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by iterateoften 9mo ago
It’s practically institutionalized at school. Major holidays are marked by watching Charlie Brown in class at a young age.
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by iterateoften 9mo ago
I used to be pretty adamant about implementing soft delete for core business objects. However after 15 years I prefer to just back up regularly, have point in time restores and then just delete normally. The amount of times I have “undelete
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by iterateoften 9mo ago
I think you are missing the difference between a program derived from training data and logic explicitly created. Go ahead and proceed to continue doing what you are doing for all words in the dictionary and see how the implementation goes.
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by iterateoften 9mo ago
Online courses are also increases admin overhead. Universities aren’t profit maximizing. They are admin maximizing. Admin are always looking to expand admins budget. Professors, classrooms, facilities all divert money away from admin and th
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by iterateoften 9mo ago
It could even hash individual keys and scan context locally before sending to check if it accidentally contains them.
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by iterateoften 9mo ago
Well it’s two parts * Don’t share * be able to recover it You have to be sure however you hide it, you can still access it / someone else can access it it you get hit by a bus.
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by iterateoften 9mo ago
This looks very interesting. One thing I’m not sure of though is why the onclick is outside of the button element. To me it would make more sense inside because if is more of a property of the button and I wouldn’t expect to have to look a
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by iterateoften 9mo ago
I stopped writing open source projects on github because why put a bunch of work into something for others to train off of without any regard for the original projects
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by iterateoften 10mo ago
For me the central location of Flamengo adds a lot of value. You can live in an apartment with ocean views, have a great beach without crowds, excellent restaurants, and easy public transportation and access to highway that lets you visit e
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by iterateoften 10mo ago
I lived in flamengo for a number of years and would pass by these trees often although admittedly never knew this about them. One thing that always struck me in park were the sheer diversity of palms. There are really beautiful shapes and s
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by iterateoften 10mo ago
a gql server in python is about as simple as you can possibly go to exposing data via an API. You can use a raw http client to query it.
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by iterateoften 10mo ago
? I have a single source of truth in the gql schema. My frontend calls are generated from backend schema and type checked against it.
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by iterateoften 10mo ago
So make things more complicated than gql?
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by iterateoften 10mo ago
Yeah that was one point of many of the benefits of the parent.
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by iterateoften 10mo ago
Graphql solves the problem. There is no problem here for openapi to solve. See how that works?
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by iterateoften 11mo ago
I use it every day. Preparing for a test requires understanding what the instructor wants. concentrate on the wrong thing get marked down. Same applies to working in a corporation. You need to understand what management wants. It’s a core r
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by iterateoften 11mo ago
I actually intentionally stopped drinking caffeine when we had kids. Long nights of little to no sleep made me absolutely not want to mess with my sleep cycle any more. I started drinking tea once the kids got older and sleep was once again
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by iterateoften 11mo ago
> you're API is tied to a bankaccount, There are a lot of middlemen like open router who gladly accept crypto.
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by iterateoften 11mo ago
At the time he was acting as the one of the largest political activists and donors for the Republican party, not as a businessman.
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by iterateoften 1y ago
Leaky abstractions. Lots of meta programming frameworks tried to do this over the years (take out as much crud as possible) but it always ends up that there is some edge case your unique program needs that isn’t handled and then it is a m
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by iterateoften 1y ago
It would probably only work in countries where services are cheaper than buying new. For example in south america is is common to get shoes repaired or customized. Clothing altered to fit or be repaired etc. In the US it really only makes s
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by iterateoften 1y ago
I thought this was the St John’s Illuminated Bible a much more comprehensive and awe inspiring work out of the St John’s abbey in Minnesota. https://saintjohnsbible.org/ Its a beautiful and modern interpretation of how an i
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by iterateoften 2y ago
Maybe im misunderstanding how people are building endpoints these days, but every post about this I see how it can bypass auth. Wouldn’t this bypass auth only for sites where auth is true/false? I’ve never worked on a site were auth is
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by iterateoften 2y ago
My opinion is to do my best but not to overthink it. If I need to throw a plastic bottle away and there isn’t recycling available putting it in the trash isn’t going to alter history. That doesn’t mean when recycling is available I don’t pr
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by iterateoften 2y ago
> let’s find that with DOGE. I think this whole logic of letting an unproven entity come in and destroy a working system to just “find out” if it works is negligent and malicious.
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by iterateoften 2y ago
When the ownership of nearly all press consumed by the Population (especially if you go by viewership/subscribers) is controlled by conservative billionaires it is no surprise that the “left wing” media (also largely controlled by bill
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by iterateoften 2y ago
The worst engineer I worked with was one who believed if he read it in a book, that opinion trumped anything else. Once he got so flustered he started yelling “come back to the discussion when you’ve read 13 books on this topic like me!” A
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by iterateoften 2y ago
Not the same really. A typewriter is analog. Every character is essentially unique because the ink it lays down depends on the ribbon condition in that place, how fast the arm movement placed the letter (you can get occasional overlapping l
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by iterateoften 2y ago
The fundamentals of software design. DRY If you have a complex predicate that defines a set of rows, and you use that set in many different queries, are you rewriting it each time?
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by iterateoften 2y ago
That is the part that I worry about the long term switch to everything electric. Already in SoCal where there is ample sun and plenty of room for cheap power, the electric rates have gone up 50% over 5 years. Now natural gas is being phased

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