Serow225

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   by Serow225 4y ago

   It is interesting. When I was learning, I found “mut” way more confusing because it is less precise (it’s one level of abstraction higher, mixes “usual intent/goal” with “what does this keyword do”) so it added an extra layer that I ha
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   by Serow225 4y ago

   I worked at the company that makes MATLAB, and the majority of engineers there ran it that way lol.
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   by Serow225 4y ago

   You can run it headless but with JVM, that’s pretty much the actual usable equivalent now.
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   by Serow225 4y ago

   I kinda wish it had ended up with something like 'exc` for exclusive, or one of the options you mentioned. I think it would have made things easier for people to learn a helpful mental model.
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   by Serow225 4y ago

   <3
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   by Serow225 4y ago

   Now I'm interested to make the chart to compare that list to C#, given the common Erik influence/heritage :) It has IAsyncEnumerable now
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   by Serow225 4y ago

   There is one tangential thing that I’ve thought about before—it would be nice if there was some way to encode this into the library ecosystem (ie crates.io) I have no idea how this would be realistically possible though—it’s pretty clear th
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   by Serow225 4y ago

   my interpretation of the “clone is the way to go” comment is that it’s in the context of the OP saying “I haven't written much Rust…”, which puts a pretty clear frame around the intended applicability of the statement no? I don’t takin
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   by Serow225 4y ago

   I've never had the pleasure(ha) of using SSIS, but this is the stuff that I was talking about: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/data/adon...
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    Another is MS SQL Server, which lets you run .NET on the database server :D "you can author stored procedures, triggers, user-defined functions, user-defined types, and user-defined aggregates in managed code"
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    talking 20-40deg off-axis can help. The old “pencil trick” can be highly effective, even with good mics: https://urm.academy/death-to-sibilance/
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    Thanks! I missed seeing that on your site.
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    how is it different than `kind` ?
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    > I can't imagine sitting and stepping through in a debugger 100+ times in the hopes that maybe this time, it will be the run that's just different enough to trigger the bug Isn’t that where things like breakpoint conditions, d
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    Thanks! Maybe it would be worth adding a docs example of a proper GH workflow using Depot? It’s a decent option, but it’s still more complicated (multiple vendors, configuration, etc) You know what, it could be really nice if y’all could cr
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    Any chance of offering GitHub Runners as a tweak of the underlying “hard parts”? I’ve had really good luck with this type of offering from BuildJet, except that they don’t offer any ability to have persistent volume between runners. So all
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    https://mappinggenerator.net , it's great
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    I came to similar conclusions. Tide is IMO the most ergonomic, but its future is unclear in terms of community/maintenance. Its choice to use async-std ended up kind of biting it, since projects have by and large chosen tokio. I have h
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    Does anyone have a comparison with Darklang/ecosystem and it's goals? Some of the things mentioned sound similar, at a high level.
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    The JetBrains IDEs can do this, at least for .NET
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    via the magic of Anycast :)
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    I’m excited to get some more Rust docs! Even just a pointer to serde ::from_value(value).unwrap(), and <TheType as Deserialize>::deserialize(value), would be helpful to get people pointed in the right direction. Looks like a super coo
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    https://www.overcomingbias.com/2021/02/humans-are-early.html
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    SSHuttle was created by the CEO/co-founder of Tailscale :)
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    The model they describe is pretty much exactly how .NET Azure Functions works. (which is however currently switching to a slightly different hosting model) but that wouldn't bring in VC money lol
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    yes, the OAuth scopes are way way too coarse. Even to the point of not being able to separate readonly vs R/W. GitHub apps are indeed noticeably better. But that doesn’t always help
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    I’d love to hear that too :)
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    fwiw, those on the Enterprise plan can bring their own IdP :) https://tailscale.com/kb/1119/sso-saml-oidc/
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    that’s pretty much F# :)
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    by Serow225 4y ago

    the Mac OS model just doesn’t work for my ADHD brain. I much prefer the Windows model, it feels much more natural fit for how my brain works :)