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That kind of error was expected. I don't see it as an issue against the rewrite. They kept the stable versions on Zig in case ppl needs stability. Eventually, the errors will get fixed.
Congratulations on the project! It works great, until we need to handle the best part of Elixir, that's creating multiple actors.
This Task code, for example doesn't work.
Enum.map(0..10, fn(_) ->
Task.async(fn -> IO.puts("new process") end)
end) |> Task.await_many()I'm glad this project isgetting bigger. I remember wathcing the creator hacking on it on twitch back in a day.
Obsidian is by far my favorite note taking app of all time. I always try new ones for specific stuff to see how each can improve my productivity daily, but I always stick with it for all my most important things. This canvas product being opensourced and migrateable is great specially for users that try different things like me.
in ~ 2016 I built a plugin for on-my-fish to simplify the process of curling wttr.in https://github.com/oh-my-fish/plugin-wttr. From today I'm still using this plugin a lot. Checking out the weather on your terminal turns out to be faster than open a weather website or unlock my phone and check in out a weather app.
This is great. I love to see this kind of news. Good teachers are very expensive and there's a of schools that prefers to have mediocre ones and capitalize their earnings.
I'm doing 4 to 6 online courses per year I think it's a great way to spend my money. And I always have the same teachers with me
Hey. I work for a large media company also. And I agree with you in everything that you say.
But one thing I got to agree with you, this looks fantastic. I'm willing to try that soon or later cause I just wanna to see the looks and feels.
One thing that I believe tough is that if the platform is extensible enough may be easier to convince media companies to use it. Unfortunately is more a political game than an useful one.
This is amazing Thanks so much author.
Erlang/elixir is getting some awesome love from hacker news. <3
This is pretty sweet for testing repetitive tasks and also to get starting with macros on elixir.
I use fish for a year now. I was actually gonna give a try on fisherman. But I found out that oh-my-fish (which I currently use) repos are down because of one guy that maintain the fisherman and is abusing of DMCA all over oh-my-fish repositories. https://github.com/oh-my-fish/oh-my-fish.
Not gonna give a try on a project that is primary maintained for bad people with bad intentions.
these numbers are great.
Course it is. JRuby has been faster then MRI for a long time. That does not mean I use it for production.
I liked it.
I was planning a product like these for a hackaton, mainly because I wanted to have something alike. Glad someone already made it =D
Omg i didn't see that. Must see the full presentation.
This is really f&ed up. They are clearly against the common user that only wants to use their software. They advocate so much about security but embed a undesired software with their runtime. I really can't understand.
Most of the time the job that a Data Scientist does is a job that a 20$/hour graduate worker does. The Big Picture, I think is how to orient a 30$/hour grad. to cooperate with a highly skilled Data Scientist.
That's totally true. I've been a Java developer for quite a while. And I always find myself struggling with some Eclipse bugs or bad implementations. I downloaded android studio since the very beginning for the Android projects. The more stable interface really helps a lot.
I would. C++ is still really important for low level algorithms. One can always do some low level programming with Java or C#. But is not as effective when it's done with Java/C#.
VPN is always great. I'm using http://myhosting.com/ and it is pretty decent