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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
What I meant was you can easily add a correlation id to your logs, and send those to wherever you collect and query the logs. Then using that you can easily see the log across your services. So there isn’t any manual stitching in the loggi
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
It is a config away in C# world, and even when it wasn’t so in built it was very simple to add to structured logging.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
I think you’re overstating the decline. But yes too much democracy in Brexit and a badly designed democracy with the first past the post system. Widespread apathy to politics doesn’t help either.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
That report missed that the issue was because the cap was designed to prevent suppliers exploiting customers who don’t switch supplier regularly to get better deals. It ended up with smaller suppliers that act as brokers to lose money in th
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
If paying your energy bill or losing your job is going to be an issue you don’t want to put a huge sum of cash into an illiquid asset like a house. You want that cash to remain available.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
Founder led companies or where the staff includes some product visionary seems to solve that. It’s not common though at all and not long lasting. In my experience when the non technical or accountant types inevitably start calling the shots
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
I think there’s a spectrum here on the one end you could be doing the work on the other end doing something that’s completely procrastinating like watching unrelated TikTok videos. And doing the work isn’t necessarily always best because yo
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
That’s an interesting distinction. I think the in-between is the worst. At least with Gary V you know you’re getting energy and motivation. Another YouTube video skimming over lessons from Atomic Habits for the hundredth time is the mindles
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
I’m not sure of that, tit for tat does well as a strategy. Also lawmakers change every so often and usually love to pick over the negatives from their predecessor’s time and do things differently.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
The article isn’t saying the venues were abandoned but more that they didn’t fulfil the promises on affordable housing.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
Isn’t the usual problem that most of these venues are just simply left to rot? That’s not the case for London. The problem this piece highlights is “just” that the redevelopment didn’t fulfil the promises on affordable housing. It’s a lovel
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
That definition assumes the code is reasonably performant or that they didn’t just begin on the cloud for whatever (often not well thought out) reason.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
I wonder if anyone on HN could tell us how well optimised the code is on these? I imagine the simulations are complicated enough without someone going in and adding some performance optimisation.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
I think OP meant 2 years experience at that senior level based on other comments.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
Just that the convention is different. It is just the third rung on the ladder in the finance world. You might manage a small team of junior staff.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
I guess those things would eventually become urgent.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
OP says he has friends that say they only use Messenger or only Signal etc, and everyone has their own preference. Sounds like they have the right idea! Why be the only one accommodating everybody.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
I have a similar story to you, learning those same systems as well! I don’t really buy the guy’s story I’m pretty sure the kid would eventually beat me regularly with enough years, but at age 5? I have access to more resources and more moti
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
Finance firms do use three of the four side effects on the Excel spreadsheet. It’s not the most accessible feature but it is there and easily added with the Excel API. In fact all four are achievable.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
Unless you’re at work, on vacation or meant to be spending time with others at dinner or some social event it’s ok to waste time on the internet. You were not going to do something useful anyway. Before the internet people watched too much
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
I just buy store brand or brands aimed at students. I obsess over a lot of things but I don’t get expensive notebooks. I’m just not paying silly money for a block of paper to write throwaway notes.
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by jbjbjbjb 4y ago
It is often said that url shorteners can be used for cross site request forgery. I recently clicked on a link in a Twitter profile thinking it would take me to a homepage but instead it subscribed me to their YouTube channel. But I’m not su
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
I know it’s deliberate, but let’s be honest why would we expect them to make it simple when it isn’t in their interests. I’m saying take it out of their hands now and give users the control they need.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
I agree, a preference set at the browser level would be far more effective. The current implementations inconvenience the user to the point that they don’t want to go through the hassle of entering their preferences.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
Children under the age of 12 in the U.K. are only just being allowed to vaccinate and there is no big push to do it like there was for adults.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
There is a precedent for that with the reproduction Amiga motherboards that came out a couple of years ago. Those were actually just pcbs but something more accessible would be cool.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
For some reason just getting the kids ready, lunch packed and at school on time is a monumental achievement.
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
I always enjoy coding once I get started. You mentioned staying consistent so maybe a gamified habit tracker like Habitica could help? Track small habits like opening up the editor or committing some code, see that helps you start longer co
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
You’re over complicating it. If you *want* kids then have them. That’s perfectly reasonable. If you’re in you thirties and have the adult basics down you’re ready for kids. Kids are hard work but also they’re cute and add a lot of joy to li
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by jbjbjbjb 5y ago
You’re not the only ones doing it. The idea is developers do more testing, they think about it upfront and they have assistance from a QA lead who leads and coaches the quality culture across the development team. That QA leads embeds the s

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