underrun

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by underrun 1y ago
hard disagree. i use monospace fonts with ligatures for programming. primarily i get things like -> rendered as a full arrow or == connected or ... as an actual ellipsis. it's subtle but it's nice. I've also seen nice use
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The Distributed Machine(temporal.io)
6 points by underrun 3y ago|1 comments
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by underrun 3y ago
What if computing machines were the distributed system?
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by underrun 3y ago
but i really want 3d vim. ...no seriously. i may have a problem...
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by underrun 3y ago
from the article: "Being able to debug any past production code is a huge step up..." this is pretty epic. but it also means you need to keep track of what version of your code ran every past workflow because you need to run it th
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by underrun 3y ago
this is a bit dense but i hope this meta-study results in some focused research on foot ware like vibram five fingers. there are some inferences one could make from this review, and despite the closer-to-barefoot aspect of some shoes, any c
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by underrun 5y ago
much more in depth approach to designing for simplicity with examples of why alternatives aren't as good: https://zguide.zeromq.org/docs/chapter6/#Designing-for-Innov...
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Why I Joined Temporal(docs.temporal.io)
14 points by underrun 6y ago|0 comments
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by underrun 7y ago
Do you mean the construct of probabilistic speculation applies in multirepo because you may end up with a hot spot repo that receives a high volume of commits at once? Or do you mean that multirepo could also benefit from the construct of p
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by underrun 7y ago
thanks for the link - looking forward to watching. Currently, I'm not convinced that you need to track and apply commits across dependencies and dependent systems atomically/transactionally to have a sane build environment even at
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by underrun 7y ago
sorry, "this" is rather ambiguous. You are totally correct that to achieve the same performance, correctness, and overall master level "green"ness in a multirepo system you would have to either define or detect dependenc
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by underrun 7y ago
Adrian Colyer dug into this a little further on the morning paper: https://blog.acolyer.org/2019/04/18/keeping-master-green-at-... His analysis indicates that what uber does as part of its build pipeline is t
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by underrun 10y ago
The advantages of advancing technology and building smaller safer reactors would go a long way to avoiding such disasters. Because things can go wrong is not a reason to stop research into making them better and safer. The real way to keep