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4y ago
As a former php dev I absolutely believe this. I can't get over how slow and bloated stuff is these days. I can't even do front-end anymore. We once did an app ages ago where the database was used to create a materialized view of
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4y ago
I use and prefer varchar(1000) personally, extremely easy to change in the future if needed.
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4y ago
It's the lure of money. You did something, it worked, you made a killing. Very tempting to do it again (give 3AC more money etc etc).
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4y ago
Not really, because the dependencies to your python code often have access to all global variables and/or run at same permission level as all your code etc.
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4y ago
Yeah, I'd love to have a decorator at the top of a file - @env to provide access to env variables or @secrets for some kind of secrets access, nothing else gets this. Python is tough though, a very dynamic language so probably kind of
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4y ago
Not a meme stock investor. The penalties are pathetic in most cases. If I fail to deliver $100M in treasuries I'm paying maybe 5K a day. Folks are playing games under the hood with this. Stock price crashing on some shares you sold? Bu
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4y ago
Except it's a massive issue. Millions of shares and billions of dollars in stuff fails to deliver. For something that shouldn't be an issue this should be impossible, but it happens routinely. https://www.sec.gov/d
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4y ago
The shopping links to SEO spammers and shopping comparison sites is in part because the govt has said google CAN NOT discriminate against these sites.
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4y ago
Any resolution to the failure to deliver issue? Folks selling stuff they don't own, and then not even fixing the issue in time for settlement? It's so weird that the SEC doesn't crack down harder on this behavior by the bigge
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4y ago
"flagrant polluters." This is such a sloppy take, backed by no data. If anyone would spend 10 minutes analyzing GHG and other emissions they would find that BURNING / USING these products is what produces the most emissions.
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4y ago
They cribbed a fair bit from coinbase. Some of the lines do result in a bit of an eye roll. "We want to assure you these are one-time measures that we took to make sure Bitpanda keeps what it is and has been: a rock solid company and a