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by greymalik 4y ago
Type correctness can be verified at compile time while Boolean values can’t.
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by greymalik 4y ago
Solving Fizzbuzz and Leetcode questions quickly does not make you a “better programmer”.
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by greymalik 4y ago
Why?
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by greymalik 4y ago
Not for me. Do you use an ad blocker?
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by greymalik 4y ago
https://archive.ph/kvVIf
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by greymalik 4y ago
> There's a reason why most FAANGs developed their own packages management and deployment system and keep using them. They are simpler, less bloated, easier to debug. FAANG-appropriate solutions aren’t always appropriate for the res
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by greymalik 4y ago
Examples?
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by greymalik 4y ago
> How many applications that you use on a daily basis work as follows… It is actually my full time job to support a suite of applications that do exactly this.
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by greymalik 4y ago
Try syncing via git: https://github.com/CharlesChiuGit/Logseq-Git-Sync-101
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by greymalik 4y ago
Yes: https://nesslabs.com/roam-to-logseq
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by greymalik 4y ago
Where does one start with understanding and applying queueing theory to real world problems? I manage a system that receives a highly variable number of requests that are queued for processing by a horizontally scalable number of VMs up to
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by greymalik 4y ago
What setup/plugins do you recommend for using Neovim as an IDE replacement? I use vi for minor text editing but have never used it for development.
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by greymalik 4y ago
> small hurdles spike my anxiety, my anger flares at the slightest confrontation, I notice fewer jokes, fewer attempts on my part to make people laugh. My memory goes to all hell too and I can’t seem to concentrate on prolonged amounts o
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by greymalik 4y ago
That’s how my employer and many other large tech companies structure compensation.
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by greymalik 4y ago
Since the GP talks about stock options I’m guessing these are part of their total compensation and not a discretionary investment. I’m in a similar boat - stock is about 50% of my total compensation but its value has dropped by 90%. It’s ha
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by greymalik 4y ago
From TFA Postgres was an established tool in their org they already had expertise with. The author argues that adopting a new tool would have been risky and costly.
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by greymalik 4y ago
Some people are lucky enough to do work that is meaningful and rewarding to them, that gives them a sense of autonomy, mastery, and purpose in between all those other things.
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by greymalik 4y ago
From TFA: “ There isn’t likely to be any danger in listening to BROWN NOISE for, say, eight hours at a time, Dr. Berlau said, unless someone plays the sound at unsafe volumes (listening to noise above 70 decibels over a long period of time
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by greymalik 4y ago
> There's no such thing as better writer If someone hones their craft such that they become more effective at articulating their thoughts, at making their argument more persuasive, at moving their audience, at reaching more people,
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How to Study Mathematics(math.uh.edu)
48 points by greymalik 4y ago|2 comments
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Twin Paradox(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by greymalik 4y ago|0 comments
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Books on Burnout(fivebooks.com)
1 points by greymalik 4y ago|0 comments
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Monte Carlo Methods or Why It Is a Bad Idea to Go to the Casino(easylang.online)
6 points by greymalik 4y ago|0 comments
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by greymalik 4y ago
I’m not a professional, but I find Scrivener [1] invaluable. Having 600 pages of unstructured, unorganized text would be a nightmare for me. [1] https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener/overview
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by greymalik 4y ago
So is this.
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by greymalik 4y ago
There’s a fine line between promoting a unique work culture and having an authoritarian, micromanaging, infantilizing policy. I’m fine with this as a preferred approach but think I’d hate working at the kind of place that made it a strict r
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by greymalik 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_efficiency_in_transport
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by greymalik 4y ago
What packages are you referring to? I’ve been doing professional Python dev on a Mac for the past three years and have never had a reason to use conda, so I’m curious what I’m missing.
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Ask HN: Alternative to Google Analytics for user flows
2 points by greymalik 4y ago|2 comments
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by greymalik 4y ago
Am I missing the part where it says the specific use cases the author is speaking about? It sounds like their arguments are based on ”real-world” development, while my guess is that Racket might fare better when you’re looking strictly at a

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