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Comment #42592820
That seems like a pretty biased source, how about these actual cases at the top of google search? We are just getting started perhaps 10 years into this, now imagine this after ano…
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Comment #42592713
Some do, perhaps they were older panels this farmer had on his land.
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Comment #42592572
I would actually consider epoxy pretty nasty. 10 years for actual use is pretty accurate, 20 years is extremely optimistic. They are just buried or piled up somewhere, not burned a…
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Comment #42592458
I have heard from a couple farmers that some venture energy corporation will pay a yearly fee to put panels on the farmland, which is probably the 20k/year he gets paid from a corp…
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Comment #42592427
I used to think this was a wonderful idea, with the greatest of intentions, what could possibly go wrong? Turns out it's inevitable that a hail storm hits or mother nature somehow …
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Comment #42568423
Thanks for the cloudberry mention, wasn't aware of it.
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Comment #42424604
Excellent ideas, especially having a parser keep order of parsed data. I wonder if EDN reader/parser for different languages could be written once, then compiled through wasm to c …
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Comment #42380745
> To complete the puzzle, we wanted to deterministically test the behavior of the database when interacting with the operating system and other components. To do that, we are partn…
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Comment #42378631
> Perhaps EDN can also be improved How might you improve EDN?
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Comment #42368776
It's plain old clojure, more examples here https://learnxinyminutes.com/edn/ { :name "John Doe" :age 30 :languages ["English" "Spanish" "French"] :address {:street "123 Main St" :c…
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Comment #42363075
https://github.com/edn-format/edn I too love edn, but unfortunately most other languages lib abandoned (eg. https://github.com/edn-format/edn-dot-net ). Looking around python seems…
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Comment #42274187
An excellent point about lisps. I've long thought that one of the core issues with lisps is that logic is tree based, where a large majority human brains are far more amenable to l…
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Comment #41991377
Thanks so much for this post and the other about provisioning. I'm going to try this exactly. Great suggestion about having caddy just use try_duration to minimize downtime.
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Comment #41990561
> having V8 as a backend also means supporting WebAssembly Exceptions and Garbage Collection under the hood. Stay tuned for more news on this front soon Looking forward to this and…
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Comment #41890759
What's the latest on building PWA's with Svelte/Kit 5?
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Comment #41517526
Except when you scale to zero, you get a 23+ second cold start time on .net apps. Google cloud run pulls some black magic to get ~3 second cold starts on .net apps, and ~500ms for …
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Comment #41511655
I would like to know this also.
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Comment #41510791
Long term c# dev, who's used golang on a few projects. I really want to love go with an htmx+templ, amazing speed and gc, but find it sort of weird/quirky and just plain tedious in…
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Comment #41507442
It would be wonderful if perhaps the clojure team could do blog posts on those various things, perhaps might bring ideas to come from elsewhere.
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Comment #41507367
Good points on code assistants effecting language/framework usage. Myself I've found that copilot will happily suggest usages that were deprecated 10 years ago and waste a couple h…
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Comment #41461715
What had become of spec? Abandoned? Any news on hopes for it?
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Comment #41364126
So lago is storing token issued by processor, then using that token to trigger payments?