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by AJRF 5y ago
You probably aren't the demographic Google want/needs to hire by the sound of it.
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by AJRF 5y ago
Geohotz had a good rant about this once - the kind of people who need to cram leetcodes and memorize algorithms are not the kinds of people who Google wants to pass these interviews. Makes a lot of sense, you could solve all these questions
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by AJRF 5y ago
Well to them it wasn't so much early as it was inconsistent. I mentioned somewhere else in this thread bank-to-bank transfer like the ones I was making are through the Faster Payments network which means they reconcile same-day - I don
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by AJRF 5y ago
Sorry, but nope you are wrong again, I was never paid after the 20th. Payment was always before or on the 20th, in 3 years not a single rental was after the 20th. I am sorry I am not fitting your curve neatly.
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by AJRF 5y ago
Nope not illiquid (quite the jump made there on your behalf given the available information). I get paid “on or around the 20th” every month. In some cases it’s earlier (if the 20th falls on a weekend I’ll be paid the Thursday before that w
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by AJRF 5y ago
But the landlord (the societal arbiter) agreed in this case - the software denied me. Very much an issue of the software in this case.
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by AJRF 5y ago
In competitive rental markets, there will always be another tenant who will not be "difficult" in the eyes of the agent who will snatch the place up from you if you start going off the beaten path. Before I got my place there were
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by AJRF 5y ago
Hey I don't make the rules - but if I don't play by them I lose a place I really wanted to live in. Sucks, but that's life.
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by AJRF 5y ago
OP here - Estate agent asked for 6 months bank statements, which I assume was requested by the referencing agency. I don't think is common practise in the U.K, but I asked around and lots of people told me it is more common that the la
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by AJRF 5y ago
I recently moved house. I was previously living with my friend, and we had an agreement I pay sometime before the end of the month. He gave me a contract and said you'll need this, just because when you go to the next place they will a
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R-Trees with Postgres(adamfallon.com)
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by AJRF 5y ago
About 6 months into my first proper gig I was working on some code for emailing people in estate agencies. Typically you've got three channels, Rental, Sales and Commercial there. This was a Java Spring app and I didn't really und
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by AJRF 5y ago
I had this and then got an M1 MBP and it flickers wildly on dark backgrounds when connected via USB-C. I think that's going to be my last Apple laptop.
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by AJRF 5y ago
I don't even know how to make strings in C, how the hell am I going to code on a quantum computer. Sigh.
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by AJRF 5y ago
Haha I didn't notice the reference, that's great!
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by AJRF 5y ago
Bit off topic but I love the NetBSD logo. It's very pleasing on the eye.
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by AJRF 5y ago
Are you sure they aren't being run through Rosetta? If I remember correctly, x86 apps run through a translation process on first launch which obviously takes time. An acceptable trade off given the alternative is to not have the app at
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by AJRF 5y ago
I was just thinking the other day that searching for TODO is probably a very good way to search a project for potential bugs or security issues. E.g; I see a bunch of todos in Firebase iOS SDK that look kind of interesting to an attacker. W
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by AJRF 5y ago
It uses async/await so they are still coloured functions - which, while coloured, doesn’t make it more painful to call than Non-concurrent methods I guess
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by AJRF 5y ago
Yeah according to Apple TSan introduces from 2x to 20x slowdown
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by AJRF 5y ago
Assumption but I wonder if the thread sanitiser crashes the app on thread access violations in debug builds so you can debug?
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by AJRF 5y ago
I have an 8 core i9 @ 2.4 and 32GB Of RAM and opened this page in Safari and good grief it’s the worst performance of a web page I’ve ever seen, not joking. It’s practically unusable. Given the product I’m curious is the performance of your
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by AJRF 5y ago
That reason being digital signatures. You can get the same confidence from posting an MD5 hash to check. Xips are an awful solution to fix a solved problem.
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by AJRF 5y ago
Other people in this thread have expressed it, but the reason it's not useful is because most developers are doing something like UML, but it's not UML - so you get none of the benefits of the Unified part. When I see a good UML d
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by AJRF 5y ago
I want people who haven't used Xcode to understand that this isn't a connection issue, there is something specifically weird happening with Xcode when you try to upgrade it. It has to be wed to the OS in such a way that makes the
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by AJRF 5y ago
Insult? No no no! I didn't mean to insult you at all, I was trying to find a good common ground to try explain why the Xcode 12.5 release fixes this issue without belabouring points you already know! A swift package manager product bef
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by AJRF 6y ago
Do you know the difference between dynamic and embedded binaries?
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by AJRF 6y ago
Carthage supports XCFrameworks now which means this is no longer required.
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by AJRF 6y ago
> if you depend on a static library, it will both statically link it _and_ embed the binary That's fixed in Xcode 12.5 https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode-release-note...
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by AJRF 6y ago
Looks like they've made an web-app ( https://pod-sources.cocoapods.org/ ) to check the distinct sources of a pod so you can have a fish to see if a source location url changed behind your back. Would be good to show a li

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