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@t3dotgg Unit tests are overrated!

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@nikitonsky Does that work? 😅

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@t3dotgg @ThePrimeagen Same can be said about typescript.

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@ThePrimeagen You should check lisp conditional restarts. This is what try/catch should have been.
https://t.co/iZ9T17gfmP

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@ThePrimeagen Wait until you discover clojure.

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@RoxCodes @ThePrimeagen I've used ffmpeg to extract thumbnails and generate timelapses in the past and it can be done efficiently.

Feel free to dm me if you have any questions.

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@RoxCodes @ThePrimeagen If your workflow requires extracting large portions of the video that don't fit in your local storage (ie in a lambda function) then gstreamer is your best option because you can stream the output directly into s3.
https://t.co/JJg9VKv2pa

Assuming that s3 is available. 2/

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@janetacarr Is there an advantage? Is it possible to implement primitives like acknowledge using these protocols?

I have the feeling that core.async is one-way fire and forget kind of approach. Is there more to it ?

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@janetacarr Or just get rid of PR reviews and do it together in the 1st place. This way people do it together and learn from each other instead of someone giving opinions after the fact.

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@LeviticusNelson @jamiebrough @ThePrimeagen I think would be better to do it Spark to make sure it is future proof.
You never know when you gonna encounter a 20 terabyte CSV.

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@ThePrimeagen It's not like we hate types. Integer , strings, vectors, lists and maps are perfectly fine types.

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The software industry got so bad that we had to create IDEs that generate code for us. Now we created AIs that write code for us.
Maybe we should reflect on how we got here and how we normalized complexity.

#clojure #js #java #ChatGPT

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@nikitonsky https://t.co/biGlxMdfls There are several alternatives or "alikes" already. I'm sure that it is a lot of work.
Running on the JVM is actually a great feature, but I guess it depends on your goals

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@nonrecursive

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@bksgbr @borkdude @_honza Write once run everywhere? Whats the alternative? to distribute binaries for each platform? Distribute source like in go? What about JIT optimizations? Some optimizations cannot be performed at compiled time specially when dealing with code that is very dynamic.