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by barefeg 4y ago
What is the reserved instance marketplace? Is it something created by Vantage?
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by barefeg 4y ago
I imagined they would be hurried under the sea bed. Probably cheaper to place them on the surface?
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by barefeg 4y ago
I find that in a lot of news publications. Like “scientists discover new images of X” and then either no image in the article, or just a very small low resolution one. I’m not sure why that is. Are these sites trying to increase retention t
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by barefeg 4y ago
Isn’t it ironic that you’re ok with getting a job after graduating from a multiple-year college program but not after a “3-4 month grind on leetcode questions”? If the industry prefers experience and the ability to solve algorithmic riddle
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by barefeg 4y ago
Completely agree. And if that doesn’t count as “shinobi” then who cares? Just invent your own thing and will likely take over shinobi since it’ll be way more reader friendly and still minimalist for the writer
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by barefeg 4y ago
But why would they spend any energy on developing and maintaining Darwin for that purpose when Linux is already there and free?
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by barefeg 4y ago
> even in Services where things are generally more open, stuff is still very siloed and fragmented and no one has a complete picture of what's out there Not even Eddie?
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by barefeg 4y ago
Very wholesome post! My three year old likes to play “work” (simulating what I do while working). He asks me to give instructions like click this menu then click this button then type this letter then that… look that says your name!
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by barefeg 4y ago
Dinosaurs beg to differ
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by barefeg 4y ago
Autocomplete from history is something I really enjoy from my config. I can live without the nice colors and data. Though having the execution time of the previous command has been very handy a few times
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by barefeg 4y ago
I always wondered how pilots, while doing checklists, don’t forget to actually check the thing before saying check, given that they repeat this task many times. I can’t recall exactly but there was an accident where the checks were said wit
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by barefeg 4y ago
I’m curious why the OP didn’t take their manager’s role instead of hiring externally? Maybe a different post explains it?
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by barefeg 4y ago
I find that I have a lot more monologues if I’m talking with people a lot during work. Or if there’s some unresolved thing I want to discuss with someone. When I spend long times without speaking with anyone then I find the chatter goes awa
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by barefeg 4y ago
My point is YMMV but the tech to run remote environments and connect to them using vscode on browser has been there for several years now. My main issue was the hardware (different keys and supported shortcuts in the browser). But I guess p
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by barefeg 4y ago
I use a Bluetooth keyboard but for iPads. I’m not sure a normal one can circumvent the issue though, especially with unsupported browser shortcuts
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by barefeg 4y ago
Maybe I didn’t commit enough to the platform. It’s hard to then work on a normal MacBook where the shortcuts are different. I remember some didn’t work on the browser (I want to say cmd + d but not 100% sure)
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by barefeg 4y ago
It’s all rainbows until you need to hit the escape key… my iPad setup has been collecting dust since
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by barefeg 4y ago
Has anyone tried something like codespaces? I use vscode with either ssh, container dev, or both. But I feel it’s sometimes a bit slow. I’m wondering if a managed service could provide a better ux
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by barefeg 4y ago
Make sure to add TCPKeepAlive yes into your ssh config so the ssh doesn’t disconnect. Vscode will disconnect but then it’s just a matter of clicking retry
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by barefeg 5y ago
Humans didn’t evolve to be humans
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by barefeg 5y ago
The PUT vs PATCH is debatable in different levels. One simple issue is how to resolve complex merges in a PATCH. For example if we patch a key that contains a list, what will be the expected result?
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by barefeg 5y ago
We use the form that represents a collection of objects. For example books and clothing both refer to a collection of things so I take them as valid forms
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by barefeg 5y ago
Could you point me to the component responsible for storing the intermediate data of the DAG run? I was looking for this but couldn’t find it from quickly scanning the docs
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by barefeg 5y ago
There was a point about web hooks being ephemeral and the events not. One could argue that it’s easier to comply with GDPR with webhooks. The example shown in the post of a deleted record would have to be removed after some time if the user
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by barefeg 5y ago
Like a federated search with learned recommendations?
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by barefeg 5y ago
I also dream of environments where all the things can interact with each other. Currently there’s a lot of services for almost everything, but little ability of connecting things
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by barefeg 5y ago
They are not in audiobook form
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by barefeg 5y ago
Why is this downvoted?
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by barefeg 5y ago
I would write the things that are in my mind which are blocking me from doing something else (like sleeping). When working on personal projects I try to plan all the steps I need to make and split them into very small tasks. Then if I’m int
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by barefeg 5y ago
Do you have examples of how hiring PhDs can go wrong? I have a similar feeling that generalists are usually better unless the problem is exactly what they studied. But I don’t have number nor stories to back this claim

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