Ankhers

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by Ankhers 1y ago
I think it depends on what you mean by "cheap foreign engineers." I am born and raised Canadian. I make a decent chunk less than my American counterparts, even when working for the same company. Not because they are necessarily be
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by Ankhers 2y ago
Are there extensions planned for other browsers? It seems right now when you click on "get jam" button, it takes me to the chrome web store.
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by Ankhers 3y ago
That is just saying that they will be giving some donations to the project. I have zero insight into W4 or the Godot Foundation, but they may have already donated. They don't claim to be the sole financial contributor to the project.
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by Ankhers 3y ago
This statement is not about people, it is about a C struct.
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by Ankhers 3y ago
> I do wonder if maybe streaming large data chunks over Erlang distribution might be a problem and a secondary data channel (e.g. over udp or sctp) might be worth playing with. You may want to take a look at the partisan[0] library writt
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by Ankhers 4y ago
Not necessarily. A lot of people other than engineers work in AWS, ad tech and twitch.
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by Ankhers 4y ago
It really isn't this simple, no. I remember a number of years ago someone tried to do this. Pardon the language, but the "product" was called "Fuck adblock" I believe. It was a piece of JS that you could include on
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by Ankhers 4y ago
You may very well be living in your own circle. My anecdata is that most engineers use VSCode these days. In my current organisation I am the only person that uses Emacs that I am aware of (and I use evil-mode). I know a handful of people u
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by Ankhers 4y ago
Not the person you replied to, but I have had some issues with this in the past. Though it is more with how it was done than the approach itself. In this project I do not believe the IDs were always encrypted when being sent to the user. So
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by Ankhers 4y ago
If this is just for being able to easily switch branches, have you considered using git worktrees? Essentially you have have multiple branches checked out into different directories at the same time. The key point though is that all git ref
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by Ankhers 4y ago
I will agree that not every situation will require multiple kinds of updates. For those situations an `update_changeset` may be considered okay. I now realize how definite my wording sounds. But I just meant that if you have multiple update
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by Ankhers 4y ago
I'm not really following this. The only problem the author has is with the name `create_changeset`. It may not be obvious to someone just starting with Elixir and Ecto what that means, but it is a naming convention that most (all?) pro
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by Ankhers 4y ago
I am not sure exactly what Galera does, but you may want to look into Citus ( https://www.citusdata.com/ ).
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by Ankhers 5y ago
Just my experience when I was trying out OCaml (I was mostly trying it out for frontend using the bucklescript-tea package) was that most people in that space used the ReasonML syntax. I don't remember my exact issues, but I was trying
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by Ankhers 5y ago
Hare is technically an unreleased project. It was accidentally released here in the comments yesterday of another blog post by Drew (despite a big banner asking people not to link to the page for the time being). I'm not saying this is
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by Ankhers 5y ago
I didn't down vote you, but my guess is that it was because you commented a single word. Also, because of the position of your comment, I had to scroll back up in order to find the context.
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by Ankhers 6y ago
> Now that is why if I ever have to send my CV to someone it will only be a PDF version. This doesn't always help either though. I have only ever sent PDFs to recruiters for this reason. Yet I have still had a recruiter completely r
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by Ankhers 6y ago
I think it is more if Node A calls something on Node B, things should be correct initially. But then I update the code on Node B and didn't change anything on Node A, the code is now "incorrect". In this case, just because it
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by Ankhers 6y ago
There is a project by the creators/maintainers of Tailwind called TailwindUI[1] that is paid. The pricing appears to start at $149 USD which may not be accessible for everyone. [1] https://tailwindui.com/
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by Ankhers 6y ago
Could this not just be a case of using something on hand / creating them relatively quickly and not a limitation of the engine itself?
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by Ankhers 6y ago
Maybe I am misunderstanding your needs, but could you not just use a RwLock[0]? For being global you will need to use the lazy_static[1] crate. Admittedly, I have not tried doing this directly though. [0] https://doc.rust-lang.or
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by Ankhers 6y ago
This is also a fairly bad time to try and put a measurement on how effective WFH is. The fact that schools and daycares are currently closed means that parents are having to take care of their children while also working. It is also hard on
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by Ankhers 7y ago
Not OP, but I read the one week part to mean that it is a deadline. So the task may only take an evening to complete, but having some agreed upon deadline will prevent having to deal with continually stretching out the interview process lon
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by Ankhers 7y ago
An issue that I was having is that LV did not have any releases on hex. So you had to pull from github and pray you got a working version. This was recently fixed though, so you should always try pulling for hex if you are able. My last &qu
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by Ankhers 7y ago
Awesome. I look forward to having this idea formalized and I will give it another go.
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by Ankhers 7y ago
I believe I have only heard about automatic recovery for forms. Would this "stash" you mentioned be more general for recovering state? For what it's worth, I very much appreciate the work you and everyone involved has done fo
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by Ankhers 7y ago
As someone that writes Elixir at $DAYJOB, I was really looking forward to replacing some JS with LiveView. However, after having used it for a simple feature, I'm not entirely sure if I will continue to use it. I realize it is still pr
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by Ankhers 7y ago
But they never actually entered the Chinese market. They just had a counterfeiter that was based in China. And, through the help of Chinese officials, they were actually able to shutdown the counterfeit manufacturer. Tim, the ABRO rep from
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by Ankhers 8y ago
Mongo 3.6 introduced something called Change Streams[0] which is basically a safer way to tail the oplog. It is also supposed to work well in a sharded environment. [0] https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/changeStreams&#x2F
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by Ankhers 9y ago
Not quite. Erlang's VM (BEAM) uses supervision trees in order to keep track of the various processes and their crashes. Each supervisor and worker in the tree is it's own process. So, if you have 5 supervisors, and each of those s

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