EddySchauHai

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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
Wouldn't it be a percentage of the people? So > 51%?
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
If people wanted to work on this, I genuinely believe that could be huge.
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
What I meant was that I, as a non-Rust-fanboy (it's okay but I don't care that much about the language I use), am constantly coming across Rust in almost every job and interview I do across the crypto/defense/security do
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
I’ve had roles in Rust-focused companies, most of my interviews have at least mentioned Rust, and work at a company using C but with some internal support for Rust. This is all coming from someone who isn’t particularly interested in Rust l
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
How much does that cost you per board?
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
It was an internal lecture at IOHK, a crypto company [0]. I don’t work in the field anymore but IOHK was very fun for the chance to listen to people like Cerf, Leslie, Wolfson, etc. [0] https://youtu.be/PvmreRAlHMg
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
That's almost 0.3% of the money estimated to be laundered in the US through traditional means, and 0.05% of the estimated money laundered globally.
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
You could cascade the sanctions so any addresses touched by sanctioned addresses becomes sanctioned too; that leads you open to trolling and abuse where a sanctioned address sends money to celebrities to impact them. This could probably be
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
He gave a talk at a company I used to work at on the history of the internet and his thoughts on its future, it was really cool to listen to him talk on these subjects!
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
Was hoping that said 10GB - need a couple 10GB devices for load testing a network lab if anyone has any cheap suggestions :)
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
Depends on the company/salary - I'm on 10x my initial salary when I started in tech 8 years ago so if I went down to a two day work week I'd be on 4x my initial salary still. I couldn't afford this nowadays because of li
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
Awesome blog overall man! I appreciate the link, working through it now :)
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
Thanks, ordered both :)
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
I worked in a Haskell environment that used a lot of formal methods & some of those tools, such as Agda, would generate Haskell that could then be optimized for performance. It was pretty wild but for me, a test engineer, was a pain for
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
Where do you guys learn about using eBPF? It’d be really useful for my work, I think, but then most intros I see start with ‘Recompile the Linux distro’ or something and that just seems too much effort to get going?
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
> Also with TDD often it will be centered in quantity of tests and not so much quality. 100%. Metrics of quality are really really hard to define in a way that are both productive and not gamified by engineers. > What I find is much m
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
Things like 'rivers down the middle' [0] [1] Because SQL has so many opinionated style guides rather than the One True Way I really enjoy spending time, if I have it, on making my SQL as Uniform and legible as I can. Sadly this is
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
Caps with nice tabular lining so everything is neat. Handwritten SQL can feel a little like art, I really enjoy making mine look as uniform as possible
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
I’m in your shoes but if you push through the first section they go back and define things so you can understand what they’re on about. Wether you’ll find it interesting is a different topic though!
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
This has been a thing for years , probably even decades. It’s a gag gift but sometimes people take it far too seriously. I’m pretty sure someone on the British show Come Dine With Me had one of these and called themselves a Lady, and every
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
I am partially involved with the EA community and know he does indeed donate, I don't believe it's just a case of waving an altruism flag but completely genuine efforts.
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
They have a lot of cash, but SBF theoretically could close shop and cash out if he feels the amount of money he will be able to donate will be down for the longterm. The entire point of FTX, ultimately, is to take money from crypto trader
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
In cities like Atherton and Woodside if you earn $150k you're the person a few steps down and just a low income computer guy! Consider that next time you write that sort of comment - there's always a bigger fish. Treat others how
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
Yep! A lot of Stanfords campus is named after him and before he died he was due to build a public gym in Palo Alto. Seems she's got the same interests as him with their recent letters!
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
My friend works at an F# consultancy - from what I’ve heard it’s definitely growing in popularity! I used it for some windows profiling in 2020 which was pretty cool too, albeit only really a single script.
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
Where are you looking to buy a farm? I work in tech and love it, and won’t quit anytime soon, but I’d love to own a farm that’s at least break even with the perks that come with it (hiring a farm hand and doing the bits I can). I used to li
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
DDIA, SICP, and PAIP have been on my reading lists for years. Maybe I’ll finally get round to them after this glowing review :)
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
If you can build Objective-S in a language then isn't the language that contains the set of Objective-S and other languages in theory more general purpose? I'm not sure I get the definition.
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
If AI Ethics can get as much funding as it does to philosophy departments, let this guy study cool asteroids in case it's sent by aliens!
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by EddySchauHai 4y ago
Absolutely! Basically every company I've worked with over the last couple years as a contractor followed this methodology and it's grown to be my default runner as it's language agnostic.

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