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speedkills
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Comment #25256316
As scalability was one of the design goals. are there any comparisons of performance with huge repos?
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Comment #21836397
I'm not a fan. If I get a new hub, the last thing I want to do is unscrew every light switch to find the picture on it to scan and if I buy a house with pre-existing hardware I don…
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Comment #18874432
Every version of this I have seen in the past 20 years always ends up worthless after the braindump sites pop up. How do you intend to mitigate this?
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Comment #18864451
Painfully. File a ticket with another team and pray they don't put it off until next quarter because your teams priorities don't match up with theirs.
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Comment #18584186
Are you implying Scala is not the majority of Twitter's code?
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Comment #18442695
A large percentage of Dexcom developers have had their lives impacted by Diabetes in some way. This and plain old competition are the biggest drivers in their features and usabilit…
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Comment #17799550
Every single time I wonder, why not ask me for zip first then lookup city and state if possible.
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Comment #17663260
Is there any way to make diagrams render in a github readme?
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Comment #17615496
How are you liking DevonThink? It’s one of those bits of software I think about trying out from time to time but getting started with it looks like a bit of a time investment.
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Comment #17587143
If they weren’t checked, how would you know they are up to date?
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Comment #17515630
I agree with many of your points, but on that specific example code you pointed to which I have never used or looked at before, I find it plenty readable if you know how to read it…
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Comment #17400861
Scala implementation from one of the authors here: https://github.com/djspiewak/parseback
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Comment #16288933
Lowbrow.com
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Comment #16159195
Mini-rant: What happened to Boolean search in note taking apps? It seems to have been lost over the years. When I search for docker and get 80 notes returned, then change search to…
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Comment #15999717
Where I grew up it was: Don’t fish off of the company pier
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Comment #15867832
I can feel him searching for the difference, and think he is so close but I have a slightly different take on it. He says over time you become confident enough in something that yo…
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Comment #15052017
The Dotty compiler is going down the route you are looking for.
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Comment #13504963
Looks great at first glance. A strict or title only search would be nice, I searched for Scala and the first 5 jobs I checked out didn't list Scala anywhere, not even keywords or t…
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Comment #13492059
Maybe they don't bother. PSU is still teaching C++98.
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Comment #13492035
This is the best description of data flows used in functional programming I have ever seen. Really well done.
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Comment #13382127
Idris
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Comment #13381957
Plex is great EXCEPT they don't care about your data. They have refused to provide backup and restore capability for years. Been using Plex for a while and like it so much you want…
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Comment #13316204
More Scala, starting to dabble with early versions of Dotty, Idris, Haskell, Nim, and very possibly Rust.
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Comment #12796527
Just not with Xcode projects? I was looking for something like xcodebuild that I could run in a docker container and never found anything. Can you point me in the right direction?
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Comment #12793868
Is there anyway to build on Linux yet? Having to use a Mac to build and deploy is really inconvenient for some continuous integration setups.