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If you wanna make it work; this is sadly the only way until Docker Compose is patched.

Rename .env to something else and reconfigure autoenv.

This doesn't work. At least not with 1.24.1.

I'm using autoenv - https://github.com/inishchith/autoenv.

The workaround that I've found for this problem is to set "AUTOENV_ENV_FILENAME=.env.user" and then inside the project folder, I'm now using ".env.user" instead of just ".env".

I'll use this hack until Docker guys fix Docker Compose.

As a technology director succumbed to the (product) managements wish for new functionalities over the scalability.

Now we have a lot of useful and legitimately needed functionality and unscalable system.

Make sure that you always measure and present the numbers of your systems abilities along with new product features to the management.

It is a very tricky balance. Hard to master. Communicate!

This was exactly question in my mind as well when I saw Ballerina.

What are the major differences to Scala with Akka?

Exactly.

Why o why is this not written in a way to support TypeScript?

Love the concept, love the push. But to be sincere, won't touch it with a pole because of Dart. However,...

Why o why is this thing not written with/for TypeScript?

I would recommend that you definitely look into Scala. The language that was fundamentally designed to be "scalable" with and/for frameworks. Check this resource for more information.

- https://scalameta.org/

- https://speakerdeck.com/itakeshi/metaprogramming-in-scala-th...

- https://geirsson.com/post/2016/02/scalameta/

- https://github.com/milessabin/shapeless

- https://vimeo.com/217863345

I built this little script a few years ago if someone finds it useful. Works for MAC and it changes your MAC address. ~>

https://github.com/otobrglez/mac_changer

The feature has been requested since 2015 and still absent. ;/

I've used GNU Plot to create this lovely 3D animation of my running data (GPS tracks).

https://vimeo.com/96479940

Some Ruby scripting and ffmpeg was also involved. Here is the code - https://github.com/otobrglez/movement

- More "reactive" frameworks / languages / tools.

- More functional principles and more resilient implementations.

- Complete decoupling from lower levels. Meaning that you don't care about servers anymore. Apps are Dockerized and resources are dedicated automatically.

- No more human designed APIs. Why write APIs if modern machine learning principles can replace the whole concept?

- More lambda / serverless concepts.

- APIs and integrations will be automated and auto discovered.

- More (micro)services, mixing of different languages and stacks.

- More streams, more events,...

Hey guys! If you are interested in "different" shells and REPLs I suggest you check out Ammonite-REPL / Ammonite-Shell -http://www.lihaoyi.com/Ammonite/ It's written in Scala and well. It looks ql. :)

Let me save you some time. Atari: Game Over on Netflix ~> http://www.netflix.com/title/80042198

Here is a nice explanation by author (Žiga Miklič) - http://codepen.io/ziga-miklic/blog/pure-css-tic-tac-toe

How about what is hot? ;) I know that that is not a filter, but it would sure be a nice thing to see. There will surely be a lot of content, but since I don't have time to constantly check X, Y, Z... I would really appreciate summary or some hot-list.

Thanks for the reference. David's post looks awesome!

I've used OpenNLP with jRuby for my NLP experiment. Check it out https://github.com/otobrglez/politiki-ner to get an idea how to mix it.

Thanks for you comment Josh. In production I actually implemented PG version and it's still in use today. I thought it will scale better and last longer. I didn't do benchmarking or anything like that - it think it would really depend on size of you dataset. For something serious - compute recommendation in background and store them in database. I believe that is how "big boys" do it. :)