dakull

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Measuring Apple M4 cache latency from Rust(ark.marianposaceanu.com)
2 points by dakull 1mo ago|0 comments
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Kamal, Rails deployments, and Rega turntables(marianposaceanu.com)
2 points by dakull 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dakull 8mo ago
Personal website & blog: https://marianposaceanu.com
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Summary of Heroku June 10 Outage(heroku.com)
4 points by dakull 1y ago|1 comments
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by dakull 1y ago
Duplicate on-going thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44233923
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Apple M4 Kernel Panic Ruby/PHP JIT(bugs.ruby-lang.org)
5 points by dakull 2y ago|0 comments
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PicoRuby(engineering.monstar-lab.com)
2 points by dakull 4y ago|0 comments
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by dakull 4y ago
I had a similar reaction - the article gives vibes of reductionism and/or as someone pointed out, naivety. It should be self-evident after a certain point (age) that approaching life through the lense of “what could give me an advantag
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by dakull 4y ago
Living in bad faith. But is not just them, the whole corpus of philosophy should be studied.
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Don’t stress, use the right gear for the job(marianposaceanu.com)
2 points by dakull 4y ago|0 comments
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by dakull 6y ago
I like to use htop `brew install htop` and then play with nice ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nice_(Unix) for "bad" processes).
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What Linux or Unix/*BSD/macOS command you wish you learned earlier?(twitter.com)
2 points by dakull 6y ago|1 comments
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Cloudflare adds Load Balancing(support.cloudflare.com)
2 points by dakull 9y ago|0 comments
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“Separation of concerns” is a straw man (regarding HTML and CSS)(twitter.com)
1 points by dakull 9y ago|0 comments
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JRuby, RVM and Vim walk into a bar(marianposaceanu.com)
1 points by dakull 9y ago|0 comments
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Keep your Rails logs free of unwanted noise(marianposaceanu.com)
1 points by dakull 9y ago|0 comments
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by dakull 9y ago
Indeed, I'm a native Romanian — his original works are almost lyrical. They did wonders during my depressive stages, especially “Pe culmile disperarii” (“On the Heights of Despair”) — will try it in English soon.
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by dakull 10y ago
JRuby?
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by dakull 10y ago
If you fully read the article: >One thing I want to note at this point is these findings are being misreported across the internet as evidence Fukushima’s radiation output is “spiking” or “soaring.” This is not the case. >The radiatio
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Fukushima’s Reactor #2 is far more radioactive than previously realized(extremetech.com)
5 points by dakull 10y ago|2 comments
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by dakull 10y ago
In the context of work: the act of “creation” i.e. abstracting some reality into tiny encoded parts that elegantly fit together to perform something useful. In the context of life: it does derive itself from work i.e. I need work - other th
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by dakull 10y ago
Yes we are, indeed.
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by dakull 10y ago
The first things that come to mind: - true parallelism (this is why we need guilds in Ruby 3) - the BEAM - functional yet OO at a higher level [0] - all the Erlang/OTP goodies for free - Phoenix/Ecto are quite nice frameworks and
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by dakull 10y ago
How did the migration go if I may ask? Was it progressive or clean slate? i.e. develop in parallel the new Elixir implementation and just switch when everything is green and all the specs match the Ruby app.
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by dakull 10y ago
Indeed, it seems Elixir is one part complementary to Ruby and the other a great replacement whilst also keeping the main tenets of Ruby in-place. The only issue so far is that the libraries ecosystem is indeed quite young but that is natura
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by dakull 10y ago
>the Erlang node, witch is connected to Erlang VM over the network. Witches are connected to the BEAM? :) funny typo.
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by dakull 10y ago
from the guides: >Hanami components are decoupled each other. This level of separation allows you to use the ORM (data layer) of your choice. [0] So indeed, one could use a preferred ORM. Yes the ORM looks a bit verbose and the part with
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by dakull 10y ago
Yes but that's geared towards building an API (ofc I can strip Rails however I like, dropping whatever I don't use) but it wasn't my main point - the tooling in the JS world changes rather quickly, now, this would imply lots
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by dakull 10y ago
I know this is highly anecdotal but for me reading the works of Nietzsche, Camus, Cioran, Kierkegaard et al does help in moving me a couple of steps back from getting myself into that deep dark hole from which it's really hard to climb
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by dakull 10y ago
Opinion forming: Isn't this a way to invite volatility into the Rails ecosystem? Maybe instead of adding options for webpack, yarn etc. Rails should decouple itself from the front-end so that most of us can use our Preferred approach™

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