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by bradleybuda 2y ago
I use this pattern a lot (and I often find myself wishing I used it more). Another way to think about this is "noun-ification" (aka the Command pattern) - instead of invoking a function directly, capture all of its arguments, seri
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by bradleybuda 2y ago
I suspect they will have a harder time finding 400k people than they will finding water.
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by bradleybuda 2y ago
Census | Software Engineers | SF, NYC, Denver, or REMOTE | Full-time Census invented Reverse ETL and we're now bringing it to development teams everywhere via our Embedded product. We need you to help us deliver intuitive, fast, and ro
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by bradleybuda 2y ago
I inadvertently bought a pair just like this from Amazon - I knew they were knockoffs, but I didn’t think they would be Bluetooth. Hilariously they also identify as “Baets“ (not “Beats”) when connecting.
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by bradleybuda 2y ago
The best thing you could do to accelerate the rollout of MX2 (or any email replacement) is to have Congress bless it as a secure channel for Private Health Information
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by bradleybuda 2y ago
Census | Software Engineers | SF, NYC, Denver, or REMOTE | Full-time Census invented Reverse ETL and we're now bringing it to development teams everywhere via our Embedded product. We need you to help us deliver intuitive, fast, and ro
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by bradleybuda 2y ago
Nobody pays the menu price at McDonalds. The high sticker price is an incentive to get you to download the app, which has huge discounts. On balance the price has gone up - inflation is real - but this kind of analysis is just wrong.
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by bradleybuda 2y ago
There is a lack of political will to do the screamingly obvious thing and put a price on carbon emissions.
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by bradleybuda 2y ago
But it generated “extra profits”
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by bradleybuda 2y ago
Your instincts are correct. It is not compatible with the First Amendment.
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by bradleybuda 2y ago
$12 billion. So you're right that it's not a lot relative to the size of the federal budget. But it is a lot relative to the TSA's accomplishments: 1. Has never prevented an act of terrorism in its history 2. Robs travelers o
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by bradleybuda 2y ago
A little zero-sum class warfare to distract from the fact that the TSA is the most wasteful and useless government agency in human history.
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Live Syncs on Snowflake: Real-time data on your current infrastructure(lambrosetti.medium.com)
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
It is impossible to take seriously an article that starts with "We have the worst job environment for tech in over two decades" and supplies no evidence.
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
The judge in that case simply does not know what they are talking about. This will be swiftly overturned on appeal.
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
As always, emacs did it first: https://lwn.net/Articles/707615/
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
Did your rates go up? Or is this a straw man argument?
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
TikTok shows you what you want to see. I see a lot of musical covers, dumb jokes about the Dune films, standup comedy clips. I don't know what first ~20 videos a brand new account with no history sees but this caricature of TikTok (Tid
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
This is a neat idea, but the unfortunate reality is that every link in an "integration chain" is almost guaranteed to be lossy. The author notes an obvious version of this (what if one node doesn't support a field that the ot
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
Market solutions based on price signals?!? It’ll never work in California!
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
A right join is also syntactic sugar for a left join
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
Or you could just not buy one
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
Also WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, WeChat, Telegram, LINE, and a handful of others with more than a half-billion users. Are those heptopolists or septopolists? The word "monopolist" in 2023 seems to mean "a company whose corp
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
Here's 60 years of data on new housing starts: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/HOUST I don't see a boom. Especially when you adjust for US population over that time, which has ~doubled.
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
Major corporate boards are rife with "on paper" conflicts on interest - that's what happens when you want people with real management experience to sit on your board and act like responsible adults. This happens in every sing
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
Another way to write this headline would be "no known risks", since the article does not supply a single shred of evidence that actual harm is being caused.
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
The great thing about technology is that it's possible to have new things or ways of life that are strictly better than the ones they replace! We can move beyond the efficient frontier; progress is non-zero-sum. * Golden Rice * U
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
Okcupid and The League are owned by the same company. So that’s a first-party, in platform ad
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
That's not how it works - there is no "auto-posting". Companies have to actively add their listing to HN each and every time. It is possible for a company to conduct layoffs and still be hiring; in fact, I'd say it'
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by bradleybuda 3y ago
And when Netflix stops paying money to ISPs, the ISPs will get that money from... your pocket. All of this is fungible and companies compete for the marginal dollar of revenue. Despite the wishcasting of central planners, there's no ma

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