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by m8s 2mo ago
There is no source because it's not true
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by m8s 4mo ago
Hmm they all seem to be working for me
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by m8s 7mo ago
I’ve been really unhappy with pretty much every Google product I’ve used except their consumer productivity tools — Gmail, Calendar, and Meet. Diving into Google Cloud has been extremely unsatisfactory
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by m8s 1y ago
The two feel very different. Elixir is introducing gradual set-theoretic typing ( https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/1.18.4/gradual-set-theoretic-types... ) while Gleam has a static Hindley-Milner style type system. To me, G
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by m8s 2y ago
It’s a good lesson. We found PMF with a shared google sheet and a bit of data processing behind the scenes. The level of polish I’d come to expect as an engineer at an enterprise company was astronomically higher than what was actually need
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by m8s 2y ago
This is a really gross comment and should be removed.
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by m8s 2y ago
That reminds me, there’s a really great survival game called The Long Dark in which you survive a plane crash in something like the arctic circle and must survive. If anyone is into survival games, definitely check this one out!
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by m8s 2y ago
Two quite different things! Elixir’s use: https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/main/alias-require-and-import.html... Gleam’s use: https://tour.gleam.run/advanced-features/use/
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by m8s 2y ago
Erika wrote “Using use in Gleam” in part because I didn’t understand how to use `use`, so I feel at least a little bit qualified to answer this. I find that `use` is quite effective when needed. This is the part referenced in her article wh
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by m8s 2y ago
Awesome video, and definitely captures some of the super powers of targeting the BEAM! Thanks for sharing
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by m8s 3y ago
Congrats to the community, Gleam is a really awesome language! This is such exciting news!
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by m8s 3y ago
Hands up if you’ve still got ColdFusion powering critical apps in production to this day
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by m8s 3y ago
It doesn’t really matter what can be done natively versus in a browser. For many folks, apps are the internet. This take is very developer-centric but it doesn’t account for the real world. Many people prefer using apps, especially middle-a
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by m8s 3y ago
I think one of the most important "features" of Gleam is that it intentionally has a small footprint. I agree with your main point here: that Gleam is highly discoverable. You arrive at this conclusion via "reading someone el
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by m8s 3y ago
For what purpose? Is Gleam today unable to do things you’d like to be able to do?
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by m8s 3y ago
It really is. A typed BEAM language (that also compiles to Javascript), a fantastic community, and a growing ecosystem. I’m really excited for the future of Gleam!
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by m8s 3y ago
Feel free to ignore it then?
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by m8s 3y ago
Are there modern learning resources available for Java?
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by m8s 3y ago
https://www.refactoringui.com/ is a great resource for practical UI design concepts.
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by m8s 3y ago
> Svelte 4 reduces the Svelte package size by nearly 75% (10.6 MB down to 2.8 MB), which means less waiting on npm install. This improvement will be especially noticeable for users who are loading our interactive learning experience on l
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by m8s 3y ago
That’s fine, but that’s just your opinion. A lot of people use Elm in production and don’t have issues with it. I’m neutral on Elm. I think it’s a cool language but I don’t use it. I’m not convinced that “constant commits” signal the life o
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by m8s 3y ago
There's more to the story in that Elm is a stable, high-quality frontend language that works as well as its creator wants it to for now. There are a lot of happy Elm users over on the Elm Slack, and it's being used in production a
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by m8s 4y ago
Joran Greef (TigerBeetle's CEO) had a fascinating conversation with Richard Feldman on his Software Unscripted podcast. Highly recommend giving it a listen! https://twitter.com/sw_unscripted/status/15846950545
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by m8s 4y ago
I was about to ask the same thing. Why would someone leave voluntarily for worse benefits?
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by m8s 4y ago
That’s surprising. In what way? I find it to be the most consistent and the most correct out of any chat software I’ve used, including IRC, Slack, Mattermost, and Microsoft Teams. They seem to just get a lot of stuff right. The only thing t
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by m8s 4y ago
That was obviously not the actual code :)
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by m8s 4y ago
I recently had to tell my bank, with my voice over the phone, that the make and model of my first car were the three random words 1Password generated for me. “Yes, the make and model of my first car was… a Venerated Breakfast Platoon.”
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by m8s 4y ago
Buy now pay later schemes are usually really terrible ideas. Companies like Klarna and Afterpay should be avoided at all costs. Often the loan repayment schedules are intentionally confusing and predatory. Here’s a relevant You Need A Budge
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by m8s 4y ago
Major League Soccer*
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by m8s 4y ago
The direct quote from Lemoine in the Washington Post is a little less insulting to his intelligence. > “If I didn’t know exactly what it was, which is this computer program we built recently, I’d think it was a 7-year-old, 8-year-old kid

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