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by 101011 4y ago
Nice writeup! It'd be helpful to mention that SNS allows you to setup a retry policy and also allows for you to configure a DLQ when retries are exhausted.
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by 101011 4y ago
I think KaiOS is probably the closest thing that you can find. It will also have a browser, but trust me when I say that on most phones it's so slow and unusable that you won't be tempted to use it often. I had a similar issue for
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by 101011 4y ago
Is Spark what you're looking for? You can do all sorts of joins, groupings, and aggregations with parquet(s) acting as your source(s)
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by 101011 4y ago
To be fair, I think their algorithm is way better once it gets a bead on your interests. Now, that definitely results in some shows never pop up in your 'feed,' but overall I'm in 2 modes of watching: 1. Scrolling into someth
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by 101011 5y ago
Which is funny because you always hear how fast crypto transactions are. What everybody seems to leave out is that fully settling on the blockchain is slow and costly.
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by 101011 5y ago
Any surveys of India are going to amount to a small sample size across the entire population - India is massive. Also, they're almost certainly undercounting the extremely poor, a very sizable group that is going to fall through the cr
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by 101011 5y ago
I respectfully disagree. I have found great value out of database tests that did not require the overhead of end to end tests, which I've found can be brittle and slow - especially if your service depends in some way on another applica
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by 101011 5y ago
To be fair, orthogonal just means something that’s at a right angle to another line. I’ve heard people refer to something that is opposite, or an antonym to parallel (or in sync) as orthogonal.
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by 101011 5y ago
Spoilers dude! I haven't started yet.
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by 101011 5y ago
I wonder how much money on market research went into that.
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by 101011 5y ago
It's almost like there's no clear answer here.
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by 101011 5y ago
https://calteches.library.caltech.edu/51/2/CargoCult.htm
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by 101011 5y ago
Just curious: do you notice a difference in the population over time, or is it one of those things that mostly just works while it's running?
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by 101011 5y ago
I'm not convinced it is a bad thing. Good scale, relatively low latency, keeps your infrastructure costs down, and many of the other alerting options (looking at you Datadog and NewRelic) are crazy expensive. Open to hearing other opin
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by 101011 5y ago
Gee, I'll bet you were a peach to teach. Let's just fire all the teachers and see if the next batch of applicants do any better. I'm a software engineer and I'll happily admit that I'm grossly overpaid for the contr
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by 101011 5y ago
Oink...talk about the glory days. If it existed, it was there.
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by 101011 5y ago
Worth calling out here that SemVer has been around for a decade now, so "recent" is relative
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by 101011 5y ago
Don't do mobile?
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by 101011 5y ago
Have you read the Body Keeps the Score? It felt pop in the sense that it was on the leading edge, but I felt the author made a best effort to put forth the available science
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by 101011 5y ago
Don't most IDEs handle this already?
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by 101011 5y ago
Interesting, according to this blog post: https://blog.youtube/news-and-events/better-protecting-kids-... > YouTube now treats personal information from anyone watching children’s content on the platform as coming f
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by 101011 6y ago
While I agree that making something illegal won't stop it from happening - in this case, banning a currency drastically curtails the functionality of it. That reduces the value of it, which in turn would reduce demand and supply.
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by 101011 6y ago
You are very opinionated for what ultimately is a piece from a fiction writer. Of course he's going to play on words and conflate emotions when waxing about the meaning of life. I don't understand why so many have to be such a har
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by 101011 6y ago
More like, they're just wanting to make sure they're legally covered. There is no added benefit for the company in making that experience better. Source: working on a product engineering team for a larger company. Why would we uph
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by 101011 6y ago
The NYTimes just had a big scoop on Trump's tax returns. Would it be considered a hack if somebody within the IRS gave those documents to the press? What if the source was a foreign entity working through an intermediary? That is to sa
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by 101011 6y ago
Very interesting - can you link your source? I wasn't able to find that quote myself, and wanted to read more.
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by 101011 6y ago
Which points in particular are you disagreeing with from the article?
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by 101011 6y ago
I've probably tried a dozen or so. For MySQL, I haven't found anything that beats SequelPro. For Postgres, I haven't found anything that comes close to parity, but my favorite is Postico. I know people that swear by IntelliJ
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by 101011 6y ago
Calling someone a "gaslighting c *" didn't seem angry to you?
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by 101011 8y ago
I don't think the XKCD comic is wrong. It's a commentary on 'computerized voting.' Not a commentary on 'computerized voting with a paper trail,' which is what the writer of the article presents as a solution.

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