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by exdsq 5y ago
I do feel OO is the default for almost all companies and that requires a lot of debate to start to change so you can use other tools though. I remember working for a C# shop where I had to do some pretty simple data ingestion and cleaning f
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by exdsq 5y ago
That's pretty cool! What are they using Ada for? I'd love to have a reason to learn and use Ada. Spark looks really cool, I love invariants, it just seems the perfect language for me.
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by exdsq 5y ago
> if all the know-how and leadership has vanished already. The final nail in the coffin after this happening is a software rewrite by the bad quality hired because A) maintaining and extending software is hard 2) it's even harder wi
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by exdsq 5y ago
It'd be fun to have a list somewhere of these domains for people to pick up
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by exdsq 5y ago
Remember that even being average in tech means your standard of living is likely to be 1.5 or 2x that of the average person in your country (based on tech salaries vs average salaries in most countries). That's pretty awesome. You don&
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by exdsq 5y ago
Shame you can't hint who it is
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by exdsq 5y ago
Thanks for the idea David, I think I'm going to take that into consideration a little bit more.
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by exdsq 5y ago
One of those great moments where domain knowledge results in a substantially different system to the intuitive approach :)
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by exdsq 5y ago
That's sad to hear. I actually worked on Cardano at IOHK and thought the community was great from my interaction with them.
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by exdsq 5y ago
I work in crypto and have done for the last couple years. To be totally transparent, I worked on Cardano, then a couple random projects including a cosmos DEX and writing test suites for a qa consultancy, and now a startup DEX. I've be
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by exdsq 5y ago
Wise let’s you do this with virtual cards - not on a per subscription basis - but you can wipe them all then get a new one.
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by exdsq 5y ago
Hahaha for real? My trick to get rid of junk subscriptions is to cancel my card from time to time and resubscribe to things I miss. Can’t remember seeing this before!
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by exdsq 5y ago
So I sign up and cancel courses whenever they have free trials to check them out. You can get around this pattern because they categorize the 'reason' you have to give them when you cancel. If it's an objectionable reason the
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by exdsq 5y ago
Am I strange for disagreeing with the very first example of dry-python? They suggest the second version is "much better" than the first but I sort of hate it. 1 =================== user: Optional[User] discount_program: Optional[&
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by exdsq 5y ago
Nationalist/populist leaders losing support love looking strong for polls. Putin is losing support internally and is trying to look strong for the polls. Two sides both playing a game of chicken is risky and would be helped by internal
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by exdsq 5y ago
Let’s assume what he’s said is awful and needs to be removed because it’s dangerous. I disagree with this, but I’ll assume it’s the case. Spotify removes him. He goes to YouTube or something. His fans go there. Zero tangible impact. This ca
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by exdsq 5y ago
This was almost a year ago when vaccines were still new and the death/hospitalization rates of healthy 21 years olds from COVID is basically zero. I’m 27 and have my jabs, and suggest others get theirs too, but I totally understand th
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by exdsq 5y ago
It’s people reading about it from third party sources and then writing about it themselves to show Support and get their likes/shares and feel like they’re part of some Movement.
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by exdsq 5y ago
I think it depends on so many things. In this particular case there are far worse problems in the world than Joe Rogan quoting someone and using the N word. I completely disagree with his stance on vaccinations but I also disagree that he&#
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by exdsq 5y ago
Which is just crazy. Out of all the things people could spend their times trying to improve, removing a podcaster from Spotify is very low on any rational list. Direct your energy at something important and get out of your bubble of anger a
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by exdsq 5y ago
I assume Tom Brady retired to make an income from the spice malange on the back of this news
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by exdsq 5y ago
Sounds a little like either burnout or depression could be at play here mate. I'd suggest three things; A) work on your physical health. You're in your 30s and can absolutely be much fitter and healthier than you were in your 20s.
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by exdsq 5y ago
*Some transactions are public. Where Public == an Address. Wallet-Address pairings aren't public and Wallet can have many Addresses. You can have a new one for every transaction if you want. And it'll only become linked to you as
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by exdsq 5y ago
I've worked on a real-time requirements system with GHC Haskell and it's certainly possible!
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by exdsq 5y ago
I wonder how much Aphyr charges for a Jespon audit
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by exdsq 5y ago
Did you even read the report aphyr? /s
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by exdsq 5y ago
Oh cool, my wife’s in the lab of one of the coauthors. It seems like brain imaging is a really really small world.
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by exdsq 5y ago
Sort of reminds me of implementing multiplication in the type system of TypeScript with Peano arithmetic - endless recursion limit errors of Succ<Succ<Succ<Succ<Zero>>>>... Never did get it to work properly :(
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by exdsq 5y ago
Hey Newsbinator - I'm here live, I'm not a dog. On a side note to this thread, I saw your company MVP For SaaS and it's very much aligned with what I've wanted to do for a long time. How have you found client acquisition
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by exdsq 5y ago
And then watch my 8-email daily sales pitch to try and get you into my Bronze Level Circle

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