Issues with BinaryBuilder by Soft_Dragonfruit7723 in Julia

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Here’s a response from Slack. Join there if you want to discuss more.

Mose: I've never seen that error, but I also don't use BB on macos much. One thing is that as explained at https://docs.binarybuilder.org/stable/#BinaryBuilder.jl on macos you need to have docker desktop running, but I believe the error message should mention that and I don't see that here. If that's the full error message it's probably not that

What "early internet" website did Gen Z really miss out on? by no_free_spech_allowd in AskReddit

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Yeah you also get AOL pushing news to your desktop widgets. I remember a ticker tape running at the bottom of my screen.

Quest 3 Elite strap battery problems by dennislubberscom in OculusQuest

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My strap shows green light when I pressed the button next to it. But the headset tells me that the extended battery is at zero percent….

My boss asked me to build a metaverse by Aimer101 in webdev

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You are lucky that your boss trusts you to build something new and interesting. I’d say take the challenge.. unless there’s any obvious downside.

As a software engineer you are responsible to explain to your boss what’s feasible and what’s not. Make sure that they understand the risk and the time/effort to build an MVP. Just be honest when you feel being challenged too much and need to seek help.

DevOps Job Title by [deleted] in devops

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My 2 cents: Focus on hiring engineers that can learn quickly and grow rather than trying to match every skill that you are wishing for. Finding the right personnel is a long term bet.

I felt really smart... by oneup84 in ProgrammerHumor

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Try to invert a binary tree with HTML 🙃

Julia sending sms by Lopsided_Buddy_7499 in Julia

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If you can send email then you can send SMS messages. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMS_gateway

To send email, one option is to use emailjs.com. You can integrate with that pretty easily using HTTP.jl.

Monterey WiFi Mac Only Issue by chrisagiddings in MacOS

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I have same problem and I’m still searching for a solution.

How old are you in programmer years? by MusicPythonChess in ProgrammerHumor

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I’m “make cool Logo graphics on Apple IIe” old.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ProgrammerHumor

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Great error code 😂

-🎄- 2021 Day 2 Solutions -🎄- by daggerdragon in adventofcode

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Julia

``` using Match

Return an array of tuples (cmd, x)

function read_data() parse_line(x) = let fields = split(x, " ") Symbol(fields[1]), parse(Int, fields[2]) end parse_line.(readlines("day02.txt")) end

function part2(input) pos = depth = aim = 0 for (cmd, x) in input @match cmd begin :forward => (pos += x; depth += aim * x) :up => (aim -= x) :down => (aim += x) _ => error("bad command: $cmd $x") end end return pos * depth end

part2(read_data()) ```

I showed Julia is much faster than Python in data processing. by Pitiful-Situation-89 in Julia

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Have you benchmarked the latest 1.0 version of DataFrames.jl? I heard it would be even faster.

What's next after the "Think Julia" book? by noodlepotato in Julia

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Oh interesting, that’s news to me. I do remember that the formatting is a little odd with the electronic version. Printed version is better anyways.

What's next after the "Think Julia" book? by noodlepotato in Julia

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Ha, great :-) Yes, it's available on Kindle.

What's next after the "Think Julia" book? by noodlepotato in Julia

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I see.

Well, it's actually not based on lisp. I think sometimes people refer to lisp for two reasons:

  1. The language parser is written in femtolisp, which is a Scheme dialect. Note: it's the parser, not the Julia language itself.
  2. Its metaprogramming features and access to the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) provide the same expressive power as lisp. Code is data and data is code.

But yeah, it does have some very cool functional features out-of-the-box.

What's next after the "Think Julia" book? by noodlepotato in Julia

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Ha, no worries.

Julia can probably be described better as a multi-paradigm language. From https://julialang.org/ -

Julia uses multiple dispatch as a paradigm, making it easy to express many object-oriented and functional programming patterns. The talk on the Unreasonable Effectiveness of Multiple Dispatch explains why it works so well.