints seems to have been removed from the vote issue [1] on his removal 'at the request of several core collaborators who felt that listing the issues was not fair to Rod'. He lists the issues himself in his respo
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> The resignations followed a single event -- a vote that failed to remove a former director, a longstanding member of the community, from the leadership group. This post (without taking sides, I haven't even read his post yet) is t
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Cryptomator: Free client-side encryption for your cloud files
(cryptomator.org)
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This is what it looked like before the change: http://archive.is/j8cns
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> Who allowed something into production that had an opportunity to check for Wednesdays and Saturdays? From the analysis in the article it sounds like the function that you're describing was added to the dylib binary after compilati
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the xonsh shell - Tutorial
(xon.sh)
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Diskhash – Disk-based, persistent hash tables
(metarabbit.wordpress.com)
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Speaking of everything being a heat pump, another interesting supplementary solution is https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_City_steam_system
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It would be good to see a fix from this from upstream (but the poster notes that this isn't necessarily simple) of course, but... To propose another hack, I've found that 'Request Desktop Site' in your mobile browser
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When I started using Typescript (whilst at the time using Scala, Clojure and Python day to day), I ran into soundness issues constantly (daily). I think I wrote a lot of code assuming that the type checker was sound and could check my abstr
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Typescript (even with all those options on) isn't even close to sound. Some of the soundness issues are by design (making directly overlayed JS code reasonable to type/interface with), some are due to 'taking too much time&
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https://www.scala-lang.org/blog/2016/11/28/spp.html is probably what you would call the Scala folks' attempt at this. That said, it seems more common in Rust for there to be a consensus about which
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