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by bpicolo 4y ago
https://twitter.com/TobiasCornille/status/154972906039745331... Unless I'm missing something, these seem pretty darn good
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by bpicolo 4y ago
I was in a Volkswagen rental last week and the Carplay integration was a disaster. 50% of the time, attempting to play a song on spotify would crash Carplay. It would refuse to work again (or hey, crash again) until you'd left the car
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Telling someone they aren't good enough to work at <x> is never appropriate framing. A good leader can help people see opportunities to grow and show them their pitfalls without framing it as something fundamental to the person
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Give it the ol obvious name - table_including_soft_deleted_rows_dont_query_directly.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Insurance has to keep around info for the lifetime of the policy. For some products, that's decades.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
You could, but probably a bad plan. We don't eat freshwater fish raw due to worse characteristics in terms of bacteria/parasites. (Though I can't really say how this plays out in terms of the whole deep freezing to kill paras
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Somewhere out there, phishers with spell check are raking it in. Seriously though - a big focus of corporate phishing training is “watch out for typos”, which is insane. If that’s our main indicator of phishing we’re toast.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
The market has cooled off but the prior market was ridiculously hot. Still many good jobs to be had in tech
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by bpicolo 4y ago
] had to close the bracket
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by bpicolo 4y ago
It's when the bits that were "unknown unknowns" start to matter.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
The irony sometimes is that automating the best practice can make it so ubiquitous that it loses effectiveness. Bunch of tools for this. gem.com is a big one (it's also a data broker feast which is how they get your email in the first
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Heh, how about debugging another company's cert chains so you can inform their technical team to connect to them successfully...
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Depends on your country / jurisdiction
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Yeah - I* want my office and home to be separate spaces. I like to have a short commute (ideally walking). Walking with no destination in mind in the morning just doesn't suit the same purpose for me. :(
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by bpicolo 4y ago
They have a paper on that release process https://eng.uber.com/research/keeping-master-green-at-scale/
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by bpicolo 4y ago
The other big one is I think Rust style enums (especially to enable null-safe types) are amazing. Lots of real world problems are solved well by really darn good enums.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Grug and I have essentially identical software development philosophies. I appreciate you Grug. This, especially, was where I felt kindred spirits colliding. > type systems most value when grug hit dot on keyboard and list of things grug
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Unless I'm missing something, those aren't cross-game cosmetics. They're cosmetics for a single game themed off of a different game. A hearthstone card skin has no use in WoW.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
If amazon’s main issue is the scams and knockoffs, how is aliexpress the cure?
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Eating shrimp shell-on and fried is fairly common in a lot of countries
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Pension funds going into high-risk company ventures operating in a regulatory grey area is insane.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Useful for calendar apps to notify of events honestly.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
> but with no 3rd party components available There are a bunch of great 3rd party components available in tailwind now. https://daisyui.com/ is one I've been using. They're usually a tad bit lower level than ty
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by bpicolo 4y ago
One good part is the generated classes for every color. Background colors, font colors, border colors... everything in the color palette is usable as `bg-blue-500`, `text-blue-500`, `border-blue-500` etc. Could be reproduced in css for sure
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Same. People touted semantic CSS as the future for ages, and that's what I was taught in my first role out of college. Parts of that made sense (e.g. de-noising html), so I was against tailwind, but it's has quickly become one of
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Wouldn't an exec getting options be bizarre? Would expect RSUs or common stock
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by bpicolo 4y ago
That's per user. So a million (or ten, 50...) active users means a lot more per minute.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
I generally agree, but in the case of algorithms courses you generally know what you're expected to know for tests, and for course work you have ample access to course materials. Getting a random question from an infinite pool and comp
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by bpicolo 4y ago
> replaced them with real engineers nice gatekeeping. Shame on them for working to get a job they want.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
> The voting machines at each polling station, including in the 39th Ward, 36th Division, generate records in the form of a printed receipt documenting the use of each voting machine...Demuro would add fraudulent votes on the voting mach

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