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by cbb330 3y ago
> double the amount of the gas than in New Mexico, per unit of production, since 2019. when we look at data at scale, we use p99 metrics to get more insight into the average. because this article, i'm assuming, is just using average
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by cbb330 3y ago
My conclusion on hackernews being "pro-regulation" is based on observance that posts discussing the downside of regulation are often downvoted. I agree with what you said. Knowing that repealing regulation is much less frequent th
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by cbb330 3y ago
I know the hackernews crowd is very pro-regulation, so before downvoting please consider responding so we can have a discussion and share experience together. "It seems the regulation in New Mexico has had an impact without hurting bus
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by cbb330 3y ago
in addition there is a scaling factor. it's easy to control mistakes when you have 1 well. hard to control mistakes when you have 10,000,000 wells. thus the regulation has to be mapped appropriately. also, I'd be interested in see
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by cbb330 3y ago
by no means is go/java/rust/c++ a silver bullet. it is a way to raise the bar for debugging, reliability, support. it is more effective than bundling python with 5 other type bandaids. in the medium/long term, lets guess
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by cbb330 3y ago
its comfortable, easy, appealing in the short term. just like why people overeat their junk food. there's this common idea in management that new grads, SREs, "less experienced devs", can jump in and contribute. it's a f
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by cbb330 3y ago
Yep! I think all of those repos will either proverbially die a hero or live long enough to see themselves as a villain. And thats because of the fundamental tradeoff of dynamic typing vs static typing. That part no one can disagree on. The
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by cbb330 3y ago
yup! along the dimensions of feature velocity and developer experience with regard to cost. of course python/ruby/javascript have succeed in bringing value to the world in general -- but in this thread we're focusing on produ
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by cbb330 3y ago
I'm rejecting all dynamically typed languages *for production*. Where production means anything that needs to exist for a long time and is supported by a team. A litmus test for whether an app is production is if you actually need mypy
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by cbb330 3y ago
It doesn't take an expert to notice that enforced types make a language more reliable in production, easier to debug, and faster to refactor. You should be horrified by Dropbox's blog post on python in production: https:/&#x
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by cbb330 3y ago
I have 90 PRs to Mypy configured repos this year, across 10+ python repos which are a mix of services and background jobs. All of them have some mix of pyright/jedi+ruff+black. I have implemented these tools either via CI or in my ide
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by cbb330 3y ago
Speaking as a current engineer at LinkedIn, Big Tech companies will often conflate micro service with large distributed system. These services are by no means at all micro.
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by cbb330 4y ago
Link? Career progress means that Principal Engineers don't have certs -- does that add any value to determine whether certs have value? I'd say Principal Engineers are typically the ones designing the courses and have no use for d
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by cbb330 4y ago
No I think Zuckerbergs words should be read at face value. Managers with small amount of reports will be converted to ICs and strong managers will be given more reports. The org will be more lean and will have less overhead per manager of c
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by cbb330 4y ago
Arguments ad hominem are inappropriate for hackernews. Let’s leave this type of argument to Reddit or blind. I understand your perspective though. layoff announcements trigger an emotional response esp. in an uncertain economic condition. T
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by cbb330 4y ago
Definitely agree. I’be never read a post from CEO level explaining very specific reasons and goals for their actions. I’m betting on Zuck here, and wish I could get this same level of specificity at my company.
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by cbb330 4y ago
Wow, so much negativity towards this announcement. This reaction is genuinely surprising because I found this post both inspirational and insightful. I hope there are others who feel the same way! Maybe we can start a discussion on the cont
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by cbb330 4y ago
Thank god, a single source of good news is better than none. Does anyone have an aggregate view of the LCR / NSFR metrics across U.S. banks? I'd love to see the risk trend here at a wider scale than single bank disclosures like th
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by cbb330 4y ago
How can I convince someone to try this, if they are comparing this solution with dbt? Can only pick one :)
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by cbb330 4y ago
Giving up is a great strategy, then we can let the market self regulate -- keep in mind that Tik Tok has to compete viciously with Facebook on who can design a more trusted platform :) In the end, we all win if we just let things play out.
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by cbb330 4y ago
UK minimum wage takes into account the current supply of labor and many layers of politics / economic theory. This is not comparable to the cost of labor wrt supply in ancient Maori culture. And disregarding the fundamental error in co
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by cbb330 4y ago
Inorganic materials can't be dated using radiocarbon analysis and genetics don't account for civilization collapses. After all, I'm in America with 0 percent of my genes attributed to Native American.
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by cbb330 4y ago
How was this converted from WARN public records into airtable? I'm curious if I can start using it for this purpose.
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by cbb330 4y ago
Government intervention is heavy handed and will cause unintended side affects with 100% certainty. What should happen is for: 1) employees to choose to not join companies with contracts that they don't agree with 2) employers offer be
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by cbb330 4y ago
The importance is that every free and democratic nation in the world has its’ policies influenced by the loudest voices on Twitter. So if Twitter amplifies an idea it becomes reality.
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by cbb330 4y ago
This opinion is ironic because this is exactly what the author intended to describe -- the typo IS hard to find. The "Hello, World" example is nothing more than JSON, showing a string repeated 3 times. On the third time, "bil
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by cbb330 4y ago
I absolutely loved using this tool to generate many instances of Datadog resources in terraform json. Not only did it simplify a nasty mess of dynamic typed and schema-less bash/python/mako, it taught me a lot of functional progra
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UOR is a radically different approach to serverless and decentralized systems(next.redhat.com)
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by cbb330 4y ago
Whether it’s bank balances or pitchforks, the result is a conflict. Whether both parties are able to delegate judgement to a higher power determines the type of resolution. In the case where parties recognize a higher power it can be resolv
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by cbb330 4y ago
This can be summarized as appealing to a higher power — your example is the courts, an alternative is the public reputation / free market. Without a 3rd party institution to appeal to, the parties must reconcile between themselves in a

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