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by aynyc 4y ago
Olympic has always been about country and its medal counts. If it’s about best player to win, then they need to change the qualification rules for the sports.
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by aynyc 4y ago
It’s a simple dynamic programming problem. /s
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by aynyc 4y ago
How did you managed to do 1gb/sec? I tried everything I can think of, the most I managed to do 100-150MB/sec. As table grows, it slows down more and more.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Pictures of my family. Sounds corny but they inspire me.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Patagonia. Nothing comes close to them even if you don’t like their politics.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Yes, I wear sunscreen for anything longer than an hour outside. I even wear it skiing. When I go climbing, fishing or hiking, I have SPF clothes that are fairly breatheable. I reapply every 3 hours or so. For my face, I use CeraVe Face mois
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by aynyc 4y ago
Is the limitation on django ORM? Because I can run asyncpg/psycopg3 and sqlalchemy with async mode without any issues.
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by aynyc 4y ago
I don't fully understand the sync_to_async() operation here. So the underlying database is not async, then is Django just tossing the sync DB call onto a thread or something?
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by aynyc 4y ago
You don't use async for CPU. Python async is actually asyncio, so I/O and network such as calling external API, etc.. It'll make integration much easier to reason about.
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by aynyc 4y ago
As a parent dealing with endless digital distractions, no smart device would be my preference unless it’s related to course work. I’m not sure if my way is the correct way in these days.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Are you in the US? I went thru several HR training, on the subject of giving reference, our HR consultant lawyer was very explicit about what you can and can not say. For example, you can't say they missed a lot of days of work, becaus
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by aynyc 4y ago
I've dealt with outsource work from India, Ireland, Eastern Europe. All are complete shit show. Western Europe is the only place I saw quality work and receptive to criticism in professional manner. Nothing surprising because I have ye
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by aynyc 4y ago
There are several brand name companies that will do that. I have a couple of company-branded Patagonia and Lululemon t-shirts that are in great shape after almost 8 years.
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by aynyc 4y ago
It depends on the business unit. Some don't have the ability to run a technology group to run a $10K dedicated server.
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by aynyc 4y ago
My old neighbor makes custom collars for pets (and for certain group people as well). He lost his shoe repair business a few years back, but using his skills, he’s doing pretty well. His collars aren’t just leather bells. He adds engraving,
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by aynyc 4y ago
People are gullible. I can probably build a website with reasonably fake job listings, and ask job applicants to fill out I-9. I'm pretty sure I can get a lot of personal data from that.
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by aynyc 4y ago
I'll say this. I went to FB and AMZN interviews and hiring committee. While leetcode style isn't my favorite, the process at both companies are outstanding. It was transparent, quick and never any pushy sales tactics. I personally
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by aynyc 4y ago
Well done, Flask! I always enjoy Flask. I don't like using Flask for a full-blown complex website, but for most of our API work, we use Flask and it's almost perfect fit.
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by aynyc 4y ago
You have to assume the patient has mental capacity to make that decision. I saw first hand family member without DNR went through. I don't want that for anyone.
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by aynyc 4y ago
This would encourage your loved ones to keep you alive until you reach that age. Besides insurance companies for profit motive aside, this might create a lot of unnecessary medical procedures to simply prolong someone's life, even if
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by aynyc 4y ago
name them.
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by aynyc 4y ago
This is all good and well. I had a hard time waking up in high school, but all my AP classes are in the morning 8:00-9:30ish. I didn't have a choice.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Ah, makes sense. I'm not sure I agree, but it's an interesting take.
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by aynyc 4y ago
The US dollar has lost 85-96% of it's value since the early 70's Can you explain that? I don't really understand that sentence.
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by aynyc 4y ago
My unsubstantiated view is the growth of broad market index funds. Because billions coming in to buy and hold, why would it drop value?
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by aynyc 4y ago
* Used bicycle prices. Seriously people, a barely functioning bike from the 90 (vintage) is not worth $300. * Skiing related cost (lodging, traveling, food).
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by aynyc 4y ago
It's about image. The most powerful weapon the west has isn't nuclear bomb but its culture and image. McDonald's business is a drop in the bucket in the tax revenue for the Putin regime. But if you (Putin) wants to claim that
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by aynyc 5y ago
Do people have hard time blocking out their calendar for interviews? For initial recruiter call (15 mins) or tech phone screen (1 hr), I just block that hour on my calendar. For on-site (virtual now), I just take a PTO. Last time around, I
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by aynyc 5y ago
I have many apps and scripts over the years, but the ones still in use are: 1. StrongLift 5x5 tracker. This is a python CLI based script that tracks 5x5 (Strong Lift) program. I haven't used it in awhile, but a few friends still do. 2.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Back then, we don't have billion/trillion dollar companies doing psysop on children.

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