callamdelaney

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by callamdelaney 1y ago
Python gets more bloated weekly in my view.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
I agree with your latter point on system design. I've had 'big data' interviews where the 'big data' fits in the memory of my desktop machine - so I'm going to give you a very different answer to your over-arch
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
It's all just prompt stuffing in the end.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
Dependency injection in fastapi honestly feels like a horrible afterthought. Flask's g is much easier to reason about, and 99% of projects don't need the 'performance improvements' of async.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
Yep, async is not even advantage in my view - especially if it requires writing code in certain special ways.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
In what way is FastApi better than flask?
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
I've found it quite annoying, I'm considering going the other way for my personal project from Go+Templ+HTMX -> Flask + Jinja + HTMX. Still undecided though. I feel like Go is quite verbose and defining templates in Templ feels
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
I'm curious, why did you call out behaviour which goes against the guidelines, with behaviour that goes against the guidelines?
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
Have you heard of tabs?
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
I once got a job for a company whose entire stack was aws lambda. Not like a normal 'hey we have this flask application which handles 100 endpoints and we just use lambda to handle a call' - more like 'every singe route or fu
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
They get to retrieve things but not constantly like I often see people doing. Eg throw ball with wanger [0], dog gets ball, person throws ball again ad infinitum. The constant thing is the key, we don’t let an unhealthy obsession develop is
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
We have a springer, cocker and a sprocker. We knew that addiction to these things were a problem and so we didn’t allow it to develop. I do think that people who are constantly throwing balls, especially with a wanger, are idiots.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
Yeah I yearn to go back to flask but the logo is giving me the ick.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
The private industry incentive must be in rubbish removed though rather than expensive, overuning and overbudget contracts for useless space providers like Northrop & Boeing (who are having the floor mopped with them by SpaceX).
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
Feels like a LinkedIn influencer wrote this.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
I’ve never found the M4 on my work machine particularly impressive. Frankly I hardly use the thing because it takes far, far too long to switch between windows compared to hyprland.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
Research funding isn't a cash cow to keep universities financially viable, it should be used for genuine research. It all to often is not.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
A huge % of that overall revenue figure is their e-commerce business which will be relatively low margin. They are making roughly double in sponsored videos and sponsored projects than with adsense. It makese sense that some of that sponsor
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
There would likely be huge processing overhead for splicing ads into a stream, right?
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
Just use arch
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
That is utterly hilarious. As if somehow the cloud enables autostave more capably than say, your ssd. Microsoft really is a shitshow.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
What? It's much less effort to perform 'an evaluation' with an llm than actually do it. You are actually just weeding out 95% of real applicants.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
Generally though Java error messages make more sense. I have been experiencing extreme pain picking through 200 lines of Typescript error output for what amounts to 4 instances of a type without a required property in the codebase.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
If it's anything like hs2, we'll hire thousands of consultants on huge day rates who have zero incentive to ever build anything. Not an ideal model for open source funding.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
Disingenuous. Get a visa. People act like they weren't able to live and work in Europe before the EU - people did it, it was fine, it's not that difficult if you actually want to do it.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
Firefox seems to work pretty okay
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
You got a license for that free speech there gov?
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
I don't think it's individualism, perhaps that is the case for a small percentage of people. I think it's the fact that 2 workers per household (or family unit) is now common. More people working in general, generally, reduce
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
My kneejerk reaction to the headline is ‘why would it?’. It’s unsurprising to me that an AI company appears to have chosen exactly the wrong tool for the job.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
Having been on an air crash investigation kind of vibe since the Air India accident, I have conflicting opinions on boeing. On one hand, their quality control, engineering etc has been declining, not to mention the suspicious deaths of whis

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