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   by gravypod 4y ago

   Things I want to be able to do: 1. Use the same build system for C++, Python, Java, Rust, Golang, etc. Any language should easily plug in. 2. I don't want to have to know exactly which g++/javac/cargo/go commands are bei
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   by gravypod 4y ago

   (Opinions are my own) > Eh Make is not good for most problems Agreed. I spend a lot of time advocating for Bazel for this reason. > Ninja basically gives you the parts of GNU make that are good, without the cruft and slowness. And you
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   by gravypod 4y ago

   > What I'd recommend for anyone really, is to just do what Google did. For the first decade and a half of Google's company lifecycle, they got along just fine with GNU Make. Then they switched to the huge scalable thing once th
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   by gravypod 4y ago

   (Opinions are my own) I am a gLinux user. Before google I just installed linux on my laptop at previous companies.
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   by gravypod 4y ago

   Which county? I would love to try that out.
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   by gravypod 4y ago

   Electricians are a service job which usually have references and reviews and a government body which is indirectly required to monitor their performance by collecting complaints. Doctors are also a service job with references but they also
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   by gravypod 4y ago

   Physical Sciences https://www.youtube.com/c/AlphaPhoenixChannel https://www.youtube.com/c/PracticalEngineeringChannel https://www.youtube.com/c/TechIngredients https:/&
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   by gravypod 4y ago

   (Opinions are my own) > is why would we suspect the lack of a test indicates a bug? I can only speak for my experience but the code is not better because it is mutation tested. It is better because we have thought about all of the edge c
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   by gravypod 4y ago

   A single data center is not reliable. We all know in 2022 that having a backup offsite is important. No data center can offer 100% uptime in perpetuity.
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    Production impact: if you can replace: if (a == 10) With if (true) Then you're not testing the behavior of your application. If in production `a != 10` and you've never tested that it might be a problem. Mutation te
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    Have you checked out Kythe? It seems possible to use their existing action magic to pull out build data.
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    > that will likely be many, many years down the road And this is where people in my age range (20-30) will get to swoop in if we invest the next 10-20 years learning about and tinkering with server hardware. I highly recommend it for eve
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    > I always hope it's going to be about 'power and reliability of Bazel' but as friendly to get going with a basic make rule. Have you seen https://please.build ? It is very close to what I think the answer to &q
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    For a small enough company you could even just use use k3s + offsite backups. Once you grow large enough you can setup machines in 2-4 locations across the land mass where your users exist. If you have enough than a hardware fault in one is
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    In my experience it's great for: 1. When your code is too big for your IDE's built in global search. 2. When you want to share searches with others. #2 is great for design docs. You can say "<link> shows the bug is comm
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    Is there any cleaner data source for home listings? I wish I could just setup a system to automatically filter listings by criteria that are important to me.
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    You can also buy TR1900x for ~$90 USD now that the platform is dead. In a few years upgrade to 2990wx https://www.ebay.com/itm/133925326383?hash=item1f2e924e2f:g:...
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    > Still get a sinking feeling in my stomach whenever I am at some switching station below the 380KV leads If you would like to get into the psychology of someone like this I am a big fan of watching photonic induction: https:/&#x2F
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    Cody's lab has a great video on this topic. This would also, in thousands of years, create new deposits of oil.
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    Odd to see CNN last when https://lite.cnn.com/en exists. Maybe that should be another entry?
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    There's lot of improvements needed in rules_docker. I only really have time for approving PRs. Some OSS devs are working on better abstractions on top of things that should speed stuff up (especially for languages that build static bin
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    I'm not experienced in this but if there was a launch failure isn't that basically a dirty bomb?
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    > "attempting to impress by affecting greater importance, talent, culture, etc., than is actually possessed" I think the critiques in this video [0] sum up my main feelings about the game. The puzzles are fantastic. The <spo
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    First person: - Portal & Portal 2 - Outer Wilds - The Talos Principle - Antichamber (I haven't finished this) - Quern - Undying Thoughts - Myst Remastered - Infinifactory Platformers: - Braid - FEZ I don't even know: - TIS-100
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    What material did you study to learn how to build houses? Did you shadow someone else while they did it? Volunteer for Habitat for Humanity or something?
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    Another issue with tree-sitter is how basic functionality is not consistent across all languages. Want to find all comment text in all languages? Each tree-sitter lang support will have a slightly different behavior for every language. When
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    Very excited by what Buf is doing. Would love to see Bazel rules to completely automate all of this stuff and make a uniform dev environment possible.
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    I wish there was a good guide for buying JBOD hba cards. I want to replace my drobo with all SATs ssds.
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    If you are teaching something you're probably teaching it for >10 years. If every year you create 20 multi-part questions ("We have a factory producing boxes, what's the optimal size of box for X when Y"). You can the
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    by gravypod 4y ago

    The real issue here is scarcity of square footage. The US has more than enough land to house everyone. According to Wikipedia: * ~4 million mi^2 of land * ~130 million housholds This is about 19 acres per family. Of course this is an overes