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ananthakumaran

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About ananthakumaran

website: https://ananthakumaran.in resume: https://ananthakumaran.in/resume github: https://github.com/ananthakumaran email: ananthakumaran@gmail.com

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    For those who are using Emacs, https://github.com/federicotdn/verb provides similar UX, I have been using it as a postman alternative for quite some time.

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    I have been using https://github.com/jacktasia/dumb-jump to quickly jump to definitions. LSP is hit or miss; in some languages, it works great, while in others, the implementation …

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    Comment #47077155

    No, it's a background job. We can easily control the Python process count by controlling the job queue concurrency on the Elixir side.

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    Comment #47074462

    We have a similar use case. All Elixir code base, but need to use Python for ML libraries. We decided to use IPC. Elixir will spawn a process and communicate over stdio. https://gi…

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    ES should be thought of as a json key value store and search engine. The json key value store is fully consistent and supports read after write semantics, refresh is needed for sea…

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    https://ananthakunaran.in

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    Comment #46162392

    Exactly, I was reading the blog and wondering the whole time how it's better than --update-refs, which I have been using a lot recently.

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    Comment #42607500

    This is one of the things Elixir got right on day 1, all the libraries in the ecosystem use the standard library and it makes dealing with logs so much easier compared to other lan…

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    Comment #39812065

    Have you checked the js grammar? It has a regex grammar, though not sure if that's what you are looking for

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    > For example, you don’t need sidekiq or Redis as Elixir/Erlang is a concurrent, distributed platform. This simplifies operations and is cheaper to run. This is simply wrong. You n…

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    It depends on the layer, some of the layers might be able to take advantage of how the data is persisted. For example, if you use avro/protobuf, the decoder will handle it for you.…

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    Comment #38176627

    Salesforce has this model of development and it's horrible. They won't let you run the code locally since the environment is proprietary. Even to run the tests, the code has to be …

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    Comment #37677255

    It does have PDF import support, I am using pdf.js to extract data and it works decently from what I have tested.

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    Comment #37624654

    Got it, it's too early for i18n

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    > Question for author - Is it mostly a reporting tool or does it work similar to h/ledger where I can input my transactions from paisa? It's a reporting + import/editor tool. The g…