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Inspired by this post here[0]. I am a self taught developer (actually, not a developer yet, just trying my best to be one). I have attempted to get started with algorithms and data…

Ah, I didn't check your username. So, its your project, awesome work and thanks for doing it. :D

Is there a guide just for using the actix framework that explains what are actors, how they are different from other abstractions and the pros and cons?

I would say types. I think types have been really a lot of help to me, coming from mostly dynamic languages. It forces you to think about your problem more than just throwing some …

> There are still places where callbacks are better) Like? I am genuinely interested in knowing the drawbacks of promises and places where a callback like structure is more favoura…

I think I will start with elixir too since I am already a bit familiar with Ruby.

Awesome, one thing, what is the advantage of microservices, to lets say, modular monolith?

I am also thinking about going the elixir way, what did you use to get started?

So I am trying to move away from NodeJs for my next project and I can't decide between Elixir and Go. Can't decide what to choose, any idea if there is any advantage for a noob to …

Bitcoins are asset, plain and simple. Fiat currencies are derivatives, gold is not. There are derivative instruments on top of gold that let you make money on its market trends, bu…

Derivatives are just instruments to bet against or for market trends of assets. There are futures contract, options, swaps and other derivative vehicles for every market, be it cry…

Hmmm. Good point, I too hope ten years down the line we laugh at the ICO era. But the 'coin' part is actually more than a moniker. It has provided a PoC that value can be proved an…

> I don't see the need for a degree if you have the skills. What skills? I see everyone saying this but the idea what industry considers skills is kinda elusive, at least to me. An…

I have been looking to learn a compiled language that's easy to use. Go seemed the likely candidate but then I recently discovered Kotlin Native.

I am a programming noob. Recently after learning about paradigms, I found the functional approach easier to grasp than OOP. I have been using Haskell and JS for learning primarily.…

I don't think BlockChain is about creating a newer coin, it's just interesting as a topic.

Hey you got some link for other tutorials to go from here?