grubby

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by grubby 4y ago
pretty funny how every comment is a different stack lmao. here’s my sprinkle: python/FastAPI and Svelte JS
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by grubby 4y ago
lol they didn’t have pytest in 1765?
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by grubby 4y ago
great post! interested in what you settle on as the next step after NGINX. love cf blog posts in general, always technical.
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by grubby 4y ago
LOL
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by grubby 4y ago
boiler up
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by grubby 4y ago
+1 for ruff! the creator seems like a cool dude too
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by grubby 4y ago
thanks! will def check this out
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by grubby 4y ago
oh cmon, eliminating social spaces that help you endure the difficulties of an engineering degree is just another nail in the coffin
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by grubby 4y ago
this was such a great read, people like you make me want to learn more and more everyday
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by grubby 4y ago
super cool! nice intro for me to kubeflow as well
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by grubby 4y ago
go boilermakers! unfortunate that he left on bad terms, but cool to see alma mater. his advisor is a prick tho lmao had him one sem
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by grubby 4y ago
this is Za. wish my school had stanford level classes, im caught at a t20 research focused university that isn’t a industry pillar of CS (Cal, MIT, stanford), and they don’t seem motivated to update the classes to be challenging and relevan
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by grubby 4y ago
literally got handed a chocolate bar of shrooms on the street in SF while I was joking about “killing me eagle”
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by grubby 4y ago
best description i’ve ever heard, people I know in mid 40s describe it like that without the technical similes but it makes much more sense from u
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by grubby 4y ago
Isn’t this classic Type 1 vs Type 2 errors? Minimize the catastrophic error, which in this case is no interrupt and urgent thing, because tolerance for that happening needs to be as low as possible, so accept the other kind of error: non ur
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by grubby 4y ago
u guys do very cool work at Zipline. Interviewed for an internship and had a really fun unique OA, which I never thought I’d say.