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by adamors 4y ago
Not sure if you're trolling or not but - Aaron died in January of 2013 - Ellen Pao became CEO in 2014
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by adamors 4y ago
Couldn’t agree more, I read it last year and it’s as good as everyone says it is. That said, I did read a lot of Russian literature during that period so the constant names/nicknames didn’t bother me.
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by adamors 4y ago
Yeah, there are multiple blog posts from senior engineers who took 1-2 months off to grind LC just to get into Google/Meta etc.
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by adamors 4y ago
> the abuse I endured. Not their theft of the money I earned. Not the exploitation they allowed. Not the physical and psychological abuse she witnessed firsthand when she made me and my sister do The Curse. > my dad was so cruel to me
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by adamors 4y ago
If you use these superset languages day-to-day you will end up interfacing with the base/platform language at some point. Just recently I had to figure out why the Elixir Kafka library didn't support something and I ended up using
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by adamors 4y ago
HN users would nitpick everything and anything ad infinitum and never get anything done.
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by adamors 4y ago
I feel like this is an issue with all superset languages or however you want to call them and should be taken into account by anyone learning one of these. You can't really learn Elixir without also learning _some_ Erlang, you can&#x27
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by adamors 4y ago
This may be true on Intel/AMD based CPUs but it has not been my experience on an M1 machine. I have the same workflow both connected to power and not. Multiple docker containers running, slack, zoom etc. There's definitely no perf
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by adamors 4y ago
> 7-9 hours of typing, browsing and some programming. > 3-4 hours of video/audio conferencing or other CPU intensive tasks. This is one of the primary reasons I can't even consider moving away from an M1 Mac. I used to love
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by adamors 5y ago
Maybe you don’t know but here in Romania we have our fair share of streets named after anti-semites and-or iron guard collaborators. But you’d probably protest if someone called you an anti-semite for this alone.
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by adamors 5y ago
This whole thread has tickled my funny bone in ways I didn’t expect.
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by adamors 5y ago
Non-paywalled version: https://outline.com/pbz4uv
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by adamors 5y ago
Clickbait, blogspam, from the original article[1]: > To avoid detection by managers at the stores, [Apple Store] employees have been meeting in secret and communicating with encrypted messaging, sometimes using Android phones, the compet
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by adamors 5y ago
I've started flagging these submissions, it's incredibly obnoxious to use Twitter without an account and if the author couldn't bother to use a longer format (there's even twitlonger!) I won't bother to read it.
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by adamors 5y ago
Some gatekeeping is necessary because soon JS frameworks will have redefined everything making it impossible to converse.
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by adamors 5y ago
Unfortunately, writing ability has nothing to do with how well a non-fiction book sells, in fact if you can write concisely and well that 350 page non-fiction will just be a 40 page essay. But that can't be sold for 15 dollars.
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by adamors 5y ago
Yeah, I don't understand why HN commenters refuse to understand this. The real advantages of microservices (I would say the only advantage but YMMV) is that it greatly simplifies development work, CI etc. when your organisation reaches
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by adamors 5y ago
I don't see how PHP fits into your example either. Who is writing the code in the first place? They're uploading existing code to a shared host through FTP but then who wrote the code? Is it a prepackaged Wordpress? But then Wordp
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by adamors 5y ago
This argument may have worked in the years before Heroku (or Docker even) but it’s really outdated in 2021. Then you have the myriad of static site hosts that also take 2 clicks to host something without even having to write any code.
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by adamors 5y ago
> obvious communication issues Have you considered that you are the one who is a poor communicator? You wouldn't be the first: https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20161028-native-english...
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by adamors 5y ago
DDD is completely orthogonal to software architecture.
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by adamors 5y ago
It’s been exactly 5 years since I bought my iPhone 7 and I don’t see myself upgrading to the 13 series either. There’s simply nothing wrong with this phone.
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by adamors 5y ago
But you cannot use a Qi charger for the Apple Watch.
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Notes on the Small Web(felix.plesoianu.ro)
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by adamors 5y ago
> Winterkorn, 74, was initially meant to stand trial alongside the other four executives but recently underwent an operation, leaving him unable to appear.
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by adamors 5y ago
I think they meant this https://www.cs.kent.ac.uk/ErlangMasterClasses/
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by adamors 5y ago
Here’s a link for anyone curious https://www.fun-mooc.fr/en/courses/live-object-programming-p...
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by adamors 5y ago
Check out MessageDB https://github.com/message-db/message-db . It's basically Postgres and can be installed into any Postgres DB.
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by adamors 5y ago
Comment you're responding to probably didn't mean American conservative. Most conservatives support abortion in the EU, it's the far-right that doesn't.
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by adamors 5y ago
The claim was > previously infected’s antibodies are equal-to or better than the vaccine Better how? If they still get reinfected (and they do) then how is this quantified?

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