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by why-el 8y ago
If they recover in time would be cool to see them at the World Cup final.
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by why-el 9y ago
You are not alone. As an immigrant to the United States (coming from Europe where I built my career but originally from Africa), I can guarantee you that is a very popular conception. I continue to meet people who assume that their holidays
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by why-el 9y ago
A break should be law-mandated, and it is in VERY FEW states: https://www.dol.gov/whd/state/rest.htm .
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by why-el 9y ago
This discussion could be superficially projected onto the Erlang domain, and I think in some sense it shows how wrong it is. Syntax, in my opinion, is the least interesting critique one can mount against a programming system, for the simple
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by why-el 9y ago
Some of these actually work in a surprising number of places, for instance in the URL bar of both Safari and Chrome (assuming OSX). In fact I am so used to them that when they are missing they are the first reminder I am not in my preferred
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by why-el 9y ago
Depends what is meant, HN or The Economist. I think the parent meant HN.
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by why-el 9y ago
Oh damn, I meant https://github.com/antirez/disque , not resque. Apologies.
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by why-el 9y ago
Try https://github.com/antirez/disque . Written by the same guy behind Redis. > Is Redis a one-man show? (plus contributors) Well, yes, started by one man, and he continues to lead it, with many contributions from th
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by why-el 9y ago
If you liked that chapter, check out some recent ideas of his here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxaD_trXwRE .
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by why-el 9y ago
Yep, I agree with you.
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by why-el 9y ago
Nothing, I think the parent is wrong or misspoke. The advice is usually "substitute bad processed sugar with fruit", which is what Dr Lustig has advocated for the last decade. Of course too much fruit is itself bad, since the fibe
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by why-el 9y ago
Not necessarily. It's like when Apple supports PowerPoint when it has Keynote.
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by why-el 9y ago
As the others have mentioned. Sorry for the laziness, I wrote while on the go.
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by why-el 9y ago
I would suggest the database courses from CMU. Really good stuff and free online.
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by why-el 9y ago
Beautiful and prophetic. Thanks for sharing.
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by why-el 9y ago
> As a simple language to wire pieces together, Golang is fine, but it really doesn't give you the tools (imo) to be productive for anything more complex than simple apps. It's a great alternative to JS (again imo), but not som
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by why-el 9y ago
Ok, thanks for the clarification. I wonder if there are situations in big teams in which one team that uses generics can take a look at a large Go codebase within the same company and see what they think? They must have received such feedba
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by why-el 9y ago
> Not implementing generics, then suggesting that it would be nice to have examples of generics being used in the wild… You had it coming, obviously. I think you misunderstood. Clearly he meant to ask for examples from the real world tha
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by why-el 9y ago
Curious, how is a map generic?
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by why-el 9y ago
There is a paper on this from Microsoft: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/...
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by why-el 9y ago
Not specifically about the web, but Cryptography Engineering: Design Principles and Practical Applications is my favorite book on the subject. It's not a thorough treatment of the subject of security, but it shows how much care needs t
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by why-el 9y ago
I don't think you read the whole thing. > Immediately after the maintenance, users will only be able to access Public PAIR through URLs beginning with HTTP, such as http://portal.uspto.gov/pair/PublicPair . Past
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by why-el 10y ago
This is an excellent idea.
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by why-el 10y ago
Otherwise known as Magnolia.
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by why-el 10y ago
You might be interested in (perhaps already know) of this book, which develops your idea in some detail: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beginning_of_Infinity
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by why-el 10y ago
These are quite unsubstantiated claims. Go is used in many a non-trivial program, such as Kubernetes, Docker, Google internal projects, and so on, and the one denominator among these is the plethora of data formats they need to work with.
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by why-el 10y ago
What kind of race conditions are you talking about? I ran this setup for years, and just about the only thing that has been stable in the whole setup is ActiveRecord.
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by why-el 10y ago
Yeah that looks very promising.
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by why-el 10y ago
I have been thinking about this myself lately, and always wondered whether K8s is missing a chance to position itself as the "resource manager" by default, regardless of what size your current load is at. In other words, change th
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by why-el 10y ago
That's what we do. `service-1-dev` and `service-1-prod`. Can't ssh to `prod` unless you are a really really qualified devops.

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