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Episode 16: That's my internet voice
This week Amos and Chris discuss a fun absinthe bug and try to determine how to pronounce "leex". Chris describes his frustrations with REST and why building clients for REST apis is probably the worst thing ever.
In the main topic this week, Amos expresses his frustration with Purely Functional Data Structures and understanding amortized time analysis. Chris attempts to provide some clarity by describing the physicists method.
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Links:
- Leex
- The Morning Paper
- Purely Functional Data Structures
- Amortized Analysis
- Ideal Hash Trees
- Hash array mapped trie
- Absinthe Issue — When running with attributes that have escape characters and
on the same line the order of the attributes matters for the outcome.
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This week Amos and Chris discuss a fun absinthe bug and try to determine how to pronounce "leex". Chris describes his frustrations with REST and why building clients for REST apis is probably the worst thing ever.
In the main topic this week, Amos expresses his frustration with Purely Functional Data Structures and understanding amortized time analysis. Chris attempts to provide some clarity by describing the physicists method.
Support Elixir Outlaws
Links:
- Leex
- The Morning Paper
- Purely Functional Data Structures
- Amortized Analysis
- Ideal Hash Trees
- Hash array mapped trie
- Absinthe Issue — When running with attributes that have escape characters and
on the same line the order of the attributes matters for the outcome.
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