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Joe Armstrong: A week with Elixir (2013)(joearms.github.io)
1 points by tsukaisute 9y ago|0 comments
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by tsukaisute 9y ago
If you're thinking of dabbling into Erlang and may be put off by the syntax, try Elixir. Beautiful, actively evolving language with a healthy community. Compiles directly into Erlang bytecode. You can even still call any native Erlang
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“Users will only be able to view patents via HTTP. HTTPS will no longer work”(uspto.gov)
358 points by tsukaisute 9y ago|160 comments
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by tsukaisute 9y ago
And yet, I like the current look. It's clean and functional, and doesn't have the modern/flat/whatever style that makes one lose context easily. Do you prefer something like the S3 redesign? I'm scared they will do
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by tsukaisute 10y ago
Oh yeah, for sure. The ClearCare bottle even has a red tip to signify that it's not eye-safe. For what I said, you'd only want to use a rinse/rewetting/saline solution. But because I use dailies only, don't even nee
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by tsukaisute 10y ago
Have you tried switching to daily disposables? Also, f.lux for computer work. Both have been very helpful here for what you describe.
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by tsukaisute 10y ago
I'm a contact lens wearer for about a couple of decades, and never had a problem. However, contacts are not for everyone. I have seen friends: - Pick up a dropped contact lens from the floor, blow on it, and put it on - Take it out&#x2
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by tsukaisute 10y ago
Wow, if so, this should be "front and center" news. This best practices page [1], upd. 2014 still talks about "Pre-Warming" Tangent: I wonder how often we utilize outdated "truths" in our best practices. For ex
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by tsukaisute 10y ago
Have been waiting for this for awhile. However, is needing to "warm up" the load balancer to deal with sudden spikes still an issue? This was a deterrent to going all-in on the ALB despite other benefits (SSL termination, etc.) Al