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by verletx64 9y ago
I was thinking a lot in terms of device support too, I guess. That's important to me; I know with C that I don't have to think too hard about which device, at least in terms of "Does this board support my language well".
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by verletx64 9y ago
> Rust is great for the embedded space Honestly, I would disagree here, unless we're talking in terms of potential, rather than actual ability right now. There's certainly some level of support, but I really did not get the fee
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by verletx64 9y ago
> It is more of an edge case where you have to put your thinking hat to make sense of it. It is far too simplistic to imply that those that are a bit bearish on Tesla's prospects are simply not "wearing their thinking caps&quot
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Starting a Blog and Lessons Learned – Part 1(blog.tawhidhannan.co.uk)
1 points by verletx64 9y ago|0 comments
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by verletx64 9y ago
Cold, but probably true. There are a lot of things people pay for that they have no control over when buying homes. It's kind of a risk assessment - 'I like this aspect, but how likely is it to change?'
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by verletx64 9y ago
> people using it are actually programmers Kind of wouldn't surprise me if the user numbers had a decent sized (probably not majority) programmer contingent; these kinds of services are a good way to get a quick prototype out, befor
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by verletx64 9y ago
> Ah, the cat is out of the proverbial bag! These cars are not really "self-driving" at all! ? Do you class a self driving vehicle as one without any manual controls whatsoever? In which case, you're going to be waiting a
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by verletx64 9y ago
Look at it this way. Let's say you're interested in, Machine Learning, Embedded Programming and VR, but you know nothing of any of them. Really it goes beyond interest, we're not merely interested, we want outcomes. In 6 mont
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by verletx64 9y ago
XCode X
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by verletx64 9y ago
I think what's getting me is a really superficial notion of what 'solving problems' means. It's a leaking ceiling, a bucket under the leak ostensibly 'fixes' your original problem of water spilling out onto the
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by verletx64 9y ago
Hm the separate branch thing ain't a bad idea..
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by verletx64 9y ago
I am not really fond of any of the approaches if I'm honest, but pushed, I will plump for a CI folder in the same repository, with a build script or two swimming around. I don't love it, but an entire separate repository seems the
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Ask HN: How do you organise your deployment code?
2 points by verletx64 9y ago|6 comments
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by verletx64 10y ago
Surely the CTO factors this into signing off on any decision on what the engineers use to build the service. You can have an ecosystem comprised of different languages absolutely, but that doesn't become "Billing Automation is bui
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by verletx64 10y ago
Isn't WASM a compile target?
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by verletx64 10y ago
Its the Giraffe from Madagascar. Maybe.
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by verletx64 10y ago
> The company is placed in a precarious position because it now only has junior engineers in the given technology. Did I tell you that time the place I worked accidentally lost most of their customers phone numbers, because their PHP dri
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Ask HN: What's not great about Elixir?
16 points by verletx64 10y ago|10 comments
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by verletx64 10y ago
Not sure personally, the poster says it's good for X case, for Y case it's not so good. Doesn't really fit the pattern you're outlining, he hasn't called Tesla cars bad at all. I'm not seeing the confrontation,
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by verletx64 10y ago
And you know, I want to talk about the recharge times further with you, but I'm not going to get the chance to do it if we're shutting down discussion. Is that 40 minutes with the Tesla specific gear for charging?
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by verletx64 10y ago
The poster is making a valid point, in that it lacks range without long breaks dotted about. This isn't a Tesla dealership, this is a discussion forum.
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by verletx64 10y ago
In the end, Haskell's ramp up time (to be productive) will slow it's momentum, and I feel that's with all languages with a ramp up time. Most popular languages have a pretty low ramp up time, and part of that is business conc
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by verletx64 10y ago
I think that focusing on how long it takes to be productive is a mistake, within reason at least. How well does it hold up once I'm knowledgeable with the language matters a lot more. If it takes me 4 days or 3 weeks to be productive,
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by verletx64 10y ago
Set it up once, get more value out of your email. It's a quick job, it's not going to come close to derailing their work.
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by verletx64 10y ago
Hang on. The original article that kicked off the 'Rust is mostly safety' article was a call for a change in the marketing material[1], away from the 'Rust is safe' narrative. It's not an attractive narrative (IMO)
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by verletx64 10y ago
This is pretty misleading as a comparison, yes you can learn React itself very shortly, but the ecosystem around it will probably bring you much closer to Angular learning times, and that's also without the AngularJS documentation whic