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eddsh1994
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eddsh1994
4y ago
Makes sense, FTX are crumbling now and will move to Binance regardless
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Aren’t people constantly complaining about Googles failing products and slowly worsening core products like search?
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Leaving Jane Street to become a Billionaire seems like a weird criticism
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4y ago
Thanks Louis, I’ll keep an eye out for it!
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4y ago
This needs [2002]
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4y ago
Cool project! Phylum looks useful at addressing a few worries I have with Python. Would it work in a mostly air-gapped environment, or does it have to call home regularly?
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I went to buy an iPhone 14 Pro yesterday in the Bay Area from the local Apple Stores and the wait time is a month everywhere around here.
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Meta, Amazon, hell even Twitter have reached out to me and my neighbors recently (my friend has an interview at Twitter next week). I believe even during hiring freezes these companies carry on recruitment because they're slow and can
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These aren't unit tests, they are integration tests (API calls to an external system). Integration tests have had multiple assertions forever (look at how Cypress works where each test step is an assertion), the idea of single assertio
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"HN: Who wants to be hired?" is going to be wild next month
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Yeah but I like to write as much from scratch when I do leetcode, feels like it's cheating to use stuff that makes an easy problem easier :P
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4y ago
Please make the password field plaintext
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4y ago
Have you seen some of that codebase? ;)
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Yep, same. Not in JS, but in Haskell, for the Even Fib project Euler problem. Something like a million people have submitted right answers for that problem and assuming half wrote their own filter rather than importing a isEven library then
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Wait, this is a real app?! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVoFzu-vH4o
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Yeah
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I used it at Cardano for CI and dev machines
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> However, many of these events caused exceptions in our webhook delivery worker because data needed to generate their webhook payloads had been deleted from the database. Attempting to retry these failed jobs tied up our worker and it w
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4y ago
Why do you assume the outages are language related and not due to the complex product having bugs? How does Rust prevent bad schema changes or missing data in the DB?
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> Mid-six digits Do you mean $500k? On levels.fyi for San Francisco you're talking about the 95% percentile of people who upload their salaries (which tends to the higher range anyway), and that's mostly stocks. So in the highe
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> Mid-six digits as an IC is very doable in North America. No, it's not. Some people who read this comment probably do make that, and it's great, but it's not the norm. You have to be exceptional to get there.
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London can be as expensive or cheap as you want it to be. I worked for a startup on 23k when I first started working and my now wife was an undergrad, we still had a studio in Central London (zone 1). On the other hand you can have a town h
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Which of those languages are being rewritten in Rust?
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On a slight tangent, one app I've wanted recently is where I can automatically generate run routes of a certain distance from my location using google maps or something. Basically put a pin where I start, where I finish (maybe the same