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by ithrow 5y ago
Queries start with FROM, it's called a README for a reason...
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by ithrow 5y ago
I already get postgres for free: apt-get install postgresql
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by ithrow 5y ago
Fair, I'll shut up until I have more real world experience with Rust. One thing that I remember well that really annoy me were the extremely slow compile times (these was two years ago, maybe it's much better now) since I value fa
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by ithrow 5y ago
Rust is great for reliable production systems, for sure, but for 'let's quickly prototype this new feature', it’s too strict. Imagine figuring out a perfect algorithm and spending a few hours implementing it just to be told b
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by ithrow 5y ago
So, I don't agree with your assessment at all. Writing a large enterprisey business app in Rust will likely run faster, have fewer bugs, use less memory, and even scale out better. That's true but which is more flexible for the
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by ithrow 5y ago
The go version looks perfectly fine to me (saying this as someone who uses clojure every day) ;) Something else to consider is performance, in most implementations the for loop is going to be more efficient.
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by ithrow 5y ago
REPL is Clojure’s superpower. This is the only community were I keep seeing the word 'superpower' used repeatedly in most blog posts and forums.
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by ithrow 5y ago
Javascript being fast as Java and coupled with Typescript the future of Java doesn't look very bright.
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by ithrow 5y ago
I don't think that anyone who uses Javascript as part of their backend stack has any room to criticize. Nodejs is a solid server runtime these days, widely test by big companies with big traffic as their frontend servers. And there i
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by ithrow 5y ago
Until you use the very slow and extremely buggy black box in production.
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by ithrow 5y ago
No need to go full SPA, dynamic dropdown can just be a component(with react-select) in your MPA. You create coupling between your front-end server and the browser but that's not bad at all for many type of webapps.
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by ithrow 5y ago
I have some SQLite databases that are chewing through over 1K writes per second in production (WAL=on). Is that with synchronous full(2) or normal(1)? What's your SQLITE_THREADSAFE mode?
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by ithrow 5y ago
What made you come back to React?
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by ithrow 5y ago
and then: In terms of programming-in-the-large, at Google and elsewhere, I think that language choice is not as important as all the other choices: if you have the right overall architecture, the right team of programmers, the right develo
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by ithrow 5y ago
It won't give you any magic wand if that's what you expect but SICP is highly recommended.
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by ithrow 5y ago
I (and it turns out a lot of other people) used to use "do they code in Python?" as a heuristic for "are they a smart self motivated programmer" Well Peter Norvig switch from lisp to Python.., as also others googlers d
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by ithrow 5y ago
But the fact that they appear unable to see the beauty implied by `/usr/bin/env bb` or `shadow-cljs publish` lol, what beauty are you referring to with those two? Sorry but you aren't any different.
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by ithrow 5y ago
Looks like he is selling courses(have to justify those prices somehow) and simple stable boring stuff doesn't sell ;)
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by ithrow 5y ago
Except for the macros you can use JS the same as you use Clojure.
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by ithrow 5y ago
exactly
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by ithrow 5y ago
There are 2 programs there that are 50x faster in JS, other 40x, other 35x, other 16x, a couple 7x, not sure what are you arguing about.
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by ithrow 5y ago
Since you don't know if your product will workout and you want to go fast you use a third-party service first. Of course, for some type of stuff, you might have to go with python but if both can equally do the job well in the backend a
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by ithrow 5y ago
Even faster for 0->1, use Javascript, big ecosystem as Python but same language in front-end and back-end. Faster runtime also.
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by ithrow 5y ago
Read a CCNA book for the fundamentals and basics.
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by ithrow 5y ago
multicore ocaml won't change adoption of the language in any significant way
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by ithrow 5y ago
In general safari is more efficient for me unless I opened gmail, then chrome is more efficient, gmail must have some kind of memory leak in safari.
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by ithrow 5y ago
Surely there was C++ and Java.
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by ithrow 5y ago
Maybe they should have used a horse, they are much more reliable than camels Unless you are in a dessert.
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by ithrow 5y ago
I guess you mean 2000 dev dependencies because for production that would be crazy.
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by ithrow 5y ago
The best is psql, really, learn to use it.

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