doliveira

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by doliveira 4y ago
I mean, it's a wonder women still choose to have children. I see it is a triumph of the human spirit, because through a purely capitalist and individualist lenses having children doesn't make much sense.
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by doliveira 4y ago
You can just invoke make build, make test within the specific CI stages.
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by doliveira 4y ago
I was listening to a security podcast in which the host was quite proud of having lots of Yubikeys around. No way this scales to the general population.
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by doliveira 4y ago
I feel like we're way better off just sending an email every time a user logs into a new device. We already have to assume the email is secure anyway... Having to have tons of Yubikeys adds so much friction.
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by doliveira 4y ago
That's very similar to YouTube recommendations, they seem to think your tastes are too peculiar and you should be dragged down to a more popular cluster.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Hasn't crypto exploded in popularity exactly because of these centralized exchanges?
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by doliveira 4y ago
The clue is in the name: asyncIO is for, well, I/O bound stuff...
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by doliveira 4y ago
"Doesn’t have any insane transpiration requirements" Configuring webpack is insane in itself
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by doliveira 4y ago
So...? The ethical (political? social? moral?) component seems the same to me.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Yeah, sounds to me like one of those cases where it's best to have a social reward rather than a financial one.
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by doliveira 4y ago
They still pierce you to remove blood and you get paid for it, don't you? I don't think "it's just the plasma" makes much of a difference.
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by doliveira 4y ago
On a semi-related note, bra-kets are just magical. Programmers who deride mathematical notations, and claim we should abolish equations in favor of pseudocode, should try to get a glimpse of their power.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Pretty sure that's the estimate of carbon content, but it's a proper scientific concept.
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by doliveira 4y ago
About #3, I don't think it's more enjoyable, it's just more comfortable. Much like physical exercise, social interactions are a biological necessity. People aren't just choosing to be lonely.
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by doliveira 4y ago
With my (admittedly limited) experience with the Hadoop ecosystem, I'd sincerely beg for people to stop writing databases in Java... Apart from the way bigger system requirements, dependency version hell, having to monitor GC pauses is
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by doliveira 4y ago
Do you at least get extra money for snitching on a fellow worker like that?
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by doliveira 4y ago
Which was the right choice, web standards shouldn't be tied to a single project.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Wow, colonoscopy with no sedation must be extremely awful. Isn't sedation the default anywhere? I remember the papers I had to sign were really serious about advicing sedation.
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by doliveira 4y ago
> All your nodes are stateless, no more cluster babysitting This is music to my ears! Analytical databases are all so damn complicated to manage with a dozen of different stateful node types
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by doliveira 4y ago
We've been really lucky so far that most marketing departments don't seem to interact with the core codebase when it comes to injecting ads, they just get a Tag Manager and can inject as many ads as they like.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Aren't GANs all about creating both the generator and the discriminator? Seems to me you can also build the "reverser" quite easily.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Dude, they're making half a million dollars a year, they're gonna be fine
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by doliveira 4y ago
I find it pretty funny that we humans have invented all these transpilers and bundlers, invested probably billions of dollars in JITs, just to keep writing JS
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by doliveira 4y ago
Again, try to solve the Schrodinger Equation for even an infinite well using long variable names.
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by doliveira 4y ago
As far as I know, the whole tau disruption wasn't proposed by programmers, so I think we're safe on that. And proposing to write equations in books and articles with long variable names... Well, Algebra was invented for a reason.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Yeah, seems to me that languages should allow way more semantic expression than most do today. I wish I had done CS, those kinds of compiler optimization sounds so fun. I'd love to work on that
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by doliveira 4y ago
Try to solve the Schrodinger Equation for even an infinite well using long variable names. I'm not talking about using it in code, I'm talking about someone arguing that books and articles should do it as well.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Honestly Go would be a bad choice as well, wouldn't it? It's not like it has much in the way of abstractions.
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by doliveira 4y ago
sin(x) ~~ x only in radians, so honestly that's reason enough. Once in a while we get programmers wanting to disrupt mathematical notation for whatever reason... Worst I've seen so far was one arguing that equations should be wr
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by doliveira 4y ago
What are people using C and C++ for that you can comfortably use Go instead?

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