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Cursed Elixir(evuez.github.io)
149 points by udfalkso 6y ago|70 comments
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by udfalkso 6y ago
If you're short on time you may find these notes useful: https://podcastnotes.org/found-my-fitness/found-my-fitness-p... https://podcastnotes.org/found-my-fitness/found-my-fitness-p... Also t
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by udfalkso 6y ago
This is very neat
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by udfalkso 6y ago
Also fails in FF on Mac.
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Hard to pardon: why Tenet's muffled dialogue is a modern problem(theguardian.com)
1 points by udfalkso 6y ago|1 comments
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by udfalkso 6y ago
Disney DTCI | New York, NY / NYC | Full-Stack, Backend Engineers | On-Site Data Platforms is charged with the creation, development, and management of a unified set of architectures and services, and a data platform that is the source
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by udfalkso 6y ago
Could you perhaps have one process for all paths that just contains a map with the counts and receives messages to increment? And then that map gets periodically persisted to the db as a bulk update? Is a separate process per path needed?
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by udfalkso 6y ago
"I think the best approach to this problem is a single-SQL-flavor query builder that attempts to match SQL as closely as possibly while adding in the niceties of being able to pass in JavaScript objects instead of raw SQL strings. Lets
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by udfalkso 6y ago
Sure, it's fairly new. https://obsidian.md/ I found it via this recent HN post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23324598
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by udfalkso 6y ago
I didn’t. Sounded like emacs has a large learning curve and that it wouldn’t have vim bindings? Perhaps That’s the wrong impression?
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by udfalkso 6y ago
I’ve been using vimwiki for a while now and it seems to fit the way I work the best of all the options out there. But, I recently dumped all my vimwiki markdown files into Obsidian and have really been enjoying that experience. Same local f
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by udfalkso 6y ago
vimwiki is pretty close but this adds some nice touches on top.
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by udfalkso 6y ago
That sounds lovely. Thanks for building that! Followed you on twitter, pls let me know when it's live.
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by udfalkso 6y ago
You may enjoy https://podcastnotes.org which in a way is an attempt to solve this problem that you describe. Disclosure: I work on PN on the tech side.
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Andrej Karpathy – AI for Full-Self Driving(youtube.com)
13 points by udfalkso 6y ago|0 comments
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by udfalkso 7y ago
The key to this is better testing and positive interventions. Right now we are just flattening the curve, but there are a couple things that could help speed up a return to normal life long before a vaccine: 1) Widespread, accurate testing
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by udfalkso 7y ago
Sounds more like a potential alternative to Sphinx than Elastic Search. sphinxsearch.com/
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by udfalkso 7y ago
Signs aren’t sufficient. It needs to be enforced and it isn’t. These tickets are never given out and everyone knows it.
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by udfalkso 7y ago
8 steps to a pain fee back helped me quite a bit as well. But is the author not Esther Gokhale?
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by udfalkso 7y ago
This might be best done using triggers. I've had good experiences with the Hair Trigger gem for managing these in rails.
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Team Invents Novel Direct Thermal Charging Cell for Converting Waste Heat(hku.hk)
1 points by udfalkso 7y ago|0 comments
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by udfalkso 7y ago
python irb etc.
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by udfalkso 7y ago
I recently switched back to FF after many years on chrome and find the dev tools to be as good of not better this time around. Curious which tools in particular you find worse? When was the last time you tried?
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by udfalkso 7y ago
Same. Totally worth learning.
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by udfalkso 7y ago
Try Unshaky. Helped me with multiple double key press issues
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by udfalkso 7y ago
Are they recovering the fairing again?
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by udfalkso 7y ago
Yeah that’s probably the case for most rewrites. But in this case the django app was a full rewrite of a php app. It’s quite similar to the eventual elixir app. I feel it’s pretty much a fair fight, but you’ll have to take my word for it.
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by udfalkso 7y ago
Ok, but why did my app get 10 times faster? Why do so many other people report similar results? Perhaps factorial benchmarks don't translate well to the comparison of complex real world systems. I think, when it comes to web apps spe
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by udfalkso 7y ago
I'll pile on here with my experience. I took a fairly complex Python/Django app and rewrote it into Elixir/Phoenix (and ripped out nearly all the complex caching along the way). The Elixir/Phoenix app rewrite was a litt
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by udfalkso 7y ago
It’s a real phenomenon. Most restaurants aren’t quite that high but there are a surprisingly large amount that are. I’m the cofounder of an app that crowd sources noise levels at bars and restaurants. You may find it useful. It’s called Sou

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