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by guntars 8y ago
Then that’s what you’re paying for.
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by guntars 8y ago
That's the trick, right? Building just the features you need while keeping it minimal. Alas, that lightweight feature set is going to be different for most people. I'd like an approach of several different libraries where you can
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by guntars 8y ago
I’m all for a lightweight GraphQL client, but does this do any client side caching? Query diffing? Query merging? To me those are the killer features enabled by GraphQL.
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by guntars 8y ago
You don’t have to be in ketosis to burn fat for energy. Ever notice how cardio gets harder about 45 minutes in but then gets easy and you can go on for hours? That’s your body running out of stored carbs and switching to burning fat reserve
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by guntars 8y ago
I would think that the point of writing a single process monolith with components communicating via a bus like this is that it’s a small step to break out one of those components into a separate process and scale it horizontally.
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by guntars 8y ago
You’re not wrong, homelessness was illegal in the Soviet Union and not in the “we will not rest until everyone has a roof over their heads” kind of way, rather more like “you better be staying at your registered address (raspiska) OR ELSE!”
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by guntars 8y ago
At my current company we have 4-5 independent teams and the PMs talk among themselves and come up with the roadmap, but then they bring it to their teams and there are multiple opportunities for devs to comment or raise any objections. It w
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by guntars 8y ago
What are some things you can collect from a mobile app (without asking for outrageous permissions and uploading user’s contacts, etc) that you cant collect on a web app?
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by guntars 8y ago
I think it’s fair. If the management is incompetent and keeps rushing programmers to build poorly thought out features, they’re also usually unable to evaluate the quality. The programmers on the other hand know exactly how bad the things a
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by guntars 8y ago
It didn’t work for me. It’s one of those things that would be awesome if it worked with a human or better level accuracy, but they never do. Now I’ve wasted a few minutes looking for a penny and good lighting to take a picture - I could hav
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by guntars 8y ago
You only realize that the field doesn’t support pasting once and don’t attempt it ever again. If it allows pasting, the password will be in the clipboard every time you log in, which arguably could be more times than one.
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by guntars 8y ago
Yes, yes, and cash only has value because someone else is willing to give you something for it. Congrats, you've realized that it's all made up and nothing is fundamentally valuable!
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by guntars 8y ago
The article states they have found numerous cases of workers injuring themselves at Amazon warehouses. Let’s hear that number. What percentage of warehouse employees is it? How does it compare to Walmart? Why is everything written these day
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by guntars 8y ago
Off topic, but why do people here try to “erase” controversial opinions? It literally happens when people downvote something enough, the comment gets lighter until it’s impossible to read. If something gets you thinking deeper about an issu
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by guntars 8y ago
What’s wrong with a life insurance company getting a more accurate probability of me dying from some rare disease? Maybe my rates should be raised if there’s a higher risk of me kicking the bucket. This works both ways too - my DNA can reve
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by guntars 8y ago
Did the new ownership fire every developer and middle manager? If not, that means there are folks at the “new” sourceforge that are perfectly happy bundling malware with OSS downloads. It was not addressed in the article at all so I’m not b
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by guntars 8y ago
I’d say neural networks abstract over successive layers until the answer becomes self evident. That’s not the same as reasoning though.
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by guntars 8y ago
Preference for less regulation is a normal cultural and personal characteristic, nobody had to implant anything. I don’t view big business as some amorphous entity but rather a collection of people that will do what’s best for them. It’s th
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by guntars 8y ago
I found LLVM’s Kaleidoscope tutorial to be great for learning how to write a parser from scratch. https://llvm.org/docs/tutorial/LangImpl02.html
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by guntars 8y ago
Your reasoning just reminded me of that of some confused individuals that see everything in purely biological terms. Fertility alone isn’t some silver bullet for the success of a population, even for bacteria and ever more so for people. Wh
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by guntars 8y ago
Oh, please mention some of these subgroups by name.
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by guntars 8y ago
That is assuming the market cares about opting in and security. Since their customer is a business that needs information on you and not you directly, I'd say it doesn't. The pressure to change will need to come from elsewhere.
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by guntars 8y ago
What’s the value of the company if not assets + all future earnings?
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by guntars 8y ago
Huh? The citation that Elon blames the employee being sued for missing the 5000/wk plan.
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by guntars 8y ago
In addition to hydrogen, the Fischer–Tropsch requires carbon monoxide and not carbon dioxide. It can be produced from carbon dioxide, it just requires even more energy (comparable to hydrogen production from water) and potentially rare cata
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by guntars 8y ago
You're not likely to run multiple threads in NodeJS. If you do need to scale up to multiple threads or processes, SQLite might not be the right choice, but then again it was never designed for that use case.
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by guntars 8y ago
According to WolframAlpha that 75 kWh over 5 minutes equals 900 kW or about the power developed by the most powerful road going car - Bugatti Veyron Super Sport.
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by guntars 8y ago
It’s not the fault of the thing that it lead to bad results. I understand how it works. 1) What you think affects how you feel. 2) How you feel affects your life, how hard you try and how you deal with setbacks. The article that you linked
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by guntars 8y ago
From the article you posted: > And so the more general formulation of "luck isn't real" would be something like "you shouldn't blame external factors for your failures". Well, sure, but luck is still real. H
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by guntars 8y ago
I wouldn't be competing with the single digit programmers, but yes. Geography still matters for remote employees (due to time zones and the need for an occasional face time) as does the level of English and obviously the level of exper

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