ramy_d

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by ramy_d 7d ago
"Someone! Think of the shareholders!"
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by ramy_d 2mo ago
Where is the study? What constitutes a lot? ETA: This press release relates to this study published Sept 3rd 2025 https://www.neurology.org/doi/10.1212/WNL.0000000000214023 https://www.naturalnews.com&#
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by ramy_d 7mo ago
It's interesting but I wish I could still Swype on it
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by ramy_d 9mo ago
I'm looking at something like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4Dc6QNWiIs and I feel like they are doing totally different things. Both harvest tomatoes, but these are totally different approaches.
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by ramy_d 10mo ago
It really doesn't get more sensible and sustainable than kids playing team sports and parents witnessing this part of their lives. The blame here is squarely on PEs like black bear nickel and dimming parents. How do you pull the plug o
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by ramy_d 1y ago
that's insane. how many of you are there?
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by ramy_d 1y ago
thank you, I was going to ask about this. It's not a crazy amount...
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by ramy_d 1y ago
Seconded. My home server does many things, one of which is homeassistant.
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by ramy_d 2y ago
Seems like they are featuring some speakers on their instagram https://www.instagram.com/sync_sv/?hl=en
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by ramy_d 2y ago
I think WhatsApp is still using Erlang and they are biggest messaging app in the world. Discord is using Elixir but it's more niche. I think if you look at use cases where they excel, you will find them there.
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by ramy_d 3y ago
what's the alternative for something straightforward like that?
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by ramy_d 4y ago
Their security team should vet all of these devices, create environments where it's safe for them to be on the network, and ensure they're kept up to date also? Yes? How else would they test anything?
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by ramy_d 5y ago
Does toilet training your cat introduce a significant health hazard through toxoplasma gondii into the surrounding environment? It's so hard to tell if your local wastewater plant takes care of this...
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by ramy_d 5y ago
how are they forcing anyone?
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by ramy_d 5y ago
two process working with a shared actor share that state I think this is where I disagree. They may share an actor but the state of the actor belongs to the actor. To say they share it implies they can always change it independently
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by ramy_d 5y ago
No I agree, there's ways of getting a global shared mutable state, but they are explicit and not a structure of the language itself IMO.
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by ramy_d 5y ago
Erlang has a bunch of tools to help enforce determinism or at least suss out concurrency issues. For example: you can specify multiple receive statements to process your queued messages in a specific order, there is also a process manager (
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by ramy_d 6y ago
yeah I would say in principle this makes sense but in practice a junior will typically say "this is beyond me but you're the senior so if it works, it works!" It is an opportunity to go through the code and concepts at least.
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by ramy_d 6y ago
https://deadline.com/2021/02/avatar-the-last-airbender-franc...
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by ramy_d 6y ago
wow, is there a video of this? sound really interesting
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by ramy_d 6y ago
wow you really expanded my definition of "litterbug" right there
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by ramy_d 6y ago
Yes you can pay for promotional spots on both mobile stores and steam, but that is not to say that they are remotely similar in terms of discoverability. Discoverability would include things like a recommendation algorithm but also filterin
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by ramy_d 6y ago
mobile game discovery is big pain point for devs as well, and that none of Apple/Google seem to do anything about is frustrating. This is in sharp contrast to, say, steam, where discovery is something they are constantly trying to impr
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by ramy_d 6y ago
just wanted to say your networking articles (and demos!) are great and I have been pointing others to them since I first read them. Thank you!
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by ramy_d 7y ago
why would they work for free?
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by ramy_d 7y ago
for anyone else wondering what this dude is taking about https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3428114
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by ramy_d 7y ago
It's absolutely illegible.
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by ramy_d 7y ago
When you have suffered a concussion or an even more serious damage to the brain, rotational motion to the brain is the most likely cause. from the mips protection website, you are correct and i understood it upon first reading as so
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by ramy_d 7y ago
My understanding of MIPS was that it was meant to redirect linear force against the head, such as banging your head against a car in a relatively straight line, into a rotational force that would let the helmet slip off the head and that wo
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by ramy_d 7y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Carmen-Hello-Kitty-Steering-Wheel/dp/...

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