tutanchamun

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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Never heard/read of Spark, Kafka etc.?
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Yes, that are the areas I was reffering to. Thank you for the explanation.
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Scala already does that with scala.js (production-ready) and scala-native (don't know if production-ready, probably not since it's only at 0.1 and they want to implement a better GC instead of relying on boehm like now). Just want
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Are the black areas in this picture [0] residue or destruction from removing the heatspreder? What about the large areas that are not as dark? Is that residue from the solder/thermalpaste? I'm especially curious because the die sh
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
In my eyes going native is nice for the distribution of command line apps (if they are static binaries), but also for avoiding the startup time of the jvm. >[...] but it seems like Go and Rust have already satisfied the desire for modern
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
What functinal techniques did you use? Only higher order functions or did you go all the way to applicatives, monads (maybe even free) etc.? btw: is the source code available somwhere? Would be interesting to see a comparison between the la
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Yeah, competition is nice. We can now choose to buy a 8 core Intel 6900K without a GPU, or buy a 8 core Ryzen R7 1700X together with a Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti for the same price.
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Even if it were politics (which I don't think this is), what would we loose by upping our overall energy efficency and reducing our reliance on fossil energy (plus be more considerate of nature etc.)? I have never really thought about
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
> This wouldn't make any real difference to politics because young people don't vote What can young people change in the midterm future anyway? The population is becoming more and more a inverted pyramid where the old people ar
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Really looking forward to Dotty. Will be interesting to see how the preference of type members over type parameters will change they way to write code.
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Google Needs to Fix the Pinterest Problem and Soon (2015)(seo.xenite.org)
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
I'm truly curious, why would you hope it makes them a lot of money? couldn't care less about the fact if a company makes money with a new product. It's not a company that has a shot at world peace or curing all diseases, so w
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
There should be a button like "not now", or something like that, which doesn't removes the white box, but makes it smaller (of course it's possible to remove it with developer tools unlike other pages like quora). Or you
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by tutanchamun 10y ago
Imagine how much more science [1] the usa could do if it would not spend so much money on weapons. [1] minus the research that goes into making weapons in this case.