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elteto
1y ago
For a fraction yes, for a _tiny_ fraction... most likely no.
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elteto
1y ago
I was thinking I’d love to do that when my son gets older. Any tips for a first time coach?
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elteto
1y ago
All these Steve Jobs wannabe's somehow always overshoot yet also entirely fall short.
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elteto
1y ago
Remnants of the massive industrial effort of WW2 plus China/Japan had not entered the chat yet.
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elteto
1y ago
This is orthogonal. You can do this _and_ still use Obsidian since a vault is just a directory and notes are markdown.
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elteto
1y ago
They encoded the billing rules into the fabric of spacetime, making them a fundamental property of the universe. Now there is no backend anymore, only reality. That will be $6.62607015e-34 please.
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elteto
1y ago
There’s something especial about crappy diner/gas station coffee. I can’t enjoy American diner breakfast (eggs, bacon, toast) without crappy drip coffee. It’s essential. McDonalds has surprisingly “good” coffee in this regard.
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elteto
1y ago
A cheap supermarket drip maker? I’ve tasted home drip coffee and tastes pretty close.
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elteto
1y ago
Because the writing is sort of on the wall for airbnb's current business model. Local regulations are finally catching up to them, limiting new listings or applying the same taxes and fees applied to regular hotels. And airbnb's a
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elteto
1y ago
Starting X takes forever on his PDP11. Only real way to run Unix.
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1y ago
Lucky you! We produce/consume several files from other teams, and those teams use Python, Java, Go, and C++ internally. I can try to bend those teams to my will by pushing my own custom serialization library (and would that even be a f
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elteto
1y ago
Precisely. And if things get a bit more complicated slap a ‘|’ as a separator and you are almost guaranteed to never need to quote anything.
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1y ago
Mostly because dependencies are hard and extra so when you need another team using a different language to also neeeds support the same format. I’d love to pass parquet data around, or SQLite dbs, or something else, but that requires dedica
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elteto
1y ago
Not an issue when you control both ends of the pipe. CSV is a great interchange format for tabular data, especially so if it's only/mostly numeric. If you need to pass tabular data from internal service X to internal service Y it&
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elteto
1y ago
Unless you were moving a full 18-wheeler worth of stuff you overpaid. For a 240 mile move you can rent the truck and drive it yourself, and pay local movers to pack/unpack at each location.
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elteto
1y ago
Corporations can (and should) provide training for tradespeople, but you can't do the same for specialized degrees, like engineering. To train engineers it takes 4-5 years of academic + project work, which is what colleges and universi
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1y ago
Precisely, if the tuition increases had generally gone into improving students lives at least it would serve as a sort of crappy consolation price. But the reality is that a high tide floats all boats, big or small, crappy or great. They ar
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elteto
1y ago
Do you have kids? Lots of assumptions from someone who doesn’t seem to be a parent.
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1y ago
Licenses absolutely matter, that’s the whole point of using them! Big corps will absolutely not risk being sued over infringement, it’s not worth it to them. For the litigation cost they’ll throw a couple engineers and redo your project fro
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1y ago
There are screens because their entire social circle has phones, sometimes from an early age. If your kids don’t have them then they are the odd ones out, and excluded socially, which has their own extremely negative consequences.
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elteto
2y ago
What, no WW1?
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elteto
2y ago
_This_ is the best pattern for X macros, without any of that noise of undef'ing anything. My approach is to wrap the list elements with two macros: an inner transformation one and an outer delimiter, like so: #define AN_X_LIST(X,
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2y ago
If in the US first attend a local community college to knock out the first two years of general requirements for your degree. You can continue working and start saving aggressively. Then transfer to a state college to attend in person and f
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2y ago
> I call it, “C Plus Prolog”, or “C+P” for short. Missed the chance to call it CPP.
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2y ago
The single best feature (and I would say the _core_ feature separating it from C) that C++ has to offer is RAII and zig does not have that. So I don’t know which good parts of C++ they kept. Zig is more of its own thing, and they take from
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2y ago
He comes across like that because he was. From him you always get these profound wisdoms mixed with denigrating statements, a lot of times about mental capacity. He was an asshole, a brilliant one, but an asshole. I, by the way, don’t celeb
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2y ago
I think that the deterrent is Taiwan destroying all their fabs before the Chinese get to them. This would severely affect the _entire_ world therefore there are strong incentives to keep Taiwan independent.
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2y ago
An eye for an (eye|tooth) and a tooth for a (tooth|eye).
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He was misogynistic and, by his own admission, did not hold women in high regard. I don’t remember exactly but I think he even admitted that at some point in his life he didn’t believe women could be scientists, or at least not as good as m
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2y ago
Watching the Alpha Phoenix video I had a sort of realization that waves (as phenomena in general) are basically nature’s calculator/probes. If nature doesn’t “know” what will happen there’s probably some wave involved to figure it out.
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