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dakull
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About dakull
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Comment #46633413
Personal website & blog: https://marianposaceanu.com
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Comment #44237782
Duplicate on-going thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44233923
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Comment #33045892
I had a similar reaction - the article gives vibes of reductionism and/or as someone pointed out, naivety. It should be self-evident after a certain point (age) that approaching li…
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Comment #32282982
Living in bad faith. But is not just them, the whole corpus of philosophy should be studied.
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Comment #25630193
I like to use htop `brew install htop` and then play with nice ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nice_(Unix) for "bad" processes).
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Comment #14130416
Indeed, I'm a native Romanian — his original works are almost lyrical. They did wonders during my depressive stages, especially “Pe culmile disperarii” (“On the Heights of Despair”…
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Comment #13911497
JRuby?
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Comment #13573537
If you fully read the article: >One thing I want to note at this point is these findings are being misreported across the internet as evidence Fukushima’s radiation output is “spik…
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Comment #13211458
In the context of work: the act of “creation” i.e. abstracting some reality into tiny encoded parts that elegantly fit together to perform something useful. In the context of life:…
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Comment #13154935
Yes we are, indeed.
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Comment #13111469
The first things that come to mind: - true parallelism (this is why we need guilds in Ruby 3) - the BEAM - functional yet OO at a higher level [0] - all the Erlang/OTP goodies for …
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Comment #13110923
How did the migration go if I may ask? Was it progressive or clean slate? i.e. develop in parallel the new Elixir implementation and just switch when everything is green and all th…
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Comment #13108801
Indeed, it seems Elixir is one part complementary to Ruby and the other a great replacement whilst also keeping the main tenets of Ruby in-place. The only issue so far is that the …