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by gpjanik 3y ago
This is a really cool and very opinionated post that sums things up to a coherent recipe that will work very well. There are different ways to achieve this (also with Django/DRF), but the purpose of this one is to make it specific to D
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by gpjanik 3y ago
I would add: - Don't build your CI/CD pipelines; use Vercel or something similar - Don't use message queues, crons and anything that can by design cause race conditions until absolutely unavoidable - Use a framework if you an
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by gpjanik 4y ago
You're meant to move as fast as possible and as long as your salary doesn't excessively drain the budget, it should be on the higher end of what is the payscale of the company. If you as the person with the most duties in the comp
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by gpjanik 4y ago
Was it not just a trolling thread?
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by gpjanik 4y ago
I used to be a model and I'm a tech founder, I see/personally know founders of businesses in this exact area and the market for it is very, very limited. AI and 3d rendering in general is extremely poor at rendering clothes. There
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by gpjanik 4y ago
I like Fly's response to the problems - honesty and openness - so I'm going to add to their problems and try to use it ;)
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by gpjanik 4y ago
"Architects are not real engineers/their opinion doesn't matter" is just a rephrased version of "the real developer starts at exactly my level of knowledge, but anything above is already 'incredibly good'&
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by gpjanik 4y ago
That's poor reasoning.
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by gpjanik 4y ago
Quite a few homeless people stay around for the entire day in this station, leaning against these tiles all the time. Would anyone be able to tell if this is a health risk?
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by gpjanik 4y ago
The similarities between songs are quite literal (e.g. songs are similar in some technical sense), but their mood, cultural meaning, etc., is completely different. I got some pretty festive pop as recommendations for similar songs to Enjoy
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by gpjanik 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline... The answer is obviously no.
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Instagram will show half-naked pictures more often than others (2020)(voxeurop.eu)
4 points by gpjanik 4y ago|1 comments
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by gpjanik 4y ago
This entire article assumes that the type is only used to satisfy what's on display in the example function, which is almost never true. The article itself is some sort of a programming flex I'd fire you for if you leave it in the
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by gpjanik 4y ago
This is simultaneously an epic clickbait and a very accurate represenatation of reality that is very boring and not shocking at all. Congrats to whoever wrote the line.
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Is price matching in online shopping a scam?
2 points by gpjanik 4y ago|0 comments
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by gpjanik 4y ago
Pay to fly would create an incentive for airlines to overbook in each flight in order to ensure high utilisation in case of a no-show. Germany outperforms itself in idiotic ideas yet another time.
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by gpjanik 4y ago
I don't doubt C programmers' ability to understand or use webpack (it's tedious, annoying, and often hard to debug, but not conceptually difficult - definitely easier than day-to-day problems solved by C programmers), the que
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by gpjanik 4y ago
Can't wait to hire that C developer to sort out my webpack config.
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by gpjanik 4y ago
In a football team, if you sign a fantastic player and you place them in a position where they can't thrive, they will leave after a counterproductive year. There are plenty of historical examples of it... Just imagine Neymar playing a
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by gpjanik 4y ago
I'm surprised noone has written "Death Stranding" in the comments yet. Death Stranding.
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by gpjanik 4y ago
I think we directionally agree; about the post-Soviet phenomenon - I know for fact that this phenomenon started immediately after the war and was part of consolidating power by the Soviets. The communist Poland was, in a weird way, quite na
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by gpjanik 4y ago
It's true that there's a nationalist movement exploiting that notion, and especially after the war, there's been a lot of mangling with numbers of victims (plenty of the so-called Polish historians, especially the ones tied t
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by gpjanik 4y ago
It does mention Jews, Sinti and Romas. It doesn't mention Germans because it was Germans who were the perpetrators and were not targetted based on their ethnicity. Meanwhile being Polish (it's an ethnic group, not a nationality -
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by gpjanik 4y ago
I think the original point is that Poles or Germans of Polish descent who survived the war have been forcefully Germanized - as in, refused the right to organize Polish schools etc. not in the modern days, but in the post war era (45-89). T
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by gpjanik 4y ago
The people who have been living there pre-WW2 were deported or killed. The Poles, other than very very few, who live there now are not descendants of the "original" Polish minority in Germany.
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by gpjanik 4y ago
You're generally right, I can take on it and I will - but before I do it, I wanted to point out that as a consensus of work of many people, it ended up in mentioning petty criminals, but not tens of thousands of people who were expelle
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by gpjanik 4y ago
Poles living in Germany are usually working migrants, not a minority that has lived there since centuries (like Germans in Poland). It's hard to compare those situations.
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by gpjanik 4y ago
Considering it's 2022, it clearly shows that the sentiment has been against it.
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by gpjanik 4y ago
The Poles I'm refering to were killed in Germany and the stones commemorating them exist. My comment is saying that the article is not mentioning them. There are stones like this in Poland commemorating Jews, e.g. former German city of
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by gpjanik 4y ago
It's weird that the article explicitly mentiones various groups that were killed/deported to German concentration camps across Europe and commemorated by the stones, but does not mention the second largest one - Poles. German hist

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