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by ablekh 6y ago
That sounds great, will apply soon then. Your prompt reply is much appreciated.
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by ablekh 6y ago
Two quick questions: 1) does your comment above mean that it makes little to no sense to apply if a startup is in different (albeit, somewhat adjacent) domain: mine targets materials science and engineering; 2) how do feel about solo founde
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What’s the technology behind a five-minute charge battery?(arstechnica.com)
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How the Lowly PDF Played the Longest Game in Tech(marker.medium.com)
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by ablekh 6y ago
Nice work, perhaps this has its niche. However, for general front-end development, I'm wondering about what are core advantages, over, say, Vue (simplicity is the only aspect that comes to mind off the bat). Considering that the size i
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by ablekh 6y ago
I appreciate you sharing your experiences. (Though your comment on #2 is very helpful as well, I was specifically interested in quantified estimates of differences in resulting system quality and developer productivity, if at all possible.)
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by ablekh 6y ago
Two questions for those with significant experience developing in F#: 1. Have you tried using JetBrain's Rider IDE for that and, if so, how deficient your experience was when compared to using Rider for C# development? If, alternativel
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by ablekh 6y ago
I'm grateful to be a part of this wonderful community. Wishing you all and your loved ones a very healthy and happy New Year! Cheers!
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by ablekh 6y ago
The sensor-based driver assist solutions is what I meant as a secondary aid in my comment above. However, these solutions are reactive and quite partial as opposed to strong preventative measures like alcohol detection-based car immobil
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by ablekh 6y ago
I didn't say trivial implementation , but rather a trivial solution (i.e., a general approach ). Regarding the issue that, in addition to alcohol, there exist a large number of drugs potentially diminishing one's ability to driv
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by ablekh 6y ago
Well ... Firstly, human lives are much more important than a preference to use an alcohol-based mouthwash (considering that non-alcohol alternatives exist). Secondly, it very well might be possible to design and/or calibrate sensors to
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by ablekh 6y ago
> Stop letting people get behind the wheel after drinking. Solve that problem. The solution to this problem seems quite trivial to me: to equip all cars with alcohol (and, perhaps, some drug) sensors [not breathalyzers, but rather some m
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by ablekh 6y ago
While there is some truth to what you are saying in your linked post, the real truth is more nuanced and, as usual, lies between any extremes. Firstly, when talking about extreme flexibility and experimentation, you're not talking
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by ablekh 6y ago
That's quite fascinating. I appreciate your comment.
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by ablekh 6y ago
IBM AS/400 is not discontinued, but rather has been rebranded as IBM Power System: https://www.ibm.com/it-infrastructure/power .
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by ablekh 6y ago
Well, by "relatively popular" I meant that AS/400 servers (aka AS400 or IBM iSeries or IBM System i: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_System_i ) have been quite popular mostly only within certain industr
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by ablekh 6y ago
I see. Yeah, it sounds pretty scary. Well, hopefully, the job that you have accepted instead of that one has been much better.
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by ablekh 6y ago
If my guess is correct, it seems that you have missed a chance to work on relatively popular AS/400 servers ... :-)
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by ablekh 6y ago
It's my pleasure.
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by ablekh 6y ago
Fair enough. I'm glad that we seem to be largely on the same page on the subject, then. As for the "common perspective", I usually refer to that as consensus and, indeed, it is very hard - in some cases, I would say, excruc
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by ablekh 6y ago
How is this relevant to the subject? Is this your counterargument to the core of what I wrote above?
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by ablekh 6y ago
Be careful with labels / generalizations like "stupid legal system" and "inequitable laws". What you, some people and some companies might see as such, a whole bunch of other people and other companies might see as
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by ablekh 6y ago
I've never heard about - and experienced myself - such erythropoiesis stimulation side effect of Nootropil. Is it documented in multiple solid studies somewhere? I'm wondering about whether it might be a potential side effect of a
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by ablekh 6y ago
Hmm ... This is an interesting comment. Without intending to debate with you on the topic (I'm not an expert on this), I can say that, so far, I have only a positive impression from the only nootropics substance that I have personal an
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by ablekh 6y ago
On one hand, the author's point is understandable. However, on the other hand, I highly doubt that the author have never ever requested any help / support from maintainers and/or core developers of any open source software
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by ablekh 6y ago
I guess, your ballpark estimate is too rough (and/or Python 3 has improved significantly since then). The sources / benchmarks that I used to back up my claims [1-3] imply use of pure Python, not "almost pure-C". That in
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by ablekh 6y ago
I'm curious about sources for your claim of Python being 100-1000x slower than Go or Java. While the lower bound of the cited range is realistic (but only for certain problems), the majority of the range is highly unlikely. According t
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by ablekh 6y ago
I didn't mean that non-.NET stacks are somehow antagonistic to hexagonal architecture. It's just that, based on what I have been reading on the subject, I came to a conclusion that .NET has the most comprehensive support of said a
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by ablekh 6y ago
Got it. I appreciate your detailed and clear reply.
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by ablekh 6y ago
Understood. Thank you for clarifying.

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