Dowwie

40 ms·

631.
by Dowwie 5y ago
> In the past IT people, whether we're talking about programmers or something else, were very clever people. People with a high level of intelligence that took serious pride in doing things in a meaningful and pragmatic way. This is
632.
by Dowwie 5y ago
You mentioned that you got to work with Rust. Is the critical boss an opponent of using the language for projects? The issue could be political and have nothing to do with you. Another thing worth noting is that this can be a manipulatio
633.
The Need for a Culture of Achievement(quillette.com)
1 points by Dowwie 5y ago|0 comments
634.
by Dowwie 5y ago
If every democratic nation voted to cease development of these programs, the programs will continue where democracy doesn't.
635.
Covid-19 Online Visualization Collection(covic-visualizer.herokuapp.com)
1 points by Dowwie 5y ago|0 comments
636.
Intentional learning in practice: A 3x3x3 approach(mckinsey.com)
1 points by Dowwie 5y ago|0 comments
637.
by Dowwie 5y ago
The next wave of exploitation in this web3 space will involve lending practices. Kids will pledge their digital assets as collateral to buy other goods on margin. Their assets will lose value in the market and the kids will receive margin
638.
by Dowwie 5y ago
Going to need to mulch more carbon-rich material and introduce digital worms to work through the pile
639.
by Dowwie 5y ago
Can a Sysop interrupt a session, entering a chat with the user? Where are the doors?
640.
Daily Programmer on Reddit(old.reddit.com)
1 points by Dowwie 5y ago|0 comments
641.
by Dowwie 5y ago
... By those who visit the advent of code subreddit.
642.
by Dowwie 5y ago
Buy yourself some four sigmatic coffee and see for yourself
643.
by Dowwie 5y ago
Ryan Levick used to stream Rust videos when he had the time. They are excellent.
644.
by Dowwie 5y ago
"Overall, the potential for lead ingestion from contaminated ceramic mugs is minimal when compared to other sources, such as food. The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) reported that the average daily intake of l
645.
by Dowwie 5y ago
I was going to up-vote because I work with Rust and am invested in it professionally, but I didn't because the title is click-bait and article unsubstantial.
646.
by Dowwie 5y ago
Noted. Thanks for sharing your experiences with that. We need to hear more about lackluster investments in tech.
647.
by Dowwie 5y ago
In action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGCewPUvF70
648.
by Dowwie 5y ago
I think you're helping bring balance to the enthusiasm here for using Postgres as a multi-purpose tool. However, there is a lot of room for you and the advocates favoring Postgres to both be right about tooling. I adopted RabbitMQ be
649.
by Dowwie 5y ago
Polars could bring the best of both worlds together if it can codegen python api calls to their Rust equivalent. A user conducts ad-hoc analysis and rapid development with Python. When the work is ready to ship, the user invokes a codegen
650.
by Dowwie 5y ago
The article and its author represent the toxicity that the Rust community would be better without. The article is a series of illegitimate attacks against valued members of the community. Author and article condemned. The article is a lon
651.
by Dowwie 5y ago
Fellow Rustacean here. Is the search engine secret sauce or something that could perhaps be open sourced? I'd like better tooling for searching private code bases. Also, would you consider writing about optimization techniques you u
652.
by Dowwie 5y ago
Is there a possibility of the cache stampede / dogpile problem?
653.
by Dowwie 5y ago
Have you watched a season of "Alone", produced by the History Channel? They've done 8 seasons already. So many elements play a role in who wins a season. It's really interesting to see how contestants compete.
654.
by Dowwie 5y ago
It's very strange to me that people in the decentralized web3 world mention transparency while on their next breath talk about anonymity as part of the culture. People have been anonymous in the crypto world because they've been
655.
by Dowwie 5y ago
Feels analogous to the history of the collateralized debt obligation debacle where the models used to value CDOs were trained on data that no longer resembled reality. At least Zillow can live to fight another day, where as Stan O'Nea
656.
by Dowwie 5y ago
I think the aeropress coffee press was very well designed. It's made of three sturdy, plastic parts that wash easily and last a very long time. It makes a great cup of coffee. https://aeropress.com/ I'm also i
657.
by Dowwie 5y ago
Has anyone gotten lld linker to work with any version of Amazon Linux?
658.
by Dowwie 5y ago
This response merely preserves the status quo, which is the thing that Andrew and team have an issue with in the first place. This is not an appropriate circumstance where discretion better serves anyone except for the people who were appa
659.
by Dowwie 5y ago
The paternalistic claim by regulators is that the accreditation rule protects the most economically vulnerable from fraud. Those with financial certifications and licenses, or those of greater financial means, only have human nature to bl
660.
by Dowwie 5y ago
I generally listen to ambient music of all kinds while working. There's an artist on YouTube who has a really good handle on Dune ambient soundscapes (spacewave cosmic relaxation) that I've been listening to lately. Sometimes I&

More ›