btreecat

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by btreecat 2y ago
I didn't find them helpful or interesting. I guess I'm not recursively solving my problems in my day to day challenges
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by btreecat 2y ago
Could you give an example of a massive change that was made easier by your choices?
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by btreecat 2y ago
The tooling is IMO one of the leading causes of why the language has had a collapse in developer mind-share. If we want to say it really doesn't matter what language we choose, because any solution can be cooked up regardless, it absol
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by btreecat 2y ago
I don't disagree with any of that. What I am saying is that Objects are not rows. And we sometimes try to force the Object model onto a data-schema that ultimately is more rich than a chain of objects. Which is not using the most appro
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by btreecat 2y ago
That's a financial incentive, I'm not sure what your rejection is exactly.
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by btreecat 2y ago
Generally, avoid mocks. Run a copy of the server in a container, run client E2E tests against it.
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by btreecat 2y ago
When the data you need isn't entirely contained w/in those "neat boxes" you realize quickly the error was trying to force those "neat boxes" onto your data model.
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by btreecat 2y ago
Neat tool! Not sure I agree with the choices on the AWS side, particularly lambda and dynamo. They seem great when you first start, but I've found the pain comes with maturing code. As professionals, we should always plan for our code
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by btreecat 2y ago
I think content creators want to be compensated for their work that's being used for commercial purposes. I think you're framing it in a way that makes it seem like they don't want to be compensated for working, they just wan
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by btreecat 2y ago
I truly despise Click and the ways you're supposed to test it
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by btreecat 2y ago
Do you believe the FAA should mandate ADSB for all GA regardless of airspace, and unify on a single global frequency rather than dual freq UAT+ADSB?
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by btreecat 2y ago
This is why I don't buy the FP hype
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by btreecat 2y ago
Most Jvm shops/devs I know are still on 11
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by btreecat 2y ago
There's also adguard home https://adguard.com/en/adguard-home/overview.html
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by btreecat 2y ago
> Fixing the deficit is the opposite of looting, actually. What evidence is there that the current moves will lead to "fixing the deficit?" Illegally redistributing of appropriated spending could be easily understood as looting
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by btreecat 2y ago
> Hi Franz, it's 2025. We beat the Nazis 80 years ago. It's time to move on to the 21st century. Then why the hell are they still waving flags? https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna191304 Your bias is
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by btreecat 2y ago
The issue isn't a much fraud for nickels as it would be failure to accept the coin, and just taking your money.
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by btreecat 2y ago
> So yeah labour protection laws give you very cheap engineers with 35hrs per week and 7 weeks of holidays per year. In the US salaries have to be inflated in order to cover the lack of transportation, healthcare, and social services. To
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by btreecat 2y ago
> As a lifetime employee, I don't want better labor protection laws. As a lifetime employee, I know we need better labor protection laws and enforcement. Wage theft is one of the largest sources of crime in America. https:/&#x
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by btreecat 2y ago
While I have seen similar (engineer struggle to get claud to write some TF that could have been done in a few min) I also have experienced the opposite. I was attempting to put together some basic statistics for my oncall shift, so I downlo
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by btreecat 2y ago
I tweeted at DHL when the delivery driver didn't even knock on the door, they pulled up then left. They apologized and sent the dude back later the same day. Public shaming used to be a very effective tool
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by btreecat 2y ago
> To be clear, I don’t think the executive can just ignore the difference between a billion to the FCC versus a billion to USAID. > Right, he tried that last term with the wall and didn't win in the courts. > My point is that,
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by btreecat 2y ago
> Thank you for sharing specific details. I find this fascinating. How does one acquire this knowledge? I think that lost of information is available on most subjects. The differences in attainment (assuming equal access) is generally on
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by btreecat 2y ago
> The reformulated penny didn't take too long to be accepted. A new nickel would probably be accepted well too. Part of the problem is with how vending machines detect valid currency Story about when the dollar coin was updated ht
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by btreecat 2y ago
> Obama wanted to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill. Was that unconstitutional as well? I don't remember reading any articles about it being that. That seems to be due to you miss remembering the particulars of the issue. https:&#
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by btreecat 2y ago
> This is my world, I know how it works. "Trust me bro"
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by btreecat 2y ago
It could choose to direct the same billion to DOE, or FCC instead and end up with very different outcomes. Let's assume it is all one giant slushfund for the executive. What now enables checks on the slush funds use? If Congress says
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by btreecat 2y ago
> With DACA, Obama unilaterally decided not to enforce laws duly enacted by congress. > > So what keeps Trump from unilaterally deciding not to spend money duly appropriated by congress? I had to think about this. What's the p
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by btreecat 2y ago
I don't see how the current actions are leading to a reduction in waste. Could you elaborate on how the recent actions are connected with improved spending outcomes?
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by btreecat 2y ago
At least in my area of VA, the elections board does a great job supporting it's poll-workers. If you have the capacity (I understand it's not compatible with everyone's schedule or capacity) I would recommend looking into it

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