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ithrow
4y ago
curious, why do you prefer snake_case to kebab-case?
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4y ago
why doesn't t Go just uses "syscalls" in macos too?
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ithrow
4y ago
It's for dev systems not production.
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ithrow
4y ago
some new hot framework called 'plainHtmlandCss'
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ithrow
4y ago
If you, on the other hand, want to write good, performant, maintenable and (relatively) bug-free software, then there are better choices. You can do that part when the money comes in.
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ithrow
4y ago
What don't you like about nodejs? seems like a solid choice for most things, the only use one language (nodejs/browser) is very attractive (besides SQL).
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ithrow
4y ago
Yeah but in every thread about SQLite many mention the fear of having to migrate to postgres as they reach some quantity of concurrent users (web apps), a benchmark would calm these fears for some. (edited my original comment). Most won
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ithrow
4y ago
SQLite needs some 'put your money where your mouth is' benchmarks. EDIT:Lots of devs have (unfounded) doubts about performance regarding SQLite for web apps, a single machine benchmark against postgres (with postgres and the app i
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ithrow
4y ago
thx, why didn't you stick to emacs keybindings?
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4y ago
To emacs with evil? If so, how did it go?
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4y ago
The world runs on Java, think banks, airlines, trains networks, stock exchanges, goverment web services, emergency systems. Some you might know that are heavy users are netflix, stripe.
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ithrow
4y ago
A quick ToC for the bash manual: 'man bash | grep ^[A-Z]'
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ithrow
4y ago
Companies like Google are long term greedy, they don't make unpopular UX decisions for scraps. Like not letting you add tags? not tagging definitely makes you use google search more.
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ithrow
4y ago
It's like they have not seen how much engineering resources and talent have been put into V8 and JVM GCs, and it's only because of these state of the art GCs (and JITs) that Clojure is bearable and practical for day to day use. I&
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ithrow
4y ago
FYI, not all drivers support unix sockets, like the official Java one.
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ithrow
4y ago
The only reason Clojure is viable for production use is because it relies on the really good JVM GCs. How will Jank try to solve the the GC problem?
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ithrow
4y ago
This is my beef sometimes with this IDEs, is hard to change their stubborn behaviors.
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ithrow
4y ago
You get to be a member of the rust evangelism strikeforce. Joking aside, I guess devs are lured by the tooling, performance, single binary output and enthusiastic community (more people can see your projects).
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ithrow
4y ago
Ok, so this normally tackle in Clojure using namespace keywords correct?
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ithrow
4y ago
Devrie works AWS ;)
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4y ago
Another issue is that keys are not unique. Two objects might contain an "id" key, for example, that identifies them in different ways. This is problematic if you want to arbitrarily merge objects together. Don't exactly und
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ithrow
4y ago
If lone wolf day traders can make good money why can't they?
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4y ago
In Clojure, this data is represented by open maps instead. Is Clojure unique here? seems this is the norm for Javascript applications too, that are done mostly with a FP style, instead of open clojure maps you have open JS objects. Most J
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ithrow
4y ago
Interesting, why does webkitgtk messes with webkit rendering?
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ithrow
4y ago
That's the common theme even when using clojure too.
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4y ago
How is it gaining momentum? "Who's hiring" posts have zero clojure positions and that is a place where you might expect to see such positions.
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4y ago
Make more than a single query and nest on the application layer.
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4y ago
To avoid working with SQL strings.
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4y ago
Depends how you measure success. Being it a trillion dollar I would call it wildly successful.
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4y ago
What makes Rust better for these attributes than any other statically typed language with immutable data structures? The ecosystem, even though Rust's ecosystem is still very poor when compared to Java's.
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