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cdchn
3y ago
Then you can appreciate how many #if macros it would save if you just targeted 1. ;)
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cdchn
3y ago
If your build targets are 1 then that saves you a lot of #if macros.
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cdchn
3y ago
Bit hard to cache search results.
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cdchn
3y ago
That may be better directed at that comment's predecessor.
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cdchn
3y ago
Even just searching and browsing restaurants and menus is probably dozens of queries for every interaction.
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cdchn
3y ago
He's uh.. he's already been in prison for a bit.
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cdchn
3y ago
And there are a different 'value' column for every possibly data type.
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cdchn
3y ago
When you start looking at SQL tables that are just id,key,val then you know you've teleported into this forbidden realm. There are 2 hard problems in computer science: caching, naming things, and off-by-one errors.
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3y ago
>Instead of changing all the rows in a single big transaction, the change was broken into thousands of little changes that were rolled out over a series of days. Having been in a situation where a large schema update required migrating d
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3y ago
If you think thats weird, don't look up how many cops commit crimes.
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3y ago
I'm sure there are companies that allow interoffice romance but I'm going to go out on a limb and guess they're in the minority. People go into an office to work, not be part of your dating pool.
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3y ago
Typically trying to seek out any romantic relationships at work is considered socially unacceptable as well as against company policy because of potential accusations of impropriety.
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cdchn
3y ago
What they're probably trying to imply is that trying to cure loneliness by seeking out romantic relationships is strictly verboten in an office environment.
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cdchn
3y ago
They didn't say "Bay Area", they said SV.
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cdchn
3y ago
Hetzner, Linode, Rackspace, take your pick.
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3y ago
If you've got a family to support and you need to rent or try to own a home you're going to have a tough time with 200k.
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cdchn
3y ago
I got some bad news for you.
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cdchn
3y ago
Selecting for lack of ambition may have some negative consequences on your businesses' ambition.
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cdchn
3y ago
Megacorp Boondoggles sounds like a lucrative market.
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cdchn
3y ago
Converting your OpEx to CapEx is not a remedy for sloppy bookkeeping.
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3y ago
I really wonder what their mental image of a product market fit is. They're undeniably doing some cool stuff but myself and it seems like everybody else has to do some serious mental gymnastics to figure out who they sell this to and
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3y ago
Most people who can do this (aren't as entrenched in AWS) end up moving to a cheap VPS provider so that they don't end up having to pay for all the internetworking, facilities, throw redundancy out the window, and then still have
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3y ago
>plug in networking and power No cables, except for a few cables.
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3y ago
This game has modeled atmospherics, I think you underestimate how much simulation is done there and also how good people's imaginations are.
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cdchn
3y ago
I figure it would depend on the rocket fuel. LOX and Liquid Hydrogen/Methane probably isn't so bad, stuff like hydrazine I could imagine wouldn't be great.
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cdchn
3y ago
It is real time. I think you're confusing "round based" for "turn based."
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cdchn
3y ago
You should give "Space Station 13" a try.
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cdchn
3y ago
I think Habitat predated Maniac Mansion.
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cdchn
3y ago
Thats kind of depressing to burn a grandkid over a $600 honest mistake.
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3y ago
Makes sense - those are the two juiciest customers I bet Okta has, also the best equipped to detect any potential problems vectoring via Okta.
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