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by trumpeta 6y ago
I've been using .to_owned() liberally, that often does the trick in the first instance, albeit at the potential cost of a copy.
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by trumpeta 6y ago
It's from haskell, which uses \ to define lambdas
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by trumpeta 6y ago
> The Soviet Union doesn't have statistics on this because they didn't want those numbers to exist. The Soviet Union doesn't have statistics on this because Soviet Union doesn't exist.
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by trumpeta 6y ago
"...Epic Games moves this Court to allow it to access Apple’s platform for free while it makes money on each purchase made on the same platform. While the Court anticipates experts will opine that Apple’s 30 percent take is anti-compet
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by trumpeta 6y ago
Isn't Dotty basically statically typed Python? They added whitespace syntax recently and thanks to Scala native it should be possible to have a LLVM backend somewhere down the line.
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by trumpeta 6y ago
data lake is where all your messy historical timestamped immutable data goes so its not lost. data warehouse is where you make sense of it. and your old sql server is just the current snapshot.
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by trumpeta 7y ago
yeah they have a bunch of open bugs about performance making it unusable, they are even rewriting their rendering to use Metal underneath
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by trumpeta 7y ago
But you can't apply that to the built in keyboard :(
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by trumpeta 7y ago
I think most of the perceived sbt slowness actually comes from dependency resolution and that's the same for Java and Kotlin
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by trumpeta 7y ago
> Kid still appear functional. Yeah you don't want an object oriented kid.
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by trumpeta 7y ago
Here's my problem with exceptions: (I'm going to treat checked exceptions same as unchecked, because you don't _have to_ use checked or they can be trivially broken by using the Exception superclass) At the beginning you ofte
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by trumpeta 7y ago
Same in German
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by trumpeta 7y ago
Can we not just install better filters in our water treatment facilities?
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by trumpeta 7y ago
Out of GraphQL and REST, I'd say REST is much closer to SOAP than GraphQL is. SOAP is essentially the same as REST -- you have request/response for every resource. Its just more verbose and inscrutable thanks to XML and all the sc
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by trumpeta 7y ago
I'm very surprised by this. I have built REST in the past and recently I built a large GraphQL service. I found GraphQL to be a lot less confusing both for front-end and for back end. The tooling is amazing, standardized schema introsp
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by trumpeta 7y ago
Swagger/OpenAPI is very fragmented, it builds on JSON Schemas by adding some properties and removing others, then on top of that the AWS API Gateway again removes some options and adds others. Its a total mess trying to navigate which
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by trumpeta 7y ago
I think this holds for design and typography, but HCI is not about design, so as long as its usable, it can be ugly.
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by trumpeta 8y ago
Similar topic was discussed on HN a while back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17900759 I'm surprised it hasn't been mentioned yet.
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by trumpeta 8y ago
to be fair, if you have CloudWatch and send logs there it can get pretty expensive too
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by trumpeta 8y ago
I think its possible to do better than that. If you leverage Go runtime and your language has a GOB library, you can use that and avoid the speed penalty of the shim. For example here's this idea implemented for Rust: https:/&#x
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by trumpeta 8y ago
How do I write all my MEPs that they fucked up badly this time?
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by trumpeta 8y ago
I think they meant that a lunch at 12:00 and a dinner before 19:00 fit together in an 8h window, which gives you 16h fasting window.
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by trumpeta 8y ago
I would go a bit further and say that this is a terrible job description. The fact that it is so broad about the product let alone the position is a big red flag. 1) Either they can't describe what they are doing (bad, how do you fin
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by trumpeta 8y ago
My head used to hurt regularly on Sunday afternoon. I discovered it was Caffeine withdrawal, I during coffee at work but not during weekends, if I have a coffee on Saturday and Sunday, all is good.
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by trumpeta 8y ago
I have a 2015 rMBP with nVidia 750m and recently I switched from Apple Cinema Display to a 4k screen. At any of the graphical modes between the full 2x retina and 1x the whole OS gets extremely sluggish to the point of unusable. Some people
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by trumpeta 8y ago
Could you expand on that a bit? I'm interested in promoting gRPC over thrift at work, but so far the only benefits I see are the HTTP/2 transport which allows for better load balancing and request tracing on the transport level.
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by trumpeta 8y ago
Scala / SBT has a particularly slow dependency resolution
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by trumpeta 8y ago
> In most places in the USA / the rest of the world -- it's a 'swipe and go' sort of deal. In most of EU you never swipe. I have swiped maybe 2x in my life and only because the chip did not work. (The swipe then did n
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by trumpeta 8y ago
I always heard Laurel, only at 1 notch away from Yanny I hear Yanny and even then it sounds like a robot speaking.
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by trumpeta 8y ago
I feel like the article doesn't spell out exactly what is wrong with Docker, only that its a Gamble and Dangerous, why? I understood the point that it may be an overkill for static binary deployments, but how is that dangerous?

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