chrstphrhrt

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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Do you track down their email or just send a message on LinkedIn? How customized are the initial communications (e.g. common elements per type of work or type of company)?
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Yeah, we've graduated to using militarized police to do that for a while now.
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
I'm working on a project that depends on Graphene and Django (not my choice). Any ideas off hand about doing the same thing there? IIRC Django can also use SQLAlchemy but it didn't used to be very nice back in the day.
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Too bad it got hobbled on the last Mac update. With Metal I find it completely unplayable and it doesn't do fullscreen.
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Ask HN: How to transition (back) into frontend dev?
1 points by chrstphrhrt 6y ago|0 comments
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Agree 110%, and I want to take your notion as a cue to expound a little more from personal trauma :) I find OOP useful for configuration and library-level APIs (e.g. for injecting dependencies and wrapping things), when there is really zero
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Can't wait to see what a judge thinks about this.
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Same thing happens on HN. Comments that go against the kooolaid-driven white saviour ethos of certain VC-backed ideas are often downvoted. Still not as bad as popular Reddit subs though. There is so much dystopian doublespeak in startup mar
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Aaand I finally read the article and PEP and there's no escape from the GIL :( Damn wishful thinking.
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
True true, my comment was not clear. With asyncio it's still a single threaded event loop (that can be clustered like Node or any Python processes as has always been done). With sub-interpreters, I wonder how different it is from norma
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
This makes sense. Combine it with asyncio and you have a full Node-like runtime without relying on Uvicorn and the like (even though clustering is still good for scaling).
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Language skills more important than math to learn programming, research shows(massivesci.com)
13 points by chrstphrhrt 6y ago|2 comments
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
If it's your primary residence that you live in for e.g. 80% of the year and you swap with other primary residences or actually stay in normal hotels when travelling, I can't see any distortion there. Not trying to apologize for h
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Nice downvotes, found the sycophant Airbnb managers who just fired everyone :)
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Hoarding shelter should be outlawed anyway. Or hotel licenses should be required with massive fines for evasion. Get a real job "hosts" (a disturbing doublespeak term for parasite). The original evolution of couch surfing that Air
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Yep. I’ve been on a few remote teams where I write a lot (in plain language too), and have found that if my audience is non-technical management that they simply don’t read it. Decisions continue to be made on their gut whims despite access
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Internet access is a human right that flows from the right to education.
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Replace car parks with social housing.
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
This can sometimes lead to burnout for me. When I blindly try to please no matter what, it also raises the bar of expectations. Sometimes people just want to feel superior and will take advantage, which can be hard to see in the moment.
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
What are your thoughts on the welfare state and its compatibility with your freedom? What do you think about homelessness?
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Is that any way related to dollar cost averaging? -not an investor
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Just to add a bit on that, if you dynamically generate channel names according to a validatable naming convention that any consumer can predict (ideally with a client lib for generating them), you can do pretty complex message passing that
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
STREAMS, best pubsub solution imho. I used it as a backing store for an MQTT frontend once, and also for generally coordinating worker processes to handle background tasks.
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Self-reply: I found these two but haven't tried them. https://github.com/pelotom/runtypes https://github.com/ianstormtaylor/superstruct
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Same. I have tried using it and enjoyed the IDE powers a bit more, but already knowing JS quite well, it wasn't a game changer. Lately I have started using FastAPI in Python, which uses Pydantic to enforce type hints at runtime. This s
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
But you can't contract to do something illegal, and contracts must have consideration ("this for that"). Not sure what their test for excessiveness was. Reminds me of predatory lending rules like charging more than X% interes
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
Makes total sense. The black and white thing always seemed so weird. It's a false dichotomy. Even if censorship is good in the particular context (which seems to be the case here), but bad in general and bad in principle, it seems that
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Trust-Owned Company Structure(organicgrown.com)
2 points by chrstphrhrt 6y ago|0 comments
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by chrstphrhrt 6y ago
It should be completely free for everyone but regulated to jettison all that non-education stuff (except for some "soft" services like healthcare, therapy/counselling etc). The soft services should be 100% controlled by stude
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by chrstphrhrt 7y ago
Surprised to see cannabis reaction times slower than alcohol for driving. I wonder how they controlled for it, and whether the test accounted for high people driving slower and taking fewer risky moves like lane changes, turning corners wit

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