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by dangwhy 4y ago
> Does anyone have any help or tips here? Yes. when you go to sleep don't put any pressure on yourself that you need to sleep X number of hrs or whatever. Just go to bed on regular schedule and be thankful for the amount of sleep
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yea that sentence has steven segal level self - awareness.
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> then companies are simply baffled why people don’t want to be in video calls! never had an interviewee decline to be on video call for an interview. Are you trolling ?
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> objectively this means you still get ads just less releavnt ones, no? business might choose to not show ads at all vs showing irrlevent ads. Surely there is a downside and risk to showing ads, a risk that cannot be taken willy nilly.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
markets are irrational except when it goes up 17% AH ?
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by dangwhy 4y ago
yeah we had people join with different person interviewing for them. We now have a policy to take a screenshot of person's face during interview and compare them to person who joins. We've busted a bunch but a whole lot have slipp
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by dangwhy 4y ago
I've had great success with this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34580675 I am always baffled by why this ins't more popular way of writing SQL.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
depends on your activity level and how sweaty you get. Its critical to not get sweaty. I would go for something cheap if you are using it to just chill at home without much activity.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> I can grind through 10 TB of data for like $50 Is this hosted databricks ?
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by dangwhy 4y ago
* life becomes less fun for a while * lots of anxiety especially during bedtime * nightmares are the worst first few days. Makes me shudder just thinking about it.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
Curious. What changes have you observed from drinking more water.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
haha same!. Ppl saying sql is unreadable need to know better sql developers. sql is so pretty and so very readable and maintable if done by people who know what they are doing.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
As someone who is written tons of spark code. I disagree is that is it somehow more immune to code rot than sql. There are couple of famous examples https://shopify.engineering/build-production-grade-workflow-...
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> Trying to collate data from multiple databases may have unpredictable performance issues Why would this be more predictable in something you handroll vs using something like trino.
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> Even though it’s improved a lot the testing situation in sql is still not where a more traditional programming language is, modularity comes either in the form of ever nested cte, stored procs or dbt style templates. See my comment her
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> How do you test some SQL logic in isolation? I do this using sql 1. Extracting an 'ephemeral model' to different model file 2. Mock out this model in upstream model in unit tests https://github.com/EqualExpert
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by dangwhy 4y ago
This is an awesome list. I listened to an audiobook called "why we get sick" and every known health condition was linked to 'insulin resistance'. I knew eating carbs was bad but it blew my mind. He even linked prostate c
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by dangwhy 4y ago
Ah got it. Yes I acknowledge that my response wasn't related to your comment.
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anyone use this care to comment about how this compares to meltano.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
Not sure i understand your logic. How can you take something from today and go back and apply to something that was said months ago. Those ppl were not wrong when the statement was made.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
Not sure how its a different issue. Wouldn't a recession have made the home prices affordable. Your point is what? Biden somehow predicted the future and claimed we are not in recession. Criticism was valid when he made that statement
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by dangwhy 4y ago
> Prices of houses are coming down due to interest rates. Not where I live. I see markdowns of 10k on a 600k homes. Nothing really changed.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
There goes my hope of buying a home. I was really hoping for a recession and housing market downturn. Stuff is still very expensive at the grocery store. I guess I still have my job despite layoffs, so I'll thank biden for that.
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by dangwhy 4y ago
ok I don't want to reveal my identity. I'll try creating a fake id email and emailing that address. Also is comment history visibility private info that can't be answered publicly ?
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by dangwhy 4y ago
I am not asking "us" in that sentence though. I am not sure admins will be responding to random questions like mine if i email the question to them.
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