TotoHorner

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by TotoHorner 4y ago
Column oriented database really isn’t esoteric knowledgeable. You should check out DDIA, especially if you’re doing full stack
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
hilariously poorly constructed study + confirms your initial priors = tons of media attention.
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
I’m surprised that no one is considering the possibility that it’s a ghost?
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
Makes sense for potential chargebacks / fraud reversals... but PayPal is saying they're terminating the Daily Sceptic's account for political reasons. Why would there be a flood of chargebacks for a termination like that? It
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
Contract law is a thing. Contracts are deemed void and unenforceable for all manner of reasons.
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
For someone new to systems programming, should I just start with Rust? Or should I learn C/C++ first and then learn Rust? I've just done projects in Python,JS & Java so far.
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
> Oh, and by the way, it would be keeping the money in that account for up to 180 days while it decided whether it was entitled to “damages” for my yet-to-be-explained breach of its Acceptable Use Policy. This is so unbelievably unaccept
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
Why stop there? Why not also have vehicles auto-check for speeding? Have them report if the vehicle was near a hit & run. Imagine the compliance.
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
Midterms coming up so…
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
How do you even define “critical thinking”. Obviously students will learn how to game the system and pass all the essays/tests over their 4 years. That doesn’t imply that they’re more useful for society or better placed for their futur
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
Funny. The first thing you have to learn when working at any company is to unlearn everything you were taught about writing in college. In terms of learning “critical thinking”, it’s just selection bias. Most smart people go to college and
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
this guy wasn’t a dev. He was in marketing.
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
> We run text analysis on comments and bot detection on popular posts Can you give an overview of how your bot detection works? I assume you don't have any proprietary information? Are you solely using the text features of the comme
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
- Quastor ( https://www.quastor.org/ ) - Moreso focused on backend engineering but they have a lot of SRE content too. It's a newsletter that looks at all the big tech engineering blogs and sends out summaries of the int
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
Can you share what OSS project?
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
Original post on Cloudflare blog -> https://blog.cloudflare.com/how-we-built-pingora-the-proxy-t...
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
Wrong. Almost everyone in the world is far richer than everyone in the world 1000 years ago.
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
Pretty crazy to see the amount of bipartisan support against Twitter & Big Tech.
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
> "I believe everyone does have a right to protest, but I thought it was the wrong place at the wrong time." Totally cool to protest, just as long as the cause is popular.
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A Crash Course on Hacking Satellites (2020)(nyan-sat.com)
2 points by TotoHorner 4y ago|0 comments
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
Depends on the level. If it's an early career engineer (< 4 YOE) then sure fine. You can't expect someone with that kind of experience to have in-depth knowledge on system design. If it's senior+ then yeah you might expect
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Guidelines for Brutalist Web Design(brutalist-web.design)
2 points by TotoHorner 4y ago|1 comments
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Understanding Convolution in Deep Learning (2015)(timdettmers.com)
1 points by TotoHorner 4y ago|0 comments
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by TotoHorner 4y ago
Meant for startups but a good read -> https://www.foundingsales.com/