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Comment #42553368
Does anyone have experience making tests against real databases fast? I resonate with the sentiment of this article, but have struggled to find an alternative that’s fast enough as…
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Comment #36787768
You could “yield” the record instead of constructing the list. This makes “read_portfolio” into an iterator instead of returning a list. Use a list comprehension or list constructo…
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Comment #18592971
would old be something like: implementation is no longer relevant (the software itself is obsoleted), but the idea is seminal -- a basic conceptual building block upon which curren…
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Comment #15336039
This is really interesting. What kind of metrics is the culture focused on? How were they established. Can you think of examples when critical/deliberate decisions were made to pur…
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Comment #14918472
I work for a global / English-speaking company in Japan. We don't have futsal and basketball instead of vball, but it's pretty easy to get started. PM me if you're interested.
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Comment #13577637
A related market for some of this tech: remote interviews. I've seen lots of solutions for this: collaborative code editors, hangouts, Skype etc. There are frequently problems with…
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Comment #13577635
A related market for some of this tech: remote interviews. I've seen lots of solutions for this: collaborative code editors, hangouts, Skype etc. There are frequently problems with…
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Comment #12725048
I really like: daemontools + static binary + setuidgid and maybe chroot. Or mesos where everything needs to be in a tarball, which is extracted and sole program run. If stuff is st…
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Comment #12587775
Yep, you're absolutely right. I guess that maybe if you care about inventing new kinds of loops (e.g. a DSL that wants to loop as a specialized kind of `fold` construct), there's m…
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Comment #12587767
Another thing to mention: having guarantee of TCO supports higher-level control-flow abstractions (capturing continuations), which is also an interesting outcome...
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Comment #12587749
Yep, and the same can be implemented in any language that supports functions-as-objects (for example, javascript). It's a practical solution/workaround, but isn't quite composable/…
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Comment #12587518
When TCO is "lexically scoped" like loop/recur, the compiler can handle it. When HoF are involved, you may have a case where a procedure calls a procedure-parameter, which calls an…
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Comment #12587499
An interesting thing about general tail recursion is that it's composable. Closure's loop/recur is a special case implementation of a common pattern. That's Ok, but it can't extend…
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Comment #12184567
I've been tracking the beta for a while. I'm confused about this announcement. These issues still seem unresolved? (1) docker can peg the CPU until it's restarted https://forums.do…
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Comment #12163280
I use Duo Mobile for some accounts; it supports push. Definitely nicer than rushing to type a number in before the timer expires :)
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Comment #12138513
Besides karma, I wonder if users will be motivated by career opportunities? Contributing to documentation could be a good signal to recruiters that are looking for experts in a par…
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Comment #9287499
There are frameworks that run on Mesos capable of running Docker containers. Check out Singularity, for example.
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Comment #2554060
Does anybody know how they'll be funded over the next few years?
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Comment #2534293
Congrats on this release, Sam. Pow just keeps getting better!
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Comment #2503585
I bought a burger from a mobile restaurant (large truck) the other day. They swiped my card through a Square reader. I appreciated not having to find an ATM. I'll eat there again n…
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Comment #2468520
Thanks, we'll take a look!
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Comment #2468507
Thanks for the feedback! We'll tweak the payment form to make it more usable.