speedkills

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by speedkills 6y ago
As scalability was one of the design goals. are there any comparisons of performance with huge repos?
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by speedkills 7y ago
I'm not a fan. If I get a new hub, the last thing I want to do is unscrew every light switch to find the picture on it to scan and if I buy a house with pre-existing hardware I don't want to rely on the last owner having taken pi
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by speedkills 8y ago
Every version of this I have seen in the past 20 years always ends up worthless after the braindump sites pop up. How do you intend to mitigate this?
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by speedkills 8y ago
Painfully. File a ticket with another team and pray they don't put it off until next quarter because your teams priorities don't match up with theirs.
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by speedkills 8y ago
Are you implying Scala is not the majority of Twitter's code?
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by speedkills 8y ago
A large percentage of Dexcom developers have had their lives impacted by Diabetes in some way. This and plain old competition are the biggest drivers in their features and usability in my experience. You have to keep in mind like most bu
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by speedkills 8y ago
Every single time I wonder, why not ask me for zip first then lookup city and state if possible.
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by speedkills 8y ago
Is there any way to make diagrams render in a github readme?
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by speedkills 8y ago
How are you liking DevonThink? It’s one of those bits of software I think about trying out from time to time but getting started with it looks like a bit of a time investment.
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by speedkills 8y ago
If they weren’t checked, how would you know they are up to date?
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by speedkills 8y ago
I agree with many of your points, but on that specific example code you pointed to which I have never used or looked at before, I find it plenty readable if you know how to read it. That doesn’t mean I find it “obvious” if you have never b
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by speedkills 8y ago
Scala implementation from one of the authors here: https://github.com/djspiewak/parseback
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by speedkills 9y ago
Lowbrow.com
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by speedkills 9y ago
Mini-rant: What happened to Boolean search in note taking apps? It seems to have been lost over the years. When I search for docker and get 80 notes returned, then change search to “docker AND login” I want to narrow my search, not get 11
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by speedkills 9y ago
Where I grew up it was: Don’t fish off of the company pier
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by speedkills 9y ago
I can feel him searching for the difference, and think he is so close but I have a slightly different take on it. He says over time you become confident enough in something that you don’t bother mocking it. Others have said they don’t bot
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by speedkills 9y ago
The Dotty compiler is going down the route you are looking for.
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by speedkills 10y ago
Looks great at first glance. A strict or title only search would be nice, I searched for Scala and the first 5 jobs I checked out didn't list Scala anywhere, not even keywords or tiny fine print at the bottom.
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by speedkills 10y ago
Maybe they don't bother. PSU is still teaching C++98.
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by speedkills 10y ago
This is the best description of data flows used in functional programming I have ever seen. Really well done.
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by speedkills 10y ago
Idris
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by speedkills 10y ago
Plex is great EXCEPT they don't care about your data. They have refused to provide backup and restore capability for years. Been using Plex for a while and like it so much you want to buy a dedicated device to put Plex on? Say goodbye
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by speedkills 10y ago
More Scala, starting to dabble with early versions of Dotty, Idris, Haskell, Nim, and very possibly Rust.
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by speedkills 10y ago
Just not with Xcode projects? I was looking for something like xcodebuild that I could run in a docker container and never found anything. Can you point me in the right direction?
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by speedkills 10y ago
Is there anyway to build on Linux yet? Having to use a Mac to build and deploy is really inconvenient for some continuous integration setups.
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by speedkills 10y ago
I always remember scrolling down past the blurred out section and reading the actual answers without signing up. I wonder how many people ending up getting past that old school dark pattern.
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by speedkills 10y ago
Tiny feedback, /s/subsciption/subscription.
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by speedkills 10y ago
http://www.halfarsedagilemanifesto.org/
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by speedkills 10y ago
There are multiple clippy implementations and they are pretty helpful. https://github.com/softwaremill/scala-clippy
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by speedkills 10y ago
It's not mutating, its returning a new list with elements prepended and appended.

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