cvik

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by cvik 6y ago
I agree with everything you say.
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by cvik 6y ago
Good teams don't blame individuals. You can praise individuals, but you take blame as a team. Hopefully at least two people reviewed the commit before it was put into production. Someone set up the post-launch smoke-tests/api-test
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by cvik 7y ago
>I think we should also start with 6 hours work days or 4 days 8 hours. I hope you are not alluding that Sweden has 6 hour work days? That is not true. It has 8 hours, like most other countries.
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by cvik 7y ago
Nah, It's Meta (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_ML ). SideNote: I have a friend though, who used it for almost 15 years and thought the M stood for Math before we spook about this.
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by cvik 10y ago
Philae did send data for three days (unless i miss-remember). Knowing where that data was taken helps put it into context. So quite important for the mission.
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by cvik 10y ago
Human language is basically a very lossy compression algorithm. It can never convey in full what your brain is experiencing
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by cvik 10y ago
Why do you assume this was illegal in Sweden in the late nineties? In Sweden, downloading of IP was illegalized 2005-06-01. Before that it was only illegal to spread digital IP...
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by cvik 10y ago
Surprise! Serverless runs on... gasp servers!
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by cvik 10y ago
OCaml, like SML, have the syntax for defining their own operators. |> is defined, to my knowledge, both in the standard prelude and in core.
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by cvik 10y ago
Does this in any way handle the 16KB limit on user-data on AWS? (i assume not) Great job in any case!
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by cvik 11y ago
To my knowledge, Erlang uses a cooperative scheduler. The process itself counts downs its reductions and yields when it is time. The programmer can call erlang:yield() to do this before time if he wants. Calling something like receive will