adamgordonbell

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have a podcast about software development and work on software builds

Podcast : corecursive.com Work: pulumi.com

Email: adam at corecursive dot com

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Comment · 13 hours ago
I only ever saw the directors cut, which sort of explains the plot, but seems like the non explained version is more loved.
Comment · 4 days ago
It seems like they have changed some wording. Used to be, I think, an annual donation made you a supporting member but now it makes you a donor.

Non the less, excellent organization. I had a monthly donation that I let lapse and will reinstate.

Most of the real work is done by lawyers working pro bono for CCLA to fight charter issues.

Comment · 8 days ago
Comment · 24 days ago
Debasish has been writing for a long time. I have one of his books on FP in my office.
Comment · 27 days ago
It's interesting that "story of your life" By Ted Chiang has also military meeting aliens whom are squids and the process of developing understanding is very very different. One tries to find common understanding, the other uses torture.

Peter Watts has a very dark view of humanity.

Comment · 29 days ago
Is there a solution for this?

I have this issue as well, of burning thru LED lights.

Comment · 1 month ago
Dude, so well done.

Say more about the process and / or drop some link pointers.

Comment · 1 month ago
Comment · 1 month ago
Say you've got a process that spans a bunch of services and touches the real world. Some ecommerce check out for example.

You need to reserve some inventory, charge a card, eventually email a customer and steps can go wrong. So you have queues, and retries and ways to back things out, undo changes.

To my understanding, Temporal's idea is to factor that part out, the queues and retries, and offsetting actions, so you write the logic and not the workflow orchestration.

Comment · 1 month ago
Dude I wish. If there is some hicup trick I would love to learn it.
Comment · 1 month ago
My story is similar!
Comment · 1 month ago
I'm not a diver but I suspect it can be learned. I have allergy issues that cause my ears to not equalize when allergies are hitting and I think I just learned how to do this. its just sort of muscle that can sort of be lightly controlled. Controlling one side vs the other I can't really manage.
Comment · 1 month ago
Comment · 2 months ago
Amazing! I'd love to see more videos of people playing it

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