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rt4 posted:emacs update: this is pretty cool and im probably not going to renew my jetbrains subscription at this rate I wanna use emacs for clojure but I’m too lazy to learn it. I’d pay someone like 40 bucks to teach me how to use it. IntelliJ and cursive just suit too many needs for me to be assed
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free the post
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Jul 2, 2017 01:52
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emacs is good. i wish i could find a copy that works on Tiger. e: newer than the version that's built in which is i think 22
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Jul 2, 2017 02:19
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tef posted:it made hacker news every time queuechat comes up in this thread, it's you and mononcqc vehemently arguing against them, and everyone else going "what's the big deal?" it seems to be a lesson you need to learn through bitter operational experience, and some internet person writing about it is unlikely to convince you that queues aren't the be all and end all - especially with the hype that comes with eg kafka
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Jul 2, 2017 02:40
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fritz posted:i bit the bullet a while ago and moved to 3, most of my work's in a repl and i majorly dislike some of the changes like "map no longer returns a list" b/c it messes with my muscle memory pretty terrilbe because of this I wrote an ipython magic command to automatically convert certain objects (map, range) to lists when I'm looking at them but I forgot about it until now
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Jul 2, 2017 02:49
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tef posted:it's a tersely written long read apparently goddamn those millennials  or something about "working class" here to sound more british-like
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redleader posted:every time queuechat comes up in this thread, it's you and mononcqc vehemently arguing against them, and everyone else going "what's the big deal?" it seems to be a lesson you need to learn through bitter operational experience, and some internet person writing about it is unlikely to convince you that queues aren't the be all and end all - especially with the hype that comes with eg kafka "what's the big deal?" can be split into those who know, don't know, and think they know how adding a queue in impacts their system. queues aren't going to murder your family and they work quite well certain things, but they are not without their downsides and people reach for queues without actually thinking about their finite scalability and failure scenarios in some form or another. like all things in a distributed system, you shouldn't use one queue unless you understand how you'd use two. maybe the next tef-post can be "no, that won't solve all your problems"
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Jul 2, 2017 03:17
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ima need a gang tag related to queues also I got like 2-3 blog posts about how queues dont solve them problems but linking to them overall accomplishes little
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Jul 2, 2017 03:21
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redleader posted:it seems to be a lesson you need to learn through bitter operational experience that's operations quote:some internet person writing about it is unlikely to convince you that queues aren't the be all and end all you say this but i have literally stopped someone writing a message broker in rust apparently quote:- especially with the hype that comes with eg kafka kafka is a weird one, because, unlike many of the contemporaries, well, it's built with the assumption of running in a cluster, and topics being partitioned meanwhile: there's like 20 data platform startups all writing their own component of some sort of stack, made from the other companies apache software projects
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Jul 2, 2017 03:24
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FamDav posted:like all things in a distributed system, you shouldn't use one queue unless you understand how you'd use two. ooh, i like this
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Jul 2, 2017 03:28
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y'all need to qq more about queues
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Jul 2, 2017 03:30
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tef posted:kafka is a weird one, because, unlike many of the contemporaries, well, it's built with the assumption of running in a cluster, and topics being partitioned you still have to make sure you can scale the number of partitions and not have your application gently caress up, Kafka just forces you to acknowledge that as part of its api
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Jul 2, 2017 03:38
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redleader posted:every time queuechat comes up in this thread, it's you and mononcqc vehemently arguing against them, and everyone else going "what's the big deal?" yeah almost as if they worked somewhere that outgrew a lot of practices that work at small and medium scale
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Jul 2, 2017 03:45
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tef posted:you say this but i have literally stopped someone writing a message broker in rust apparently fwiw i'll look at queues very skeptically in the future. not that i'll ever drive any architectural decisions, but still...
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Cocoa Crispies posted:yeah almost as if they worked somewhere that outgrew a lot of practices that work at small and medium scale yes this is my point. most people don't run into those problems so will dismiss their points out of hand
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EDIT: in retrospect, this was too rude
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Jul 2, 2017 04:03
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Cocoa Crispies posted:yeah almost as if they worked somewhere that outgrew a lot of practices that work at small and medium scale I WISH
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Jul 2, 2017 04:20
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fritz posted:i bit the bullet a while ago and moved to 3, most of my work's in a repl and i majorly dislike some of the changes like "map no longer returns a list" b/c it messes with my muscle memory pretty terrilbe yeah and map is super weird because it's not just a generator object it's a special map object. why maybe it's an implementation thing but god it sucks. GvR is honestly about as bad as rob pike or rms when it comes to advocating against common sense things that go against ~~his vision~~ of the project
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Jul 2, 2017 04:35
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tef posted:I WISH if you're into penguins and rooibos tea I know some people in South Africa who do interesting work
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Jul 2, 2017 04:44
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tef posted:it's a tersely written long read apparently you need an animated gif in between each paragraph to keep it exciting
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Jul 2, 2017 06:29
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I ordered some RAM for my iMac off eBay from China. 3x 512MB PC-133 SDRAM. one identifies as 512MB PC-100 one identifies as 256MB PC-133 one doesn't work 
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Jul 2, 2017 08:39
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Plorkyeran posted:you need an animated gif in between each paragraph to keep it exciting arbitrary emboldening is also very helpful, it tells me which words I can skip
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Jul 2, 2017 12:30
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tef posted:I WISH you wish there was the political will to go beyond medium scale things that were showing serious shortcomings?
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Jul 2, 2017 12:34
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Luigi Thirty posted:I ordered some RAM for my iMac off eBay from China. 3x 512MB PC-133 SDRAM. last time i bought 512mb ram, george w bush was president
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Jul 2, 2017 14:07
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Luigi Thirty posted:I ordered some RAM for my iMac off eBay from China. 3x 512MB PC-133 SDRAM.
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Jul 2, 2017 14:13
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curufinor posted:last time i bought 512mb ram, george w bush was president it won't identify anything above 512mb unless you use 2x 512 sticks
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Jul 2, 2017 16:12
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where'd you get it from? I almost always go to MemoryX, and did even before I could pick up from their will-call they've always done me right and they carry all sorts of old obscure backstock, which you can search by Mac model, at reasonable prices most recent thing I got from them was VRAM for a Quadra 700
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Jul 2, 2017 19:50
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chinese seller on ebay lol
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Jul 2, 2017 21:08
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i'm really happy with kafka tbh but people ask "i need an X, is kafka an X" and the answer is always no it's just a big, dumb buffer which is good becasue its fairly predictable how it behaves, so you can put it into a larger system disregarding all the stuff they've added like streams and exactly-once-delivery, which i wouldn't trust at all it took ages just for deleting topics to work right like 4 releases with "we're pretty sure it works this time"
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Jul 2, 2017 21:59
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FamDav posted:maybe the next tef-post can be "no, that won't solve all your problems" no silver buffer
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Jul 2, 2017 22:02
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oh yeah I installed Xcode on my actual modern Mac laptop and what the gently caress is objective c this is terrible!!! also Xcode is not easy to use on a laptop, I'll have to hook up my DisplayPort to HDMI adapter again to use it with my PC monitor
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Jul 3, 2017 00:59
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objective c is cool cuz it's based on smalltalk the one true oop language
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Jul 3, 2017 04:08
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Luigi Thirty posted:oh yeah I installed Xcode on my actual modern Mac laptop and what the gently caress is objective c this is terrible!!! I use Xcode to work on Xcode on a portable all the time and give it just a little bit and you'll realize you're entirely wrong about Objective-C, too
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im slowly starting to hate rstudio, much like i do hate ides such as spyder when i have alternatives available. sadly, i don't think ill get a visual studio seat to replace rstudio in other news, my first bug report to a major open source project got accepted as a but so now im only 99% terrible coder (perhaps)
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Jul 3, 2017 07:31
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eschaton posted:I use Xcode to work on Xcode on a portable all the time I have a 2011 MBA with 2gb of ram and a 900p screen, it chugs running Xcode but does laptop stuff (internet, writing stuff, playing Nintendo) fine 
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Jul 3, 2017 07:37
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oh, 2GB of RAM, uh...
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Jul 3, 2017 09:28
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Luigi Thirty posted:oh yeah I installed Xcode on my actual modern Mac laptop and what the gently caress is objective c this is terrible!!! give it a chance it's not bad at all. in fact you'll come to miss things like quasi-mandatory labels for function arguments in other languages
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eschaton posted:oh, 2GB of RAM, uh... more ram than most of the computers Luigi works with have disk.
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Jul 3, 2017 11:55
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teaching r with minecraft is the most terrifying education thing ive seen since devos confirmation
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does anyone have any good tools for managing multiple git repos? at job i work with like 8 repos, and have to make changes in 3 - 8 depending on what a ticket touches. this obviously makes checking out branches, committing and merging quite annoying i want a thing that lets me - pull all repos - check out ticket branch for a repo if exists else use master - merge branch A into my branch for all repos cos i sure am mad about having to do 1000 commands just to work on poo poo like a chump
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