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If they can't explain why, they don't get the fun internet interview stuff
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Will you feel better looking at a wiring job that seems guaranteed to burn down the building if you don't fix it? And will Management agree?
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Deming, CommonCog
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Everything I've seen from Xu on YouTube is more like Dave Ramsey than Matt Levine.
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I am not sure on that. But I am certain the article Amazon published on cutting AWS bill by 90% by simplifying juvenile microservices to a dead simple monolith was deleted on accident.
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"userspace networking"
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What you're describing is targeted by Parquet/Iceberg + an engine like Dremio. But targeted at big data / analytics.
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I'd watch Superfastmatt's latest video on the subject, although I think there is one competitor in particular that is supposed to be a similarly good experience.
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Or want your car to drive itself. I only drive long distance and my Comma has completely changed how often I visit family and improved my safety coming home from exhausting weekends.
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I'm in a similar situation; what resources did you find helpful for learning NixOS? Tho I could skip that for now and stick containerized, in which case I just need Nomad..but I'm not certain on picking it over K8s in any case. Ju
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You'd better go read the spec. And this: https://chsasank.com/classic_papers/end-to-end-system-design...
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Just wanted to say thanks for saving pilot lives and making an awesome sport more accessible. As someone with a background in controlling difficult vehicles who has seen the accessibility improvements of electric assists, your plan makes se
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It's not about him being licensed so much as the plane itself being approved.
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Why a webpage instead of another TUI?
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>In 2008–12, the rate of violent victimization was highest for persons in poor households (39.8 per 1,000) and lowest for persons in high-income households (16.9 per 1,000) (table 1). This pattern was consistent across all types of viole
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What counts as plausible nowadays may surprise you given your grasp on true performance. Observe these professionals. https://www.primevideotech.com/video-streaming/scaling-up-th...
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How do you feel about Malloy vs PRQL?
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Sounds like Antithesis's hypervisor.
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Another way to look at it is a long shot on a new higher level language to entice the folks currently reaching for Java, Python, or other runtime interpreters. An easy and safe language that shifts more work to compile time and offers high
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I wonder if a subset of Rust would be a good candidate. It would certainly involve hardcoding the templates for some `unsafe` incantations into the compiler in order to treat Rust as remotely equivalent to a C target, which is beyond me, bu
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Yep, that's why there are no more prop trading shops.
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I recently visited the national bowling hall of fame in Reno. On the bottom floor there's a consumer grade bowling alley. For the lanes, they had some fancy new tablets in place of the old school 80s keyboard system. We couldn't f
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No. Profile first. Make sure you've tried tweaking params like batch sizes.
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No one has ever said that since no database implements the whole standard or limits themselves to just the standard. jOOQ blog has some good writings on this. I am glad at least that the standard gave us a sizeable common subset over half a
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All of these layouts are a waste of time. I have yet to see anyone make a convincing quantitative argument for learning one. If it's fun for you, great. If buying things makes you feel like you're progressing in a hobby, good luck
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Personal assistant without the effort of vetting / preventing identity fraud / theft would go a long way.
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I was suspicious when they advertised on sale for $30 last year. Maybe Lina Khan will peruse the emails that lead to that clearance. Though it's no surprise Spotify failed at hardware given their general software competency. Broke the
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What's the better way?
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We should be ashamed of every dollar wasted on this lazy-middle-class-New-Deal that wasn't spent helping children in poor schools in the same nation. Luckily, the research for how best to help those schools is being done in Universitie
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What's neat about Rust is that in its macro land, writing the code that checked for this condition would be not only possible, but doable, imaginable, and aided by easily installable OSS libraries. So it's not just about being sli
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