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asragab

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About asragab

non-sequitur, psuedo-code bio, [Insert [Insert Comment Here] joke], newb, n00b, blah blah computers are fun and useful, quote from Richard Stallman, Larry Wall or Edsger Dijkstra

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    You seem inexperienced, lots of orgs do not allow their devs to arbitrarily ssh into their webservers without requesting elevation, which is fundamentally the difference between au…

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    Comment #46708006

    At least we can be confident your comments aren't ai generated.

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    Comment #26648214

    So a couple of things: If the first thing you failed to accomplish after 10 years was a medium complexity task, consider yourself lucky in some sense. Also, who determined the comp…

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    SPARK: At the time there were some motions towards a "better MapReduce," Scalding (ooh weee that had a learning curve) comes to mind, but I feel like Spark really lowered the bar f…

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    Comment #20375230

    Does anyone know if it is possible, using hub, to sync a personal fork, with its upstream?

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    Comment #19180715

    “When you discuss languages it almost becomes like a religious argument. But really a language is just a tool. It’s like arguing, well, which one is better: a hammer or a screwdriv…

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    Comment #18893409

    At this point a pipeline built on top of Stitch / Fivetran / dbt is far more reliable than one built on top of custom- built Airflow tasks. I'd be curious if anyone who has used or…

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    Comment #18348801

    Does any know of a community of practitioners in a field or discipline who are by and large usually impressed by output of the members of that field on a regular basis. Not rhetori…

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    Comment #18306401

    What's actually funny here, is that maybe you aren't old enough. The "Super-cool" functional way has been around as long as types and functions, Lisp and ML have been around since …

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    Comment #18181119

    I was thinking why are they fading, have they been replaced with Free Applicatives!

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    Thanks for this, just started watching it now!

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    Comment #17750469

    100% agree. Cyber true-crime, maybe? The toxicity of that place, of her, of Sunny! That guy seems like a real piece of work. I was struck by how amazingly well connected she was, c…

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    Comment #17694351

    Throwing in a guess for the second company, was it Zest Finance? I know this isn't the point of the thread, but I couldn't help myself. I will ask for forgiveness (as I am sure we …

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    Yeah, maybe iterative as a concept is too facile a concept to contain what is meant here. Maybe "fractal", or recursive is better. Maybe though that's the point, it is hard after "…

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    I think to those that are asserting that correctness comes first are somewhat missing the point. One, a simple solution is still a solution, that is if your code doesn't solve the …

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    Comment #17218244

    It does support hot-code reloading, the preeminent build tool for Clojurescript: https://github.com/bhauman/lein-figwheel has that out of the box. As for an actor model implementat…

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    Comment #16303401

    The rhyme for the altered Parser: A parser for things is a function from strings to potentially a pair of that thing and its string.

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    This article is ostensibly about how the current implementation of namedtuples has had serious consequences for the startup time of Python, because namedtuples are used in the comp…

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    Comment #14952749

    http://ferret-lang.org/#outline-container-sec-7 The last item on the Roadmap underneath the "Core" Section lists multimethods.

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    I am not necessarily surprised by the results. It is worth noting that the second most popular "software tool" tucked in between oh-my-zsh and homebrew (both command-line tools/pac…