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barefeg
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barefeg
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More and more I’m thinking of having open software that runs on client hardware and that sync via simple P2P connections. For example having some Evernote clone where the mobile app is in sync with the desktop app without using a centralize
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4y ago
How does something like react native fit in the mobile world? Are there cases where it could be used instead of straight swift or kotlin?
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4y ago
As others have mentioned, one can get some types in python through its own typing module and use a combination of tools for type enforcing and editor intellisense (mypy, pylance, etc.). However what I’m missing is having more advanced type
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4y ago
He’s a lecturer at MIT
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4y ago
I wonder how much classical education hinders this kind of people. I can see a point in networking, however creating a network of randomly assigned people doesn’t seem so effective. It might be better to create a network from clubs, etc. I
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4y ago
Sometimes a bunch of us meet at the office to work together on something that needs a lot of back and forth, like a brainstorm session. And to socialize during lunch. If independent work is needed then we’re all at home.
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4y ago
Devils advocate here. Does the action of the customer service person (and maybe their manager) reflect the real mission of the company? Could it be employees (for whatever reason) not realizing that leaving the full range unlocked is in the
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4y ago
How to combine both languages as he suggests? I.e. creating python binds for the go binary? What about the opposite?
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4y ago
Then you lose track of which are actual dependencies and which are sub dependencies
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When your project depends on a module version and that module depends on another one (sub dependency), it’s very common that re-installing the same module version in a new environment will cause something to break because the sub dependency
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4y ago
I’m curious how one could compile and install this on iOS. Do you need an Apple developer account?
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4y ago
Is it possible to do this in EKS?
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barefeg
4y ago
What are the pros and cons of implementing this scheduler over the cloud provider’s services rather than using kubernetes?
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4y ago
What is the progression that should be followed? I first I thought it was step by step instructions, but some progressions have deleted lines, or lines with modified shape. (Sorry for my ignorance in this subject)
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4y ago
The philosophy I try to follow (which I borrowed from someone else) is: sometimes eat the cake, sometimes have it. Meaning if I’m trying to develop my career for a promotion or new job, I’ll adjust the priorities to achieve that, I.e. spend
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4y ago
On the other hand that first question was just a filter. He managed to do well in the on site interview. So even if he had an unfair advantage to get the foot in the door, he managed to back it up
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4y ago
Off topic: how do you measure pm2.5 and pm10?
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4y ago
How do they discard confounding variables? Is there any causal link between how people drink coffee and mortality, or is this just a correlation?
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4y ago
What was the kid’s reaction?
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4y ago
Agree. Creating very optimized features is rarely achievable in an agile way. It will take so long before the user can see any value, and maybe they won’t like it in the end
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I’m curios to understand why everything was constantly on fire. Was it too many deployments bringing down stuff? Or flaky infrastructure?
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4y ago
> Are paywalls ok? It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds. In comments, it's ok to ask how to read an article and to help other users do so. But please don't post complaints about paywalls.
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4y ago
> Some won't care as their work is simple enough and they might train you on the job, some will test you harder and some will not get you past screenings. Another option is that the candidate has relevant work experience instead of
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4y ago
But you don’t need a degree to understand the fundamentals. Jus because you don’t have a degree from an institution it doesn’t mean you don’t count as a programmer. You can learn all of this things on your own pace even if you started by l
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You can still store state but delegate it to a different system. One that is more robust and homogeneous like a kubernetes API. This is what crossplane does
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Wow that’s very interesting. It has a “bond market” vibe though I can’t pinpoint the exact analogy. Do you know of if there are any strategies that would somehow “beat the market”?
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Wow that’s one very interesting specialized machine
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Ah got it. I thought there would be some API where the transcripts could be searched across videos. Maybe that requires way to many resources for Google to index
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Are the video transcripts searchable?
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4y ago
Could I use the lazy import to define a single set of dependencies of a monorepo and then load only the required subset for each project?
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