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by braza 3y ago
It's more about the tone itself that sounds posing some superiority due to the fact that you do systems programming. It seems that you have a huge experience and knowledge, and it's nothing about those things but how you convey yo
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Extract or Die (2020)(piratewires.com)
2 points by braza 3y ago|0 comments
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by braza 3y ago
In a place that I worked was simply the over fetching nature of RESTFul. ... Organizationally speaking, I've worked in a company that an interesting approach to federated teams: All the backend applications would have an GraphQL endpoi
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by braza 3y ago
But in this case, I think it might be related with the background/knowledge/ways of coding difference between the maintainers?
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by braza 3y ago
(honest question, please do not downvote): Why the tech industry still relies in the CR as a quality assurance/correctness process?
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by braza 3y ago
> how many of these accidents can come down to the pilots forgetting the most basic things. This is factually incorrect. If you read the Final Report you will see that the FP1 (the one that have placed the abnormal inputs in the side sti
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by braza 3y ago
Fine it’s a strong word in that context; the likelihood of the Captain and the Flying Pilot 2 make the same inputs as the FP1 it’s way reduced. The Captain also lost the screen disagreement that happened.
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by braza 3y ago
Since I started to study airline accidents, so far this one of the most fascinating in terms of human aspects and Crew Resource Management. The fact that the whole situation deteriorated less than 10 minutes after the Captain went to rest,
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by braza 3y ago
@dang I think worth to place the year (1993) on the post. ... It's quite refreshing to see some results of this competition specially in comparison with the M5 that is the most relevant competition in time series. For practitioners one
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by braza 3y ago
For whom is interested in some of the Rich's talks, this is a great compilation[1]. [1] - https://changelog.com/posts/rich-hickeys-greatest-hits
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by braza 3y ago
> most of the jobs are in Berlin, which imo, isn't for everyone Spot on. From my experience, if you come from America (specially Latin and Central) it's quite easy to feel great because the city is some sort developed and it&#x
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by braza 3y ago
K9 is amazing. Kudos for all developers. To be honest I do not miss a single bit of `kubectl` skills.
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by braza 3y ago
It’s sad that Julia lost the so much preference in the Data Ecosystem. I think the syntax it’s clean, it’s fast, a lovely community and a clear vision on what needs to be done.
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by braza 3y ago
A bit of of insight here: in a lot of places the availability of sweetened food it’s not only higher than no processed food but it’s cheaper. For less privileged folks it’s quite hard to dodge high carb + high sugar foods.
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by braza 3y ago
> it's just that they would opt for the unnecessarily complex decision at every step of the way But this does not invalidate the previous point about the environment. If the environment is loose and with low accountability, those un
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by braza 3y ago
I had a similar experience as the OP (but I never was anything close to the 10x developer) but in my case, I recovered my passion for programming, but in different ways. Back in the day in 2005-2014 I got inspired by several folks around th
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by braza 3y ago
I have been in such a position in a Tech Mid-Cap (400 million MAU, 11B market value) and it was personally the best job that I had in my life in terms of cushiness and low pressure; but retrospectively it has almost thrown me into the obliv
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by braza 3y ago
That’s was the main reason that I do my pet projects: to detach myself from some corporate persona that is a completely different from my professional self. I still have a lot of professional pride, but it comes more from my personal projec
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by braza 3y ago
Hard to agree. In an ideal world everyone would share their architecture, stack and so on and we as an industry we could learn between each other and everyone would have a net gain out of this information sharing. In reality at the time tha
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by braza 3y ago
It’s really disturbing for me the possibility that a that a hardware vendor could enforce that on court. Does someone knows what’s the rationale for that from Nvidia?
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by braza 3y ago
I think complexity can have multiple interpretations, especially in a fragmented discipline as software engineering. However, at least for me containers solves 3 main source of problems to shipping code in a current software environment: (1
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by braza 3y ago
(Marginally related): the thing that holds me to move to discord it’s because their “conversational” nature instead to be an idea board. At least for me, an idea board like HN or even Reddit demands a minimum level of insightfulness before
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Free API usage for moderation bots in Reddit(mods.reddithelp.com)
2 points by braza 3y ago|0 comments
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by braza 3y ago
Even using python for almost a decade sometimes I feel the entire debacle around packaging and development environment it’s too sophisticated for a user base that grows every day with more beginners.
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by braza 3y ago
> the keys of kingdom Hard to agree on that. Of course Europe has a huge industrial legacy and a population that has a high purchase power; and it is very welcomed by a generation of politicians trapped in the pst regarding of innovation
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by braza 3y ago
In this case, you're shooting the messenger. You can think that citing company values can be moralistic, but at the end of the day it's all about showing the people to not drink the Kool-aid and how ruthless the market is. It&#x27
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by braza 3y ago
> worked at a well-known mid-size tech company This is one of the most common confusion that folks does to related their own experience with some regional/national tech company in comparison with global tech products with millions o
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by braza 3y ago
Personally I feel bad for all those folks that moderates/contributes in Reddit and at Stack Overflow. Imagine pour hundreds of hours for the sake of enjoyment, sharing or nurturing a community and due to some market circumstances not h
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by braza 3y ago
I have been in a company that marginally that was in the same situation as Lyft, financially speaking, and for me sounds brave and bonkers that those folks still have time to blog post in a very stock-nose-diving situation.
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by braza 3y ago
Ultimately the sad truth is that Lyft was one of the companies that rode the zero interest rate phenomena (no pun intended).

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