vipulbhj

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   The Cost of Delegation(variantsystems.io)

   4 points by vipulbhj 7mo ago|0 comments
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   by vipulbhj 7mo ago

   I would try to build some small utilities etc, nothing big, maybe something in your personal workflow, or that throw away script your team needs. You can still enjoy the language
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   by vipulbhj 7mo ago

   And if you don't like that, you could try some other BEAM language https://github.com/stars/michallepicki/lists/beam-languages
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   by vipulbhj 7mo ago

   I personally really really enjoy writing Elixir. It is a really intuitive way to write programs. Phoenix is a great web framework, and I think all of it is quite approachable. We just had a go programmer start at our org recently and they w
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   by vipulbhj 7mo ago

   Author of the post and founder of Variant System here, so cool to finally find out where we been getting all this traffic from. So many threads I wanna jump in to, interesting discussions.
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   by vipulbhj 7mo ago

   This campaign should have been called "I Donut Don't Believe" from the two reports that have dropped so far, mega sus
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   Process-Based Concurrency: Why Beam and OTP Keep Being Right(variantsystems.io)

   4 points by vipulbhj 7mo ago|0 comments
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   by vipulbhj 7mo ago

   Sure yeah, I can buy that, but that would be like collecting tech debt for generations.
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   by vipulbhj 7mo ago

   I’ve been digging into the data (using Gemini and a few other sources). The claims behind https://idonutbelieve.com/ are pretty bold. I’d like to be optimistic, but I’m going to wait for more independent verification before
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    by vipulbhj 7mo ago

    Someone should try this with the “Ralph Wiggum loop” approach. I suspect it would fail spectacularly, but it would be fascinating to watch. Personally, I can’t get meaningful results unless I use the tool in a true pair-programming mode—wat