ar_lan

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by ar_lan 4y ago
Yeah, I agree. I've worked with a variety of monoliths. The biggest complaint I've had from companies who utilize that architecture is that I shouldn't have to run entire pre and post pipelines to make a minor change to an in
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by ar_lan 4y ago
See https://github.com/greatsuspender/thegreatsuspender/issues/1...
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by ar_lan 4y ago
If you use iOS/macOS, FantastiCAL brings my SSO Outlook and my personal Google calendar together very neatly. The only thing that bugs me about it is setting up meetings at work, I still need to route through Outlook directly - but a
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by ar_lan 4y ago
This is more a reflection on you than other people.
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by ar_lan 4y ago
I guess I'll be waiting to apply to Twitter until after all this Elon drama is over :)
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by ar_lan 4y ago
I did the same exact thing. In fact, the whole rest of lakes of Niurnia I had found far earlier than I found Margit because I accidentally found the shortcut and thought - well, he was blocking this path, so I guess he's not necessary.
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by ar_lan 4y ago
This strategy doesn't work on hard mode, which is the main problem. I think it is essentially a separate game.
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by ar_lan 4y ago
Why offer the mode, then?
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by ar_lan 4y ago
Absolutely - when they choose ridiculous words like "PATCH". WATCH HATCH BATCH CATCH LATCH MATCH There, I made 6 near-perfect guesses that would have cost me the game if I started with any one of them. This is so infuriating. I&#x
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by ar_lan 4y ago
This must be recent - none of my Roku devices support Airplay, so I've opted to finally switch to an Apple TV. I wonder if mine are just too old though.
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by ar_lan 4y ago
So, my ONLY guess as to how there can be a strategy is that, if the number you see is positive, you keep it, and if the number you see is negative, you switch. My reasoning is this: 1. If the number you pick is positive, then there are te
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by ar_lan 4y ago
The country would be in shambles if, over a 30 year horizon, your investments did not outpace that interest rate. There's a reason why the <3% interest rate era we just left was considered free money - especially entering into an 8%
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by ar_lan 4y ago
Rent vs Buy has fairly standard calculators, especially when you're wealthy enough to factor in opportunity cost. If you're able to take a 30 year loan w/ a 2.7% interest rate and invest the rest of the equity, your house i
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by ar_lan 4y ago
Nix solves this exact problem you've described.
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by ar_lan 4y ago
You could stipulate that it roll a die based on percentage results - if 70% of Americans are "white", then 70% of the time show a white person - 13% of the time the result should be black, etc. That's excessively simplified b
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by ar_lan 4y ago
I think you should try playing people instead of bots. I'm 1100 but can beat the 1500 bots (not necessarily easily, but about 1/3 of the time). The problem with the bots is they are rated by just throwing in a random blunder every
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by ar_lan 4y ago
It's so lazy to hate America with a jab that is literally not true. If I get fired for going on paternity leave, I'm suing my company, and I will win - even in cRaZy America.
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by ar_lan 4y ago
We get it, you hate America. Just don't come here, we'll be fine without you. :)
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by ar_lan 4y ago
2025 will probably be another boom, though.
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by ar_lan 4y ago
Coinbase has locked a lot of people's ETH2 funds - there is no way to currently withdraw them. This was always a strange concept to me, but there are a good chunk of customer's who are literally just stuck with Coinbase, like it o
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by ar_lan 4y ago
> Most devs will admit that they couldn't readily pass the interview at even their own company without many hours of studying and practicing algorithms. I don't think, if asked to interview for it today, that I could land my cu
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by ar_lan 4y ago
4 commits per day per developer is exceptionally high, unless these are tiny, tiny changes. I'm a very productive engineer on my team and I average less than 1 commit per day.
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by ar_lan 4y ago
I'm not 100% sure I agree, but I do think that people who have hit wild levels of success generally don't have advice that tangibly applies to most people. Ironically, I'm going to mention Alex Hormozi (who is very successful
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by ar_lan 4y ago
You're not really listening, either, as you short-circuited and didn't read the rest of my comment.
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by ar_lan 4y ago
> If code is kept organized, it can be split into microservices when/if the need arises. You can still keep a client interface, but in the monolith impl you can just have it call code directly instead of transport data over a wire.
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by ar_lan 4y ago
But these services are forcing you to use Apple/Google - Apple/Google aren't imposing that requirement. If anything it'd probably give better grounds to prosecute the services that require Apple/Google.
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by ar_lan 4y ago
> Diablo 2 could erase weeks of work by one monster spawning an unfair combination. Only if you play Hardcore mode, which is entirely optional.
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by ar_lan 4y ago
It's bizarre to me how many people really seem to have sided with Robinhood on this and blame the consumer's for being "too dumb to understand the reality of what happened." Situations occur, and usually customers are
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by ar_lan 4y ago
I definitely went into the article thinking you have to be an idiot, but you exposed a lot of reasonable issues that can certainly bubble up depending on the type of application you are working on. I primarily work on web servers but even I
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by ar_lan 4y ago
This is ironic - I use `awk` so infrequently, I have no idea how to use it without reading its man page or using Google. But I use `jq` often and find it simple.

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