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by vasergen 6y ago
Another question, how racket compares to clojure for production developmen?
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by vasergen 6y ago
Thanks, exactly my first thought was it stands for Computer Science
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by vasergen 6y ago
in case somebody is interested in offline version, there are pdf versions as well https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/
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by vasergen 6y ago
Thanks, good points. I am working primarily with nodejs / typescript. So, yeah lisp is a totally different paradigm for me. In terms what want to build, backed and cli tools would be a good start for me.
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by vasergen 6y ago
Out of topic, but as somebody who interested in lisp generally, I have a question, from which dialect would you suggest to start? I am a little bit lost. I am considering clojure, racket and common lisp. I am reading at the moment sicp book
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by vasergen 6y ago
It depends on situation. As an example, it could be difficult to write tests when you have circular dependency. As well depends on the language there could be strange ’side effects’ which would be difficult to debug.
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by vasergen 6y ago
In that case you can separate ’struct Widget’ into another file. This way there will be no circular dependency
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Ask HN: A great software you liked, but not supported anymore
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by vasergen 6y ago
Centos was my first touch with Linux in virtual machine in vagrant. It was kind of standart to use centos.
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by vasergen 6y ago
Think here about stateless in this way. Imagine you scaled your API to 2 instances. Stateless here means you don't care which server you hit.
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by vasergen 6y ago
Not a NixOS user, but I use nix packages for while now. Well, it works for me. I didn't have any big issues with it so far. I like the declarative way of list packages I want to install. As well it it easy to have the same setup betwee
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by vasergen 6y ago
For me the main benefit - less time near monitor and more focus
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LOL
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by vasergen 6y ago
Out of topic, but could you suggest a good resource for papers? I am interested in software mostly
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by vasergen 6y ago
definitively will take a look, I've never heard of `jql` before, thanks
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by vasergen 6y ago
The speed is not concern for me. I am wondering if there something better than `jq` in terms of syntax. Whenever I want to get something more that just prettify json output in the console or simply get value by specific field name I have a
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by vasergen 6y ago
Out of the topic, but I was always wondering, where can I follow all new CS papers like this one. Is there any sites I can follow like HN, any suggestions? Just yesterday I stumbled into `Out of the Tar Pit` which is turns out to be a very
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by vasergen 6y ago
actually author asks about building architecture (he responded in another thread) but thanks for the book, I am always looking for good resources about CS
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by vasergen 6y ago
you can create a merge request as well using only git, gitlab support it git push -o merge_request.create I have it under alias `gmr`, it will use default branch as a target
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by vasergen 6y ago
reading HN
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by vasergen 6y ago
congratulation, can you share how you made money from this?
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by vasergen 6y ago
Learn how to negotiate
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by vasergen 6y ago
I like plantUML, I really do. but I think more people will be attracted by it, if they improve design and colors, so it looks modern out of box without any hacking
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by vasergen 6y ago
could you share the details, which type of business
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by vasergen 6y ago
Used zim as well really liked the simplicity of it, but later on, discovered org-mode and switched to it.
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by vasergen 6y ago
There is software provided by TPP (third party provider) that acts as a middle man between user and bank. User just "connect" all banks, and then TPP can retrieve the data using differen sources
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by vasergen 7y ago
next commands I find very useful git diff # see diff git diff master..develop # see diff between branches git show <commit> # see changes in specific commit git log -p <file> # see log for specific file with diff gi
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by vasergen 7y ago
Wow, love it
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by vasergen 7y ago
The problem is that for different people 'simple' has different meaning.
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by vasergen 7y ago
What about Elixir, seems to be a good option as well

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