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by cheez 6y ago
in conjunction with a bankruptcy-driven reorganization.
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by cheez 6y ago
Excellent. Whatever works for you man, you are my hero.
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by cheez 6y ago
Was on mobile, punctuation is a PITA but normally I use s/he
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by cheez 6y ago
I write code that lasts decades and I can promise you a glass orb is unnecessary.
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by cheez 6y ago
People don't want to believe the extent to which they are slaves.
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by cheez 6y ago
I read the article and it makes... zero points towards this conclusion to anyone with a IQ over 95. Capitalism is an idea. What the article is saying is people exploit others, especially the vulnerable. After a years of slavery, surely the
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by cheez 6y ago
The food supply chain in US is heavily controlled by a few entities. They have been dying for a reason to raise prices. Google Tyson's full page ad. Edit: downvotes without response?
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by cheez 6y ago
That first sentence is vague enough to lose hope.
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by cheez 6y ago
> A skillful programmer looks at the problem and says, hey, why don't we build an abstraction layer to make it more flexible? No he doesn't
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by cheez 6y ago
When I became an adult, I realized that people like to feel better about themselves by using short forms that others wouldn't know.
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by cheez 6y ago
it's literally that simple.
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by cheez 6y ago
Ok Peldi, now don't make me a liar. It wasn't luck. Double it in 3 years :-)
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by cheez 6y ago
You're welcome. I still use Mockups :-) As for luck, you made your own luck. Congrats on your success!
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by cheez 6y ago
um... I use Google Alerts for this... You might be behind the times. (Not the CCP stuff)
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by cheez 6y ago
This is probably a good start.
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by cheez 6y ago
That's a nice story! In my opinion, customer service/etc was irrelevant early on.
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by cheez 6y ago
hard to really say, most of the stuff will be bitrotted. But, he networked VERY hard.
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by cheez 6y ago
The best indie launch I've seen was the initial launch of Balsamiq. It was played off as "meh" by Peldi but it was masterful. I had launched a product 2 years before and until then, I couldn't understand what I did wrong
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by cheez 6y ago
I'm a big fan of functional programming but this documentation is kind of funny, unintentionally. I realize there is no better way to do it in Python. And that’s how your initial refactored code will look like: user: Optional[User]
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by cheez 6y ago
Yep. What was most important to me was predictable builds and you can roughly accomplish this by using pip-compile: pip-compile -n --generate-hashes requirements.txt 2> requirements-compiled.txt Update this and commit to your repository
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by cheez 6y ago
CMake doesn't do any feature detection if you don't want it to.
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by cheez 6y ago
I pay for the digital thing (movie, music, ebook), then pirate it.
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by cheez 6y ago
Yeah, this is the simplest solution....
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by cheez 6y ago
cross-compiling was necessary when hardware was expensive. You can rent a Linux box for $10 if you want to compile.
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by cheez 6y ago
autoconf is an attempt to commoditize the insanity that people have experienced over the years. This is the wrong approach. The right approach is to make it easier to add checks for only your particular insanity. CMake does it correctly.
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by cheez 6y ago
what does it mean?
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by cheez 6y ago
Thank you very much for your patience :-)
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by cheez 6y ago
Ah yes, embarrassing not to remember basic DB architecture :-) Do you have an example of a workload that benefits from this structure?
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by cheez 6y ago
I read the post and had a couple of points: 1. Is DuckDB similar to having indexes on each column? Because generally when something is slow, the solution is indexes. I have a 100 GB database which records real time data and is lightning fas
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by cheez 6y ago
Your salary should be at least 250K

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