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Comment #21678286
Wine: Best Gascon in London 4d/gallon 1331 [2] 194 Best Rhenish in London 8d/gallon " " " This is reversed now, German Riesling much cheaper than Bordeaux.
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Comment #21581716
Things are happening in that space already! I work at Actyx and we have a production ready stack for local-first real serverless (peer-to-peer) applications. Please take a look at …
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Comment #19058021
Actyx | Munich, Germany | Full-time | REMOTE or ONSITE | Full-stack | €50k - 75k | Equity | https://www.actyx.io Factory software is at the core of value creation, it is crucial to…
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Comment #18808087
Actyx | Munich, Germany | Full-time | REMOTE or ONSITE | Full-stack | €50k - 75k | Equity | https://www.actyx.io Factory software is at the core of value creation, it is crucial to…
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Comment #18801233
Actyx | Munich, Germany | Full-time | REMOTE or ONSITE | Full-stack | €50k - 75k | Equity | https://www.actyx.io Factory software is at the core of value creation, it is crucial to…
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Comment #17032775
What about Intellicad ( https://www.intellicad.org/ )? It seems to be pretty popular among engineers. It reads DWG/DXF (AutoCad format) pretty well. The software itself goes by var…
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Comment #16483178
Edited. There is Introduction to Functional Programming using Haskell by one of the authors if you'd rather have examples in a particular programming language.
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Comment #16212877
Nice thing about "continuous" math is that we have so many "standardised" tools in its toolbox, contrasted with "ad-hoc-edness" of discrete math. Hence interesting is solving discr…
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Comment #13928625
You are right: https://blog.acolyer.org/2016/09/27/flexible-paxos-quorum-in... There is also sample code and TLA+ proofs: https://github.com/fpaxos/fpaxos-tlaplus
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Comment #13928549
For me this shows the difference between theoretical setting and what you would want to do in practice. I have been following 6.824 (where this is sourced from), to learn something…
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Comment #13299709
Loved the links to Sidney Dekker books: http://sidneydekker.com/books/ and Charles Perrow's excellent 'Normal Accidents' http://press.princeton.edu/titles/6596.html You might also …
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Comment #13157991
Obligatory: go to http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/ and search for "Sussman attains enlightenment"
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Comment #12975482
Yes, I have noticed. But thanks for the update again :) I think future is here, just it is not evenly distributed. But I really laugh when talking to someone who has just heard of …
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Comment #12975425
Solved problem in Poland. Actually I usually laugh when I hear about "FinTech" startups struggling to deliver technology that is history here. mBank has been offering "instant" mon…
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Comment #12881175
https://xkcd.com/386/ Disclaimer: I am an akka and akka-http community contributor. I don't know how this works for other projects. But I don't think the process is as painful as y…
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Comment #12840956
"obsessive with thinness"? new MacBookPro - 14.9 mm MacBook - 13.0 mm Asus UX305 - 12.3 mm Samsung Series 9 900X3 - 13.0 mm I don't think we can call that obsession. And please not…
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Comment #11415834
Features, yes, provided one has time to actually think of the protocol and express it in terms of some formalism (CSP, TLA+) to at least informally sketch a proof of major global p…
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Comment #11415802
The biggest problem with FSMs (or generally actors, or more generally distributed systems, microservices, etc.) is that you get emergent complex global behaviours from seemingly si…