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Erlang: The New Scalable ETS Ordered_set(blog.erlang.org)
102 points by codeadict 6y ago|9 comments
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by codeadict 6y ago
I have been working remotely for several years. One trick I do is just disconnect my router from the power source at 5:30. After that I go and bike for 30-45 minutes or go swimming. Some days, kids have not been very quiet and I cannot go o
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by codeadict 6y ago
Yeah it has changed a lot last years and definitely a different world than Tampa or Clearwater in terms of traffic and culture options
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by codeadict 6y ago
I'd add Saint Petersburg, FL to the nice list, may be include in your Tampa post since it is part of the Tampa Bay region, but St Pete is a nice city, very progressive and liberal, lots to do, nice art scene and lots of restaurants. As
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New LFE (Lisp Flavoured Erlang) Website(lfe.io)
3 points by codeadict 6y ago|0 comments
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by codeadict 6y ago
I never said the US has more responsibility but has it's share of it. I call by name recent US presidents because they have been both since the 60s the ones that have changed the US policies regarding to Cuba, both in very different di
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by codeadict 6y ago
I was born and lived there until 2016. The problem is both things, there is a huge malfunctioning of the government and the society has became conformist of what they have. But, you cannot discard the US as a pretty bad influence on how thi
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by codeadict 6y ago
I lived in Ecuador, all these people will have retirement and healthcare thru the IES( https://www.iess.gob.ec/ ), equivalent to the US Social Security. It's not a perfect system but neither is US retirement if you don&#
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by codeadict 6y ago
New packages added for Ubuntu Focal and Suse Leap 15.1
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VerneMQ Release 1.10.3 is out(github.com)
1 points by codeadict 6y ago|1 comments
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by codeadict 6y ago
Very true, I'm a frequent person to Kava/Kratom bars where I live and there are several of them with lots of regular clients so non-alcoholic beverages seem to be a good market.
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by codeadict 6y ago
I was without those until 2012 when I left Cuba. I did have a computer there, an old one with Linux, Emacs, and no desktop environment where I did freelance work and got online once per week to upload the work. I lived in South America unti
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Adopting Erlang: New Chapters Released about Building an Erlang Team(adoptingerlang.org)
2 points by codeadict 6y ago|0 comments
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Cowboy 2.8 is out with some performance improvements(ninenines.eu)
1 points by codeadict 6y ago|0 comments
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by codeadict 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Saint Petersburg, FL (UTC/GMT -4/EDT) | REMOTE ONLY We're RedClaw Technologies, a distributed coop recently started by 3 friends, we specialize in real time-high concurrency web applications and IoT communicati
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by codeadict 7y ago
Not my article but thought it was worth sharing as someone who coded his way out of Cuba 10 years ago under similar circumstances. Part 2 on https://medium.com/@jorgejaviergarciaruiz/coding-my-way-out-...
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Coding my way out of Cuba(medium.com)
3 points by codeadict 7y ago|1 comments
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Awesome list of resources for the tech community in RTP North Carolina(github.com)
1 points by codeadict 7y ago|0 comments
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by codeadict 7y ago
Riak
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by codeadict 8y ago
Great to hear, did you use gen_server and supervisors or just spawn/3?
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by codeadict 8y ago
Erlang has way more advantages than its concurrency model but none of these can be used in a lambda I guess. It is just good to have diversity, many will disagree but you get used to love the Erlang syntax and being able to run it in AWS la
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Erllambda: Run Erlang and Elixir in AWS Lambda(github.com)
64 points by codeadict 8y ago|22 comments
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by codeadict 8y ago
I don't think is fair to compare Go to Erlang. Erlang is really designed to do 4 things: concurrency, low latency, fault tolerance and distributed systems and it shines there. Go is indeed a general purpose language to me.
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by codeadict 8y ago
Great to see more databases written in Erlang.
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by codeadict 8y ago
I feel the same, politics in small startups are a thing too, people selling smokeware, the fake until you make it, violating engineering principles to satisfy marketing dreams. Plus everyone is selfish and trying to just be recognized and g
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by codeadict 9y ago
Posted this on my blog today. Hopefully can be useful to anyone and pardon any typo, English is not my mother tongue.
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Using Faker to make your Python tests awesome(dairon.org)
2 points by codeadict 9y ago|1 comments
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Setting up a Golang development environment on Ubuntu Linux(codeadict.github.io)
1 points by codeadict 11y ago|0 comments