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by fifilura 3y ago
I think it was pretty obvious I was referring to Postman. I don't have time to look at a 15 minute marketing ("BILLION dollar") video. Is it available in text form? Does Bruno decode e.g. AVRO or protobuf? Connect to a schema
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by fifilura 3y ago
We used Postman but it got forbidden in our org for that reason, so no more. Can't say I really miss it. I personally prefer just using a jupyter notebook for these kinds of tasks. With a custom tool like this it becomes a dead end wit
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by fifilura 3y ago
Thank you for taking the time to add more information! What you relinquish when you release something into public domain is control over how publishes and possibly who edits it.
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by fifilura 3y ago
I don't know what the "public domain" discourse was in the 1920s, if was considered even an option. But there are other things you relinquish by giving it to public domain, not only money.
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by fifilura 3y ago
Or maybe his incentives were not purely economical? Why should I have to assume that?
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by fifilura 3y ago
I was just about to post! I believe the world would not have been a better place without these books. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Brod#Publication_of_Kafk...
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by fifilura 3y ago
This could be a good place to Post a reminder that in 1995, Ukraine agreed to hand over all its nuclear weapons to Russia in return of a promise to not threaten or use military force against Ukraine. https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#
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by fifilura 3y ago
Are you from Europe?
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by fifilura 3y ago
In Sweden she would tell you she is winter swimming.
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by fifilura 3y ago
So if i loop back to the original message "Written in Rust", what they mean to convey is that "this is done by smart people" ;)
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by fifilura 3y ago
> 1. Unless you abuse Rust horribly, it is both memory-safe and fast The fact that you don't mention computational complexity as the primary concern here tells me that there is something wrong with programming as of 2024. And not ne
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by fifilura 3y ago
Thank you! And informative. Some days are just like that. Your synapses trigger on something because of historical reasons.
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by fifilura 3y ago
"There are two interesting contenders worthy of mention: Pijul, written in Rust" Why is it that every time something is written in Rust, it needs to be mentioned, just as that the language of choice would make it magically much be
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by fifilura 3y ago
I can't help but feel like this is going full circle. CSS started with print media in mind since this was what was available at the time. Many of these features have been there since the inception. Just that browser support has been la
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by fifilura 3y ago
There is nothing wrong with k8s it is a nice piece of technology. But the article trending here a couple of days ago describes it well. https://www.theolognion.com/p/company-forgets-why-they-exist... It is complex enou
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by fifilura 3y ago
There is another fallacy that I believe Netscape fell into at the time. Rewrites often have the goal of "this time we are making everything perfect". Which leads to tons of unnecessary abstractions and endless design proposals. Fo
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by fifilura 3y ago
And this would be fine if you could lock down arbitrary input in e.g. dropdowns, but it was still possible to input arbitrary strings even in a dropdown because of the choice of widget.
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by fifilura 3y ago
"Say you have a situation like X; how would you approach it?" This is the opposite to a behavioral question, as given by the context.
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by fifilura 3y ago
Sorry, yes. Swenglish.
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by fifilura 3y ago
I have some recollection about filters defined by jinja macros opening up for SQL injections.
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by fifilura 3y ago
My limited experience with Tableau is that it felt like Excel on speed. And heavily burdened by legacy (just like Excel or any Microsoft product is by the way). While what we wanted was something that was SQL-native. Back in the days we opt
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by fifilura 3y ago
Water magazines and elevation change is required for pumped storage. But why not build that together will already existing hydro plants? The magazines will be full at times, but when they are not, it should be possible to just pump the wate
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by fifilura 3y ago
Also remember he builds these things piece by piece from the inside out. It is easy to get overwhelmed when looking at the end result. To learn you should probably run one block at a time to understand what each piece does. (In "normal
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by fifilura 3y ago
Maybe. But still it is in the spirit of the parent post "Life and its rewards aren't perfect". If you start micro-optimizing - especially on other people, whose behaviour you can rarely change. It may leave you with lots of f
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by fifilura 3y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by fifilura 3y ago
Then you just have to refer to the Karma bucket. "In my/their next life..."
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by fifilura 3y ago
I am proud of you! I loved Think Bayes and Think Stats, but it felt a bit off when everyone else were using notebooks. When I learn a new language with e.g. AdventOfCode, my first task is building a jupyter image for it.
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by fifilura 3y ago
Thank you! It may be that those topics are part of the SWE process but not generally applicable for example UI work and therefore overlooked. But it may also be something else. That a process can create Grafana dashboards and processes for
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by fifilura 3y ago
He was lucky that the fix was to disable the functionality. More likely would have been that it was non-compliant but chrome renders it anyway. And from there starts the work of figuring out how exactly to make it bug-compliant with Chrome.
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by fifilura 3y ago
Whenever I get confronted with SWE best practices it is all about version control, unit tests, integration tests and CI/CD. What are some good resources for the other things you describe?

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