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by jameson 5y ago
Error 503 Backend is unhealthy Backend is unhealthy
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by jameson 5y ago
My coding style completely changed after solving about 400 mostly medium level LC problems LC was obviously to prep for interviews which are time boxed. This means for each problem I had to: - plan, come up with a pesudo-code and verify the
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by jameson 5y ago
Count six of wire fraud in connection with a wire transfer of $38,336,632 on or about Feb. 6, 2014: Guilty. Count seven of wire fraud in connection with a wire transfer of $99,999,984 on or about Oct. 31, 2014:Guilty. Count eight
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by jameson 5y ago
What an odd sums of money ending with 9s. Does anyone know why such numbers were picked?
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by jameson 5y ago
My colleague did it once. He accidentally used an incorrect API key and sent a garbage push notification like "ohai" (don't recall exactly). We were a pizza delivery startup. Few hours later, we sent another notification as a
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by jameson 5y ago
Why is DDG going this to traffic coming outside of China?
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by jameson 5y ago
You should be proud of it because the fact that the poor and the rich are working at the same company tells you how successful you are Or at least that's how I interpreted. I did almost the same things you did. My coworker (many of whi
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by jameson 5y ago
I've lost my purpose in life
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by jameson 6y ago
What's the issue with gentrification? We are living in a fast paced world so one needs to adapt to the changes. It could be my neighbor, skill sets, policies, etc.
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by jameson 6y ago
> Coverage is more useful for finding chunks of code that aren’t exercised at all by tests. Right on point. High CC% doesn't tell application is well tested but is an indicator of what isn't covered
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by jameson 6y ago
> If you only know one language, no matter how well you know it, you’re not a great programmer. Totally agree Here are my journey with programming languages with the learnings 1. Java - OOP, JVM, benefits of statically typed language 2.
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by jameson 6y ago
ok, so I wasn't the only one that's not tweens playing Bee Swarm Simulator. Hi there
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by jameson 6y ago
> the first tier provinces have mostly caught up economically it's really just a matter of time before rest of china catches up Prosperity doesn't have to be economically. It can simply mean financial and overall governing inde
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by jameson 6y ago
But does it matter? If a company's able to meet the revenue target with a shitty code and hire enough engineer to bandage the code to and be able to meet the next target, that's good enough, right? Who cares about code quality or
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by jameson 6y ago
The sheer dollar amount of contribution comparing support (~10 mil) vs opposition (~$184 mil) shows how much power imbalance exists between workers vs. corporations. The drivers are the essential part of their business so those who work ful
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by jameson 6y ago
Could the core problem be related to how majority of Indian couple I know who went through arranged marriage gets married to the same caste? Which is... essentially even though one might say caste is abolished, you know having a higher (or
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by jameson 6y ago
I'd say for transparency reasons. I tend to prefer disclosing information when they are certain to not to unnecessary give false hopes or panic.
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by jameson 6y ago
> In most cases these incidents do not involve mail that had been lost in our network and later found. What we typically find is that old letters and postcards – sometimes purchased at flea markets, antique shops and even online – are re
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by jameson 6y ago
> It was not immediately clear who placed the hold on the trial, though it is possible it was placed voluntarily by AstraZeneca and not ordered by any regulatory agency. The nature of the adverse reaction and when it happened were also n
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by jameson 6y ago
I'm surprised they have my name and address though it's a few years outdated. How did they get it? If I opt out, doesn't it confirm that what they have is accurate and make my data even more valuable? Given the nature of the
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How to avoid Tax Legally(reddit.com)
5 points by jameson 6y ago|3 comments
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by jameson 6y ago
Ouch
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by jameson 6y ago
WSL 2 has issues: https://github.com/Microsoft/WSL/issues For most of the users doing a lightweight work, it might not be a problem but my repository is extremely huge and building on WSL 2 takes at least 5X more
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by jameson 6y ago
> we found there's a big need for that. Would you mind elaborating on this comment? What are some reasons why one would pay to promote their package? edit: Great stuff btw. Would love to see this for Python/Java packages
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Trump Sets Date to End WHO Membership over Its Handling of Virus(npr.org)
2 points by jameson 6y ago|0 comments
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by jameson 6y ago
I wonder how the ranking would look like if we use the total amount donated in proportion to net worth. (not saying it's not. looks like multiple factors are involved) A person donating $10 when his/her net worth $20 is different
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by jameson 7y ago
In JavaScript, "0 < -1 < 2" evaluates to true. The coercion rules were a big surprise to me when I first started to work in JS. Sometimes codes were obvious but the underlying interpretation is a surprise call.
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Why Python’s Integer Division Floors (2010)(python-history.blogspot.com)
2 points by jameson 7y ago|0 comments
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by jameson 7y ago
later means never :)
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by jameson 7y ago
Why aren't these counterfeits and/or Amazon getting sued by the original companies? Isn't this just a market competition if other company's able to make cheaper product out of original idea and does not violate the law

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