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by eweise 4y ago
I don't know about movies, but music streaming is awesome. I have a couple thousand CDs that are sitting in a closet somewhere. For a while I kept them as mp3s on a hardrive, copied other people's mp3s to build up my collection. B
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by eweise 4y ago
Most popular languages have massive ecosystems. Don't see Python's being a differentiator except for a few specialized areas. In fact, the project I'm on runs on spark wrapped by python libraries, so really its the scala libr
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by eweise 4y ago
Why not just use a statically type language? I really don't understand why python is so popular outside of a few specialized areas.
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by eweise 4y ago
Totally agree. I'm on a project using python for the first time and really can't believe how horrible it is to not have type checking, especially given that it takes time to run the code as a glue job.
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by eweise 4y ago
My apogee duet sucked. Always had problems being recognized by logic and eventually they stopped providing updates to the software. Got a Motu M4 which is much cheaper and has been worlds better.
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by eweise 4y ago
It still suffers from being returned as a separate value so not easy to chain methods together.
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by eweise 4y ago
Hold on. I'm still complaining about generics since its still not possible to write a generic map function on a struct.
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by eweise 4y ago
supply vs demand.
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by eweise 4y ago
I agree 40 and 60 can look similar but from what I've seen, being young at 60 is due more to taking care of yourself than genetics.
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by eweise 4y ago
"he need for reading glasses varies quite a bit and is probably a good yardstick. Some people get their first reading glasses at 40 other’s 60, that’s a huge range." I'd like to meet someone at 60 who hasn't aged. They m
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by eweise 5y ago
Such a common sense law. Too bad we have a dingbat in charge of California https://www.mercurynews.com/2021/10/19/bicyclists-treat-stop... .
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by eweise 5y ago
I never found domain driven design to be an extension of object oriented design or microservices. Its mainly a way of organizing your code so it doesn't turn into a big ball of mud at some point.
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by eweise 5y ago
I don't understand why $600K in revenue wasn't a giant red flag. Maybe they don't tell the employees the revenue numbers? If so, that is a giant red flag.
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by eweise 5y ago
Generics has nothing to do with OOP
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by eweise 5y ago
No type definitions for methods :(
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by eweise 5y ago
Not as long as it takes to understand microservices, distributed computing, AWS cloud, Kubernetes, Docker, sql, no-sql, etc, etc.
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by eweise 5y ago
I would target a constrained area like android development, which has a limited set of technologies you need to master. Also, the feedback cycle is rewarding since you actually see your changes, and its good contractor work.
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by eweise 5y ago
I'm surprised to learn that copyright doesn't take into account the length of notes, which to me is part of what makes melodies unique.
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by eweise 5y ago
I'm guessing most people are speculators and expect huge returns so the trade cost is incidental.
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by eweise 5y ago
I see. I guess I've been lucky enough to be on teams that haven't thought of microservices that way.
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by eweise 5y ago
Its just business. Companies pass losses onto other customers. Who do you think pays the medical bills for all those can't pay? Who pays for the public transportation, certainly not the riders. I would love to only pay for stuff I bene
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by eweise 5y ago
What's the difference?
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by eweise 5y ago
The past few companies I was at, we discussed whether we wanted a single or multiple repos. But that was a separate conversation from microservices, so I don't think its unusual to have a monorepo with microservices.
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by eweise 5y ago
the public utility could just pass the costs onto the other customers.
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by eweise 5y ago
You can't record if the situation is dangerous
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by eweise 5y ago
Of course teenagers can get themselves to school. The problem is with younger kids. They will basically have to go to daycare before school, making their day even longer.
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by eweise 5y ago
They just released Scala 3 this this year so hardly stagnant. The community seems to promoting more pragmatic functional approaches recently which I think is going to make Scala much more popular in the future.
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by eweise 5y ago
Try Chime. Its not a bank.
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by eweise 5y ago
Really? I had a mac plus. Loaded Think C on it. Worked fine.
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by eweise 5y ago
Personally I'll never go back to the office except for the occasional meeting. The benefit I get to my health and well being from not commuting, is far too great. I also think that offices are just a power trip by the company leaders.

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