walkingolof

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by walkingolof 6y ago
In our business where everything is evolving so fast, its interesting to see that most use a keyboard today that was created not because they where great to type on, but because type writers looked like that....
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by walkingolof 6y ago
Scala.JS is an alternative if you write Scala, a compile target for the browser (or Node of course) that also can use most Typescript libraries via the Scalablytyped plugin
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by walkingolof 6y ago
Do people "use" bitcoins? Right now it seems like something your betting on will eventually be useful.
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by walkingolof 6y ago
A Kickstarter is not the same thing as ordering it on Amazon, this is a highly complex project that takes a lot of choreography to get right, even if they shipped units before.
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by walkingolof 6y ago
That stability comes with a huge cost, for example, Value types, desperately needed, has been going on FOREVER (7 years and counting) with no end in sight ..
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by walkingolof 6y ago
I second this, highly recommended!
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How Akka Cluster Works: Actors Living in a Cluster(lightbend.com)
109 points by walkingolof 6y ago|62 comments
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by walkingolof 6y ago
Atlas is a fully managed instance. Whats being referenced to here is running your own Cassandra cluster, which is by all accounts, heck of a lot harder than running a Postgres instance.
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by walkingolof 6y ago
Signal (signal.org) is a good replacement!
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by walkingolof 6y ago
Comments like this are to far in-between on the internet, kudos!
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by walkingolof 6y ago
Thanks!
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by walkingolof 6y ago
400 feet = 121.9 meters, 30 feet = 9.1 meters
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by walkingolof 6y ago
Not only that, but he revealed while on the Joe Rogan, he also was the brain behind some of the core ideas of the show.
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by walkingolof 6y ago
What is he sacrificing? He makes a huge difference for a number of people.
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by walkingolof 6y ago
Helps to have no land borders, not saying Australia didn’t do a great job curbing it ..
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by walkingolof 6y ago
No, the Stardust mission collected interstellar dust. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stardust_(spacecraft)
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A 352 Megapixel image of Starship Serial Number 8(easyzoom.com)
1 points by walkingolof 6y ago|0 comments
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by walkingolof 6y ago
Cars are not free, one of the biggest household budget posts.
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by walkingolof 6y ago
2-3 times per day? Until transports are carbon neutral, free shipping should be made illegal....
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Neanderthals may have used their hands differently from humans(edition.cnn.com)
1 points by walkingolof 6y ago|0 comments
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Akka – building highly concurrent, distributed and resilient message-driven apps(developer.lightbend.com)
3 points by walkingolof 6y ago|0 comments
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Cerebras Wafer Scale Engine(cerebras.net)
2 points by walkingolof 6y ago|0 comments
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by walkingolof 6y ago
It’s also a 7nm design that has to deal with things like PCI busses, external memory on a narrower bus etc. so actually it do very well compared to the m1. I’m interested to see how Apple can make this scale, can you get a Mx laptop with 64
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by walkingolof 6y ago
M1 lack virtualization instructions, right?
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by walkingolof 6y ago
>why does Europe need a military? Why does the US need a military? Canada? Mexico? Its a global world, EU as one of the biggest blocks needs its own military for many reasons. Its time to cut the reliance of the US, but remain very close
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by walkingolof 6y ago
>Meanwhile, Russia, a developing nation with a history of muscular military engagements in the region, is spending more than six percent of its much larger GDB on military. The Russia GDP is less than 10% of the GDP of EU, or the same si
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by walkingolof 6y ago
For 95% of all game developer the future is a engine like Unreal or Unity and your scripting language of choice. The rest, triple A titles and engine developers may chose something else, but the inertia of C/C++ will make that a very l
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Explicit term inference with Scala 3(scala-lang.org)
91 points by walkingolof 6y ago|74 comments
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by walkingolof 6y ago
I have a hard time believing that Logo should even be used by a fraction of the people using for example Kotlin, which is a very popular language for Android development ...
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by walkingolof 6y ago
Python is certainly popular, but the TIOBE Index ranking is not credible. Quote: "The ratings are based on the number of skilled engineers world-wide, courses and third party vendors. " According to this index, "Logo", b

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