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by charlie0 4y ago
Seems like an interesting idea, but could use a better example, at least for those who aren't yet intermediate level in SQL. In what world is this WITH countries (code, name) AS ( ...> SELECT \* FROM (VALUES ...>
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by charlie0 4y ago
I think most devs don't want to figure it out. Let's face it, working with legacy code is just not fun unless the code is well written (and even then a lot of devs still don't want to touch it because it's "old te
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by charlie0 4y ago
Yes, it has a large pipe going up through the ceiling.
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by charlie0 4y ago
I'm not surprised about the gas stove pollution, but am surprised at how ineffective kitchen fans are. I got an air purifier with a sensor on it. It's about 8 feet away from the kitchen and it always goes on a few minutes if I swi
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by charlie0 4y ago
Just need to throw in single origin recently roasted beans, and you'll never go back to Starbucks again.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Ikea has solid wood tables tops. Just need to find a pair of legs and you've got a solid desk for a few hundred dollars.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Wool sweatpants. Keeps me perfectly warm. Bose noise canceling headphones.
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by charlie0 4y ago
The thing that irks me on these "xx% faster" articles is that they always achieve this by adding more cores. Nice, very impressive. Now, let me see those single core benchmarks.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Amazon stock is down and you can't have that. I bet they are cutting corners with labor or elsewhere.
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by charlie0 4y ago
No one has pointed this out. These guys are selling high end coffee. They also admitted this was their largest order by far. Where are they getting this high end coffee from? Is there an unlimited supply of this coffee somewhere? The cynic
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by charlie0 4y ago
Yes, this is definitely a plus. Not everything should be hard to use, but one must admit even small barriers means only a certain type of person will use it. As someone in the minority, these are nice spaces.
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by charlie0 4y ago
I was listening to a podcast by Balaji. He has an idea that could serve as counterpoint to these fears. In that podcast, he describes (mainly for research purposes) a blockchain where all data has been validated and verified before being ad
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Welcome to Digital Nomadland(wired.com)
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by charlie0 4y ago
My main issue with Saas tools is they keep changing and it's not always clear why or that there are any benefits. Many of the changes feel like they were resume driven. Case in point, Dropbox. Many years ago they were awesome. Now they
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by charlie0 4y ago
The thing I hate the most about self checkouts is that you have to do it in a very specific manner or it won't work. I think Amazon has the right idea. You scan the item once as it goes into your basket and that's it. None this yo
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by charlie0 4y ago
This. It's frustrating when I'm searching for information and all the results on the first page are just native advertising articles from the top 20 ad laden websites. I'm really looking forward to using Chat GPT to answer my
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by charlie0 4y ago
When the culture is very hierarchical, so even small change requests travel up the chain several notches for approval.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Short attention spans seems problematic, but we live in an era where shrinking the things we don't know we know is better than better memorizing the things we know. Search has made this possible and I predict this trend will increase
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by charlie0 4y ago
I understand. The truth can be bitter. My first instinct is to install most of these tools. Then I remember all the recent supply chain attacks and malicious packages that have been snuck into software. I use 1 daily driver for everything,
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by charlie0 4y ago
One thing that comes to mind as someone who is not in the know of these new tools would be, are they safe? The old tools have been there forever and used everywhere. My assumption would be these are safe and don't change often. For be
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by charlie0 4y ago
I think it's good to have at least 1 person in the team like this. Sometimes a higher up makes a mistake and suggests a terrible idea. If the team is all yes men (or women), then that bad idea is implemented and in the end, causes a lo
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by charlie0 4y ago
The only thing will accomplish is demoralizing your team and having then turn in the bare minimum workong code. You clearly don't care about what your team thinks, so why should they care about going above and beyond when writing their
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by charlie0 4y ago
A pied piper?
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by charlie0 4y ago
Yes, I've experienced working at a company (remotely) that doesn't let devs use a local db, they must all use a dev db. It can take a few seconds to load some API calls. It's less than ideal, but on the other hand, most devs
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by charlie0 4y ago
Good read, but one major thing instantly comes to mind. Yes, small teams make for fast teams, but what happens when your dev in a team of 2 leaves? Your 10x speed drops to 0x, or you pull in another 10x dev and they drop to 4x or less (beca
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by charlie0 4y ago
I think that hard times is what really creates that sense of brotherhood. Unfortunately, in the modern western world, it has become really easy to avoid serious hardships once you get even to a modest level of income. I've wanted to do
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by charlie0 4y ago
But if you are a frequent creator, you're also planning on making the content a viable financial venture. At the very least, Twitter is used as a marketing platform. Which means paying $8 a month for what is essentially free hosting fo
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by charlie0 4y ago
Oh man, I was just about to start looking into this service. Not necessarily for mail, but for WG VPN. This is not a good look for Proton.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Last year was the first time I've ever had a Mac product and I really liked it. It was also time for me to get a new phone. The only thing that stopped me from getting the iphone was their connector wasn't USBC. Seems trivial, but
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by charlie0 4y ago
Thanks for pointing out what almost no one else does. Younger generation out here with their beaks open hoping to catch that lucky break of passed down Boomer wealth, but I think you're right on. Healthcare will capture a huge amount o

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