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by weavie 5y ago
Curious why you are not worried about the USA which has double the co2 emmissions per capita compared to China, and about 8x compared to India?
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by weavie 5y ago
I suspect not. With Typescript even with strict typing, mutating state is still possible (I believe, correct me if I'm wrong..). This adds an extra layer of complexity to the refactoring process. With Elm, mutation is impossible - ever
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by weavie 5y ago
Incremental compilation. Once you get the first build done, subsequent builds are much faster. Also a project is likely to be split up over multiple crates, so a lot of the changes you make will require building and testing just that one cr
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by weavie 5y ago
Maybe it's both.
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by weavie 5y ago
Actually, yes I seem to remember it doing that a while ago. I think my Emacs setup has messed up somehow. Now I just get: Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-variable k) And then a stack trace. No option for restarts. It works if I
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by weavie 5y ago
Oh nice. That's one place where Clojure beats Common Lisp then..
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by weavie 5y ago
You can essentially give values to global variables with same name as those outside variables.
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by weavie 5y ago
The postgres docs are excellent, https://www.postgresql.org/docs/13/runtime-config.html I have seen tutorials where folks go over the most essential settings, but I can't seem to find the ones I have used now
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by weavie 5y ago
Never run postgres with the default configuration. It comes with some extremely conservative settings so you are unlikely to get decent performance out of the box.
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by weavie 5y ago
https://spooftrader.net/
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by weavie 5y ago
Personally, I will never use Instagram.
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by weavie 5y ago
Surely (defmacro double (x) (let ((temp (gensym)) `(let ((,temp ,x)) (+ ,temp ,temp))))
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by weavie 5y ago
This could do with a sign up so I can get a reminder when it launches. I am guaranteed to forget about it by then otherwise.
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by weavie 5y ago
Jon Gjengset has a series of videos implementing TCP in Rust. https://youtu.be/bzja9fQWzdA
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by weavie 5y ago
Not just javascript, I built an app in Objective C. It stopped working after IOS 8 (I think) and I no longer had access to a Mac to update it. I too am in the stage of just replying to customers to explain why it isn't available.
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by weavie 5y ago
Virgin says no. Interestingly I get this: Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during a connection to sci-hub.st. SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length. Error code: SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG
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by weavie 5y ago
So, this is a framework on top of a framework on top of a framework?
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The “Two Girls” conditional probability problem(compucademy.net)
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by weavie 5y ago
I've recently had to dump Emacs for Vim. I found with using Rust Analyzer on Emacs, it would regularly lock up for a number of seconds. With Vim (NeoVim anyway) this does not occur.
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by weavie 5y ago
Cabbage has some great testimonials! > My music used to make children cry. But since using Cabbage the children laugh and dance with joy. > Julie, Montreal
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by weavie 5y ago
For me it's not so important that the keys are mechanical, but that it is split. It is so much more pleasant to type with my hands straight out in front of me than cramped together in the centre. The fact that most split keyboards are
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by weavie 6y ago
This book is sitting partially read on my bookshelf along with many others.
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by weavie 6y ago
I could touchtype like crazy on qwerty before. It's possible because I learned dvorak when I was older - early 40s - I only have space in my brain for a single layout now..
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by weavie 6y ago
As a counterpoint, my ability to type on Qwerty is shot now that I am on Dvorak. I'm back to searching around on the keyboard with my eyes and tapping with single fingers. I feel sure people question my ability to work on computers whe
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by weavie 6y ago
Emacs crashes on me once a month or so. I'll just be typing something and suddenly it will disappear. I have two theories, 1. Possibly it is something to do with rust-analyzer. I work on a pretty large rust project and that does lock t
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by weavie 6y ago
This reminds me of the only company I've worked in that attempted to adopt scrum. We almost spent more time debating about whether a particular practice was scrum or not than we did actually doing that practice.
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by weavie 6y ago
Better that 100 lines of non-keyword arguments!
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by weavie 6y ago
I know very little about Scuttlebutt, but supposing, say an ex-president decided to start using it. Would it be able to handle the level of traffic this might generate? I realise it's decentralised, but would that, for example, at some
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by weavie 6y ago
You are not the only one. I had to scroll down this far before I realised too.
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by weavie 6y ago
Even if you are happy with Audible it is worth trying to cancel every few months because it is highly likely they will offer you a substantial discount every time.

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