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by inertiatic 6y ago
I don't think hating police is something you got from America. It's easy to see why anyone who doesn't fit in would hate most police forces in the world. edit: And now I'm being downvoted for saying this despite seeing A
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by inertiatic 6y ago
>2. When you want to implement a method which applies to multiple libraries, you end up writing `fooString`, `fooInteger`, `fooDatetime` etc. DRYing is too hard. So you end up writing 10x more methods As discussed in the article, you wan
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by inertiatic 6y ago
The number of terms times the number of expansions times the types of expansion times the target fields. In effect, a problem in many applications.
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by inertiatic 6y ago
Not a universal trick. Depending on how smart you end up getting and how big your queries are you might end up with an extremely large number of terms in your queries.
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by inertiatic 6y ago
>Hire courageous, free thinking... Except you know, not courageous enough to support what they think is right. >... and freedom loving individuals. Except you know, the freedom to express their opinion through their work.
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by inertiatic 6y ago
>Litter is everywhere The busy parts of Athens are much much less dirty than the busy parts of Paris or London. >People dress in ugly clothes and are poorly groomed and rude. So it's like a typical big city then. >People hate
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by inertiatic 6y ago
I live in Athens, Greece, work for a company that calls itself a startup (but has been around for a decade) and I make ~35k a year. My general sentiment is that locally that's more than what most startups are paying, but at the same ti
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by inertiatic 6y ago
In this case there are no drop in replacements unfortunately. You'd have to drill holes. But I'm okay with keeping these stock regardless, they're fine if you tune up.
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by inertiatic 6y ago
My Squier Bullet made in mid 2019 is the best guitar I have ever played. It sounds more than okay (which is subjective). The body is light but without any head dive present. The neck is a dream and the fretwork is impeccable. The tuners are
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by inertiatic 6y ago
Literally who does it hurt if there are no lootboxes that are essentially slot machines? Does it hurt the people who waste huge amount of money, who further develop bad economic habits and potentially harm their loved ones (their parents
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by inertiatic 6y ago
What? I'd be surprised if that was only 100m. Every TI, the prize pool surpasses 25m. Which means that just by buying compendiums and treasures, people have already paid 100m (25% is contributed towards the prize pool). There's al
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by inertiatic 6y ago
a) Most code in the wild doesn't have an explicit output and instead is orchestration code. b) Even if you have an output, it's dependent on more complex input of arbitrary types. Assume that there's a method that returns an
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by inertiatic 6y ago
What, no. That's exactly the opposite. Unit tests protect you against current mistakes. They're tied to the exact implementation. "Right now my function X should call Y on it's dependency Z before it calls A on it's
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by inertiatic 6y ago
I've gone off coffee for months multiple times. I went through a tea phase a year ago, there are summer months where I'll drink almost no coffee at all. I didn't experience any withdrawal symptoms, ever. And drinking coffee a
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by inertiatic 6y ago
The author makes caffeine sound like a super power. I wish I could experience that even for a little bit. I drink a lot of coffee (I think I average 4 or 5 quadruple espresso shots a day right now) but it does nothing for me physiologically
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by inertiatic 6y ago
The magnifica line from Delonghi has a great reputation and costs almost half that (250-350 euro). They make good tasting espresso. They are super dependable, I own one and I've worked on 3 different offices that had them, none of them
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by inertiatic 6y ago
Interestingly, Elasticsearch exposes something similar to this, based on a Lucene level feature that enables index level sorting. You can specify such an index level default sort (similar to what they use custom IDs to achieve) and it will
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by inertiatic 6y ago
I am a firm believer that written communication is the best way to sustain a productive team. Talking, especially in person, might get you the result you're looking for faster. Look, we decided what we needed to make and skipped the ov
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by inertiatic 6y ago
A convolutional net learns kernels that most people would say display some understanding over the domain of images as well. At points they might even serve as explanations. I think taking "understanding" to be "able to explai
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by inertiatic 6y ago
I failed to also mention Resident Evil. Shameful.
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by inertiatic 6y ago
Sorry, I don't have an opinion, I haven't kept up with them, and you put more research into this that I have.
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by inertiatic 6y ago
Maybe N64 had a better library of games to you, but for others PS1 had Silent Hill, MGS, FFVII, Gran Turismo, Tomb Raider, Tekken, all games that define their genre even 20 years later.
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by inertiatic 6y ago
Lunr and elasticlunr are awesome projects. I was part of a search team and we were banging our heads against the wall trying to figure a way to serve a new feature request (basically some advanced autocomplete functionality) in a way that f
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by inertiatic 6y ago
Location: Europe Remote: Yes, exclusively but okay with travel. I'm also okay with any timezone. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Most recently extensively used languages/frameworks are Python (Django), Java (some Spring),
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by inertiatic 6y ago
>so instead of having to understand every single line each time you come across it, you can extract the meaning into a name. Until you really have to understand what is going on, like when you need to fix a bug or refactor. Then suddenly
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by inertiatic 6y ago
I'm moving to my wife's home city to work remotely in a couple of months (unrelated to covid). Raising kids, so support from their grandparents, a smaller city to deal with, the opportunity to own a house at some point, all make s
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by inertiatic 6y ago
How does code hidden behind a flag become less risky if it's deployed in increments? You will only find out when you allow it to run.
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by inertiatic 6y ago
This reminded me of this book I loved as a kid. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_of_Imaginary_Beings
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by inertiatic 6y ago
That's almost entirely broscience. Being at a slight deficit won't hurt your soccer performance. You're not a top tier professional that needs to optimize for every tiny thing. Even if you are, Ronaldo is shredded and is a to
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by inertiatic 6y ago
Location: Europe Remote: Yes, exclusively but okay with travel. I'm okay with any timezone. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Most recently extensively used languages/frameworks are Python (Django), Java (some Spring), and N

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