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by axegon_ 7y ago
I go for a bundle of these[1] every 2 or 3 days, depending on how often I train and in the days between D-3 (1000 IU), vitamin C+zinc (1000mg for C), magnesium citrate 200mg. IMPORTANT NOTE: I do train a lot and I'm in the 6-8% body fa
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by axegon_ 7y ago
A few I can't live without off the top of my head: * "-D" for ssh tunneling. * "-L" for forwarding all traffic on a specific port. * sshfs - mount small directories over ssh on your local machine (works with big one
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Well yes, Vitamin D is pretty hard to come around in the northern hemisphere so no surprise there. Mind you, it's far not the only thing - magnesium, zinc, selenium are just a few which most people are missing. I mean unless your diet
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Oh, all of those were heavily modularized to begin with. But that wasn't enough to keep them manageable. So at the end what we did is figure out which are the core components between the different modules, isolate what they did and put
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Mmmmyes and no. Depending on the size of your project, that may not be the case. I've had to work with two titans of monoliths, maintained by relatively small teams(anywhere between 2 and 6-7 people for several million lines of code).
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Thanks for sharing this! I recently read Homo Deus and I was wondering how he feels about the first few chapters of his book now with covid-19 having joined the party.
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by axegon_ 7y ago
I completely share your opinion here. I've had very little encounters with react but in those few 2 or 3 instances, I hated it with a passion. There are many things wrong with it. Some by design and over-engineering, some inherited fro
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Oh, they absolutely are. And it would be fine if they were clear about it(which they aren't). You know, "this is our first market, we are currently in the process of negotiating/developing the feature for other regions, stay
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Yes, this is very annoying. Personally I have a Pixel 2(which I might consider swapping for 5 later this year, depending on what they throw in it) but this is a pure joke. I got mine about 2 months before the Pixel 3 was released and even t
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Stuff like that makes my daily code reviews so so SO much better! I can't thank you enough!
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Actually a lot of large companies are not compliant with GDPR on many levels and while in some cases that's not true, in many it's not necessarily due to malintent. A ton of data is collected by thousands of developers in their pr
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Nope, so far I haven't come across a single Atlassian product I can even mildly tolerate so I'm not putting faith in their products unless I have to. Lync - I'm a full time linux user so that's a tough one to say the lea
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Oooh, didn't know that. Nice.
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by axegon_ 7y ago
By all means yes, I'd argue spanner would be the ideal candidate for the task. It scales beyond anything else I've come across. Mind you, so do the costs of running it. I've only used it for training exercises and numbers add
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by axegon_ 7y ago
I still kind of struggle to understand why Slack is so popular within the corporate world. It is a good choice when you have some public initiative and let people swarm in, yes. But when it comes to private entities(I'm talking about l
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Yeah, I know how that works. And no, none of that. In my case it was renting a GPU for training a model. No put traffic involved in either of the cases, the data was in a s3 prior to that. It was simply tweaking hyperparameters in the code,
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Given my experience with AWS, I doubt this is reliable in any way... Every bill I've ever seen(and paid personally for that matter) felt a bit like someone played darts blindfolded. One that really struck me (around 3 years ago when I
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by axegon_ 7y ago
I used to be strongly against it. I felt like I would never be able to be productive or efficient from home with a pile of books sitting on one side, a tv on the other and so on. Boy, was I wrong... As a matter of fact things have never bee
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by axegon_ 7y ago
I've had very bad experiences with Dell's in the past so I'm staying away from them. My previous laptop was a Dell and it caused me more problems than all other laptops I've owned combined. And they are a tad... Overpric
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by axegon_ 7y ago
As you said, finding any laptop with linux is near impossible. Coincidentally I have become friends with a guy at a large reseller near me, so every time I want a new laptop, I call him up, tell him which ones I've set my eyes on, then
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Minor or not, this: > You can now use associated constants on floats and integers directly, rather than having to import the module. That is, you can now write u32::MAX or f32::NAN with no use std::u32; or use std::f32;. is neat! Awesome
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by axegon_ 7y ago
I can't explain it really, I just have to. It's like trying to keep your eyes open when you are sneezing. I just have to.
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by axegon_ 7y ago
OK those are just semantics. I generally walk to work(it's ~4km largely through green areas so a nice walk in the morning and evening). Somehow the idea of carrying a backpack with an extra pair of clothes and having to shower at work
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by axegon_ 7y ago
This is pretty awesome. But even though as a cyclist myself, I am a bit uncertain about bicycle lanes in Europe as a whole(maybe except Greece, Italy, Spain, Malta, Portugal and so on, where the weather allows it). Let's take my situat
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by axegon_ 7y ago
I see where you are coming from and I get that your argument is that new ideas are (?often) extension of existing ones but I think this is a bit of an oversimplification. It seems like everything can be described as an abstraction of someth
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by axegon_ 7y ago
+1 on this one. And yes, there is no such thing as best style, so at the end of the day it boils down to personal preference. I find myself using the ctrl+alt+l often but before i commit any code i carefully go over everything and change it
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by axegon_ 7y ago
Yeah, figured. I'm guessing you shoved everything from pip freeze into the requirements. I don't recall flask, newspaper or langdetect having pillow as a requirement for example...
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by axegon_ 7y ago
I had done this some years ago but it was completely private and I used it for summarizing news and informing me about certain events and shove a stuff in couchbase for future analysis. Kind of lost interest at some point so I scrapped it.
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by axegon_ 7y ago
While I've seen people doing this, I've never done it. I've done the opposite in a small open source project of mine(arguably abandoned at this point due to lack of time and contributors). That said, there is a huge potential
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by axegon_ 7y ago
There are cases in which this is nearly impossible, especially when you rely on products/services delivered by other teams/companies. That said, whenever mocking can be avoided, should be avoided at all cost. I've been a witn

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