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by Dowwie 4y ago
>anytime I work on something It's probably not the case that you're facing challenges anytime you work. That's an unfair generalization that you're holding against yourself. What about the times when the work you&#x
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by Dowwie 4y ago
aws_s3: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/USER_...
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by Dowwie 4y ago
I create a DAG using recursive sql. I assume that saving data in a graph and querying the graph with a native graph language would be faster. Has anyone benchmarked performance differences between the two?
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Belief traps: Tackling the inertia of harmful beliefs(pnas.org)
3 points by Dowwie 4y ago|0 comments
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by Dowwie 4y ago
First thing that came to mind in answering this question relates to project management. Is there a way to teach project decomposition, breaking large amounts of work into logical 2-week sprints? Expertise gives you insights into design, a
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What’s the Best Base Layer Fabric? Wool vs. Alpaca vs. Polyester(backpackinglight.com)
2 points by Dowwie 4y ago|1 comments
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by Dowwie 4y ago
It won't be pushed aside. It just won't be adopted for the next project someone works on. When this is done by enough people, great changes can happen quickly
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by Dowwie 4y ago
You don't support actix-web applications? There was a closed attempt at integrating it as a feature in the Summer and nothing since then.
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by Dowwie 4y ago
Have you seen what is possible with Elixir and its Broadway library? You can set up a fault tolerant, concurrent worker pool utilizing all of the necessary feedback mechanisms involved with message processing.
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by Dowwie 4y ago
In re: "Tokio, Messaging Queues and Async Rust", the Rust community may one day have a robust, fault-tolerant data ingestion and data processing pipeline like Elixir's Broadway, but today it remains a customized, heavy lift (
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by Dowwie 4y ago
Extractor types aren't magical. You can clearly see the types involved. How and when are those types constructed? That's up to you to research.
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by Dowwie 4y ago
It's in the article but the tldr is that they split the file into 32 chunks, upload the chunks in parallel, and reassemble when uploading is complete.
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by Dowwie 4y ago
I should have given web development in the 90s my complete attention while in high school but thought it was too complicated and too great a challenge. There weren't as many resources to learn from and I didn't have access to men
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by Dowwie 4y ago
Assuming you live a lucky, healthy, full life with access to healthcare, you can live until your 80s. You will have at least another 25 years left to work in good health. There are some physically demanding jobs that you won't qualif
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by Dowwie 4y ago
I do not recommend this README be used as a reference for onboarding. People need to stop upvoting this post.
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by Dowwie 4y ago
Can any of the contributors to ChiselStore [1] , mentioned in the article, elaborate on the comment made about it? What's the big deal about not fitting well with SQLx? This isn't a requirement for such a library to be successf
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Number of States with High Rates of Adult Obesity More Than Doubles(cdc.gov)
57 points by Dowwie 4y ago|103 comments
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It Hurts to Ask [pdf](scholar.princeton.edu)
199 points by Dowwie 4y ago|94 comments
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TradeWars 2002 Community(classictw.com)
2 points by Dowwie 4y ago|0 comments
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by Dowwie 4y ago
I tried out this design system but got a bill for $125,000 for scrolling charges
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by Dowwie 4y ago
> We now have about 4,500 administrators on the main campus, about three times the number of faculty, and that’s a new development over the past 20 years
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by Dowwie 4y ago
Maybe "unproven" was a poor choice of words. I'd be willing to go so far as to say that it is "proving" itself as bleeding edge technology. However, if measured by adoption and risk-taking, it is largely unproven.
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by Dowwie 4y ago
I'm curious what your take is on the incident detection side of things. Would Grapl have helped Uber detect anomalies?
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by Dowwie 4y ago
You think that it is worth repeating that multifactor authentication not based on the latest unproven marketing hype technology, Webauthn, is dangerously insecure? You don't know what you're talking about.
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by Dowwie 4y ago
Do you think that it would be beneficial during analyst conference calls to highlight that Cloudflare is using Rust to build its next-gen critical systems? It shows a strong commitment to building best-in-class technology.
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by Dowwie 4y ago
You may be interested in knowing that about two years ago, a team of engineers at Dropbox wrote gory details about their use of Rust and it was inspiring. The passion about their work really came through. The team also held an AMA on &#x2
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How Abbott Kept Sick Babies from Becoming a Scandal(nytimes.com)
3 points by Dowwie 4y ago|0 comments
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by Dowwie 4y ago
I'm curious as to how you're using these stats for monitoring. What kind of insights are you gaining with this, and in what context is it used?
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Essential Knots(outdoorlife.com)
3 points by Dowwie 4y ago|0 comments
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by Dowwie 4y ago
Ken Burns's documentaries on America's National Parks, The Civil War, The Vietnam War, and The War Herzog's "Lo and Behold"

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