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Comment #46287069
if you think dagger is a CI/CD enabler, it is, but its more – its module and function orchestration is a much more basic and first principle it embraces. The team has iterated from…
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Comment #45977140
Configuration can be validated. https://cuelang.org
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Comment #45772103
Happy to see this to continue to thrive. As a Swiss, same happy to see European OSS software to flurish. We use CUE for k8s and all kinds of structural configurations and data. Its…
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Comment #32383008
I'm curious how flexible one is if proto3 is given as it is from a schema perspective, where a true schema/constrains language like CUE could be a vehicle to define schemas and the…
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Comment #29829918
what happens to flutter?
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Comment #28980725
Gunship was my entry into this field. Many other artists I admire too - Waveshaper, https://waveshaper1.bandcamp.com/album/mainframe - Oscillian, https://oscillian.bandcamp.com/ - …
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Comment #20444219
well this book will be one of the few books that are worth to cut a tree
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Comment #20442915
this is awesome news. I like Brendan's System Performance book a lot. It will be a nice addition to my library and a good read.
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Comment #20142078
I know ab like this lecture a lot. One quote I use from time to time from it: "As with any good engineering effort when you want to improve something, the first thing you have to d…
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Comment #19576708
most probably yes. "Make Variation7 in Java as fast as our Revision 9 in Go, that should be possible as there is no magic happening here" is one of the exercises left...
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Comment #12842660
I followed the 2 day summit and I am impressed both about what happened with angular.dart and flutter for the web and mobile. Its obivious what google thinks how web and mobile app…
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Comment #10130517
for println() "These functions are documented for completeness but are not guaranteed to stay in the language." http://golang.org/ref/spec#Bootstrapping