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by 015a 4y ago
I'm not familiar with Clojure, but: how would that suggestion handle a model like: `hometown: City extends String, livesIn: City extends String` Is the counter-argument that these are poorly specified types, and it should be: `hometown
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by 015a 4y ago
This is a bad idea. 1. The main point of the visibility timeout is to handle failure. A message is read by a consumer; the visibility timeout starts; that consumer finishes some processing; then deletes the message from the queue. But, what
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by 015a 4y ago
Sure; but 8 times out of 10, these things happen and there's no recession. People were SCREAMING recession recession recession in 2020 Q1-Q2. It never materialized. You've got the "well we kicked the can down the road" g
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by 015a 4y ago
I agree, and I think the argument "well most of it is stock" is also bullshit. Comp is comp; warehouse workers could be granted RSUs, but they don't (afaik) because reasons. Every dollar he's compensated could be compens
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by 015a 4y ago
The funny thing about recessions, and macroeconomics as a whole; much of the time, we eat the food we cook. If there is an upcoming recession, the most likely root cause is that a bunch of people believed there will be an upcoming recession
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by 015a 4y ago
Right, and I think that strikes at the core of the issue; AWS allows you to configure things in insecure, poorly architected ways. Then they'll tell you "oh this is bad, you should fix that", as if they weren't the ones
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by 015a 4y ago
Here's what you're missing: The USD:USDT exchange rate should always be 1:1. If 1 USDT is, due to market pressure, suddenly worth $0.98 USD, Tether's responsibility involves some analysis of either waiting for the market to r
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by 015a 4y ago
I feel that. Not everyone wants to make keyboards a hobby. What I'll say is: I've had both the MX Keys, and the G915. The MX Keys is the baby brother chicklet version of this one. The G915 is Logitech's gaming-grade low-profi
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by 015a 4y ago
I'd say Yeah. I use and pay for their Apps platform for a few personal projects. Its cheap (like $5/mo/app). It reminds me enough of Heroku that I'm happy. The built-in CI is kind of slow. But it just works and requires
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Here's the stance I take: there are many reasons why something might be labeled tech debt. However; assuming the remediation of that debt is implemented in good faith, by reasonable skilled engineers; there is near-always business valu
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by 015a 4y ago
Precisely; and that's a big reason I would disagree with the OP and say that the method of "do in 2 hours what takes someone else 8 then take the day off" is actually a bad strategy for managing stress. First; you're gon
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by 015a 4y ago
I would describe myself having been that person in my previous role (of six years). Started as dev#2, grew to ~100 people, you grow along with the company, having seen everything, had a hand in making most of it, it'd make anyone an ex
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by 015a 4y ago
If you have YouTube Premium & the YouTube mobile app; click on your profile picture, then YouTube Premium Benefits. It'll tell you there, of all places, your total "Ad-free video watchtime"; doesn't include the hours
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by 015a 4y ago
Here's another stat: Over the past month, the entire cryptocurrency market lost over $1T USD in market capitalization; about 50%. There's different ways one can look at this situation. I take a bit of a grim view, for crypto as a
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by 015a 4y ago
Quote I heard at some point (about crypto, and many things): Money is a star which obscures our view of the planets orbiting it. Blockchains have many use-cases. The community's insistent push toward tokenization and assetiziation of t
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by 015a 4y ago
Easy; just look at their corporate leadership page. Plenty of white men there!
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By my memory; not researched, probably wrong, but: one of the early organizations to use the word "toxicity" to describe human behavior was actually (not a joke) Riot Games, in describing some League of Legends players. I wish I c
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by 015a 4y ago
Both examples are toxic; malicious; whatever adjective you'd like to use. If the alternative is to worry about devaluing the word, and thus letting less-toxic-by-whatever-definition-suits-me-best workplaces slide, because dontchaknow s
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by 015a 4y ago
The unique thing about Cloudflare's product offerings is how global-first they are; traditional cloud providers (AWS to DigitalOcean) have a very region-oriented domain model, with select christened services allowed or architected to b
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Here's a list of every advantage I've heard about GraphQL. All of these advantages were used as evidence to push a transition internally at my organization. Many regret it at this point, not to spoil the conclusion, but: (1) Its s
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by 015a 4y ago
I'd argue GraphQL really doesn't even solve that "mini-query-language" problem all that well. But, I'm with you; that's how its sold. Its one of the big things its proponents say. And it fails at it. Let me pic
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by 015a 4y ago
What happened last year was FAR from normal operations in the markets. What happened last year wasn't even a "surge in activity"; it was a hurricane. And, to be frank; Robinhood can obviously accept some blame, sure, but the
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by 015a 5y ago
In your worldview: the government subsidizes rural life by... building roads? Making gas cheaper? How does all the food grown in rural areas make it into cities? Not by teleportation; by being loaded into semis, driven on roads, using gas.
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by 015a 5y ago
> we're going to get serious about climate change, will that mean $10 gas? Even with electric cars, the cost will increase. Will we continue to spend a fortune on roads and other accommodations for rural life? I've heard this
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by 015a 5y ago
Agreed. I'm a founder of a 3d design & printing shop; of the three of us, one prefers Fusion, one prefers TinkerCAD, and I prefer Shapr3D. It really distills Fusion down; taking the, maybe, 40% of Fusion that 70% of people use 90%
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by 015a 5y ago
All of this is possible, but the reality is: Twitter is a 16 year old company that has changed imperceptibly since its inception. Elon has several polls over the past month, voted on by literally over 3M people, vehemently disagreeing with
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by 015a 5y ago
Right; if an attack gains access to your password vault, then one vector MFA can protect against (the multi-factor part) isn't valid. But that's not the only vector. The biggest vector MFA protects against isn't really brute
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by 015a 5y ago
I'm not seeing why that would be a problem.
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I'm fairly certain you do pay per invocation; $0.20/million. Its not the bulk of the cost for sure but its non-zero nonetheless.
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This idea that "eventually you make enough where money doesn't matter anymore" is a meme that couldn't be more wrong. Its the kind of thing said by someone who has never made that much money, but who is extrapolating the

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