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Ankhers
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Comment #45424049
I think it depends on what you mean by "cheap foreign engineers." I am born and raised Canadian. I make a decent chunk less than my American counterparts, even when working for the…
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Comment #40319863
Are there extensions planned for other browsers? It seems right now when you click on "get jam" button, it takes me to the chrome web store.
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Comment #36714334
That is just saying that they will be giving some donations to the project. I have zero insight into W4 or the Godot Foundation, but they may have already donated. They don't claim…
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Comment #36395277
This statement is not about people, it is about a C struct.
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Comment #35528311
> I do wonder if maybe streaming large data chunks over Erlang distribution might be a problem and a secondary data channel (e.g. over udp or sctp) might be worth playing with. You…
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Comment #35232455
Not necessarily. A lot of people other than engineers work in AWS, ad tech and twitch.
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Comment #35231670
It really isn't this simple, no. I remember a number of years ago someone tried to do this. Pardon the language, but the "product" was called "Fuck adblock" I believe. It was a pie…
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Comment #35009713
You may very well be living in your own circle. My anecdata is that most engineers use VSCode these days. In my current organisation I am the only person that uses Emacs that I am …
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Comment #34454329
Not the person you replied to, but I have had some issues with this in the past. Though it is more with how it was done than the approach itself. In this project I do not believe t…
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Comment #34445165
If this is just for being able to easily switch branches, have you considered using git worktrees? Essentially you have have multiple branches checked out into different directorie…
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Comment #34341797
I will agree that not every situation will require multiple kinds of updates. For those situations an `update_changeset` may be considered okay. I now realize how definite my wordi…
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Comment #34339637
I'm not really following this. The only problem the author has is with the name `create_changeset`. It may not be obvious to someone just starting with Elixir and Ecto what that me…
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Comment #33193386
I am not sure exactly what Galera does, but you may want to look into Citus ( https://www.citusdata.com/ ).
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Comment #28787210
Just my experience when I was trying out OCaml (I was mostly trying it out for frontend using the bucklescript-tea package) was that most people in that space used the ReasonML syn…
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Comment #27280047
Hare is technically an unreleased project. It was accidentally released here in the comments yesterday of another blog post by Drew (despite a big banner asking people not to link …
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Comment #26862150
I didn't down vote you, but my guess is that it was because you commented a single word. Also, because of the position of your comment, I had to scroll back up in order to find the…
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Comment #26412452
> Now that is why if I ever have to send my CV to someone it will only be a PDF version. This doesn't always help either though. I have only ever sent PDFs to recruiters for this r…
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Comment #25183211
I think it is more if Node A calls something on Node B, things should be correct initially. But then I update the code on Node B and didn't change anything on Node A, the code is n…
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Comment #25150383
There is a project by the creators/maintainers of Tailwind called TailwindUI[1] that is paid. The pricing appears to start at $149 USD which may not be accessible for everyone. [1]…
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Comment #24518098
Could this not just be a case of using something on hand / creating them relatively quickly and not a limitation of the engine itself?
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Comment #24127924
Maybe I am misunderstanding your needs, but could you not just use a RwLock[0]? For being global you will need to use the lazy_static[1] crate. Admittedly, I have not tried doing t…
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Comment #23261497
This is also a fairly bad time to try and put a measurement on how effective WFH is. The fact that schools and daycares are currently closed means that parents are having to take c…
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Comment #22228829
Not OP, but I read the one week part to mean that it is a deadline. So the task may only take an evening to complete, but having some agreed upon deadline will prevent having to de…
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Comment #21101280
An issue that I was having is that LV did not have any releases on hex. So you had to pull from github and pray you got a working version. This was recently fixed though, so you sh…
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Comment #21101236
Awesome. I look forward to having this idea formalized and I will give it another go.