oreganoz

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by oreganoz 8y ago
You should try listening to noir jazz or spy jazz. Those subgenres might be your edge of accessibility now. For Classical music, just listen to all the works that have been used in movies endlessly.
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by oreganoz 8y ago
> What if I don't want to use webpack and npm and babel? You don't have to use those if you use React. It can be as simple as including a script tag in your HTML and be done with it.
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by oreganoz 8y ago
Wow, congrats on insulting people who use a different programming language than you. You really give an air of professionalism in your speeches. But its the lack of communication on your front that would make people fail your test, not thei
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by oreganoz 8y ago
By that logic, lists are just trees with one child per node. Except graphs are just 2d lists if you define them via an adjacency matrix. So we've come full circle. But we both know they are not very much alike in practice.
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by oreganoz 8y ago
Yeah, I have to say I'm a bit surprised to see people so eager to change things that are working, so fast.
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by oreganoz 8y ago
I'd advise people to not teach if they don't understand the source material very well, it can lead to spread of misconceptions which can make the concepts more confusing for the students rather than less. I feel this is often left
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by oreganoz 8y ago
I don't think using kubernetes is useful for small projects. It's currently still a hastle, even though it has evolved a lot. Not much in terms of benefits to show for it either. I would read up on Docker though. Having your apps
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by oreganoz 8y ago
Well, look up what companies like IBM, Google, Amazon, etc. are doing with thousands of workers and all the organizational and cultural diversity you want. I don't get what is "necessary" with his insults. Would delivering th
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by oreganoz 8y ago
You can still be direct without having to act out or treat people like they're idiots. It is not impossible to narrow down the complaints without being rude. Most people do that just fine, with way larger projects than his kernel. His
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by oreganoz 8y ago
Thanks for letting me know and for the many replies.
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by oreganoz 8y ago
Yeah, I'll probably do just that. Thankfully, I can research it more in my spare time. I think I'll start with a hobby-project and see how well it goes.
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by oreganoz 8y ago
Interesting, okku seems completely outdated but I'll try to look out for an Akka integration as it is a really powerful and stable actor model implementation. Has backpressure and all of the other reactive niceties too. You might just
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by oreganoz 8y ago
I was just looking into Onyx right now actually, haha. It's the first result when googling for distributed clojure. Not quite sold on the model, I don't yet know how the internals work so it feels a bit too magic. But I only got a
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by oreganoz 8y ago
Yeah, that's nice for multi-threading but it does not seem as good for distributed systems. This is why I still don't know if I should invest in Clojure or Elixir. Can the REPL on the server be used to update production systems wi
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by oreganoz 8y ago
Yeah, well, what else did the romans ever do for us?
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by oreganoz 8y ago
React doesn't need webpack or babel. People just see lots of benefit in using them, but there are tutorials out there on how to use just React. It can be as simple as a script tag at the bottom of your html and then writing ES5 React.
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by oreganoz 8y ago
Hmm, I guess I better look deeper into Clojure. Finally I get to play with a Lisp. My main interest with actors is that these can be made to support hot code reloading on the server side. They also tend to be easily composable. Also also, t
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by oreganoz 8y ago
Does Clojurescript support stuff like hot code reloading? And does Clojure have any good framework for an actor system implementation? Because I've been interesting to get an excuse and try Clojure out and what you're saying is re
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by oreganoz 8y ago
On the other hand, maybe too much importance is given to how the information is presented. Rather than focus on the content and the ideas evoked, just make a passive-aggresive snark so that you gain useless points by people who couldn'
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by oreganoz 8y ago
You go around testing and reproving everything you encounter? Or do you believe in what a scientific community tells you, even partly?
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by oreganoz 8y ago
If we could only remove the stigma of being seen as somehow lesser for choosing a profession over another. The only way people make me dislike them immediately is when they start showing arrogant and elitist behaviour towards blue-collar wo
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by oreganoz 8y ago
I'm just mentioning that containers may make implementing & deploying microservices easier and thus a more popular solution.
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by oreganoz 8y ago
You are right, I meant more in terms of software developer popularity, apologies for my bad phrasing. But I do think microservices will become bigger, we'll have to wait and see how k8s pans out.
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by oreganoz 8y ago
I think abstracting the differences away between the 2 seemingly equal technologies is not a good process for understanding them better. Yes, we seem to go back on ideas but this is because the market is constantly evolving, not because we
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by oreganoz 8y ago
Same. I think attaching deadlines and someone to keep you accountable may be the only cure. This is the pain of actually loving this field. Your job is to do productive stuff, but you just want to study those cache-oblivious ds.
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by oreganoz 8y ago
Propositional logic / zeroth-order logic is like arithmetic. You didn't consider numbers (by which I gathered you meant arithmetic) as math, and I'm the same in saying this type of logic is not math. Logic is a VAST field, an
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by oreganoz 8y ago
But that's mostly logic, at best mathematical logic. I don't think anyone formally reasons when writing code anyway, we mostly rely on intuition. Maths isn't about numbers but it's not about intuition neither. Programmer