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by jpitz 10mo ago
I don't think the boring reality of most jury trials would make for an interesting screenplay.
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by jpitz 1y ago
To every commenter offering incredulity or sarcasm at the apparent obviousness of this advice: A great swath of us did not possess the social intelligence to arrive at this conclusion independently upon our arrival in the workforce. I didn&
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by jpitz 1y ago
In my experience, pretty much anything relating to spaceflight is gonna be lumped under ITAR and restricted from general disclosure.
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by jpitz 1y ago
The question is, do we have enough capacity to mine and refine them at a reasonable price? They're there, in the dirt for the taking.
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by jpitz 1y ago
I owned a Jeep 4XE, and I was glad the day we sold it, and I'm doubly glad today. The electronics and software were crap, and the powertrain was simply insufficient. At one point, they issued a notice that amounted to 'it might ca
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by jpitz 1y ago
Ok. thank you!
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by jpitz 1y ago
Do you mean to say that two non-dependant tasks in an Airflow DAG aren't able to concurrently execute? Thats not my experience. I'm also confused by the use of 'static' in this context.
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by jpitz 1y ago
Then you should look at https://atuin.sh/ although I am not certain about exit code.
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by jpitz 1y ago
>You have two options: fail open and let the request through, or fail closed and block the request with a 429. If the metaphor of a software circuit breaker is meant to emulate an electrical circuit breaker, then it seems to me that thes
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by jpitz 1y ago
Like https://xon.sh/ ?
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by jpitz 1y ago
Which works fine.....until it doesn't. Many non-trivial builds require custom logic, and trying to do that in maven was painful the last time I tried it.
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by jpitz 1y ago
Are you talking about Airflow Datasets and data-aware scheduling? https://airflow.apache.org/docs/apache-airflow/2.4.0/release... Isn't that about as recently as Dagster?
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by jpitz 1y ago
That response says more to me about the hiring organization, and not in a good light.
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by jpitz 1y ago
Possible Snow Crash warning too, I guess?
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by jpitz 2y ago
Good ole M-x butterfly
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by jpitz 2y ago
"Do One Thing" is to me maybe best understood in the context of the Single Layer Of Abstraction Principal - it has helped me numerous times to be very intentional about following SLAP in complex code, and Do One Thing seems to fal
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by jpitz 2y ago
Greg Smith wrote a book about postgres high performance that does go into the internals a bit and how to analyze performance problems. If you want to be a DBA, this will probably wind up needing to be in your back pocket at some point.
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by jpitz 2y ago
5120x1440p if it's the same monitor i have.
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by jpitz 2y ago
My take from it was that the question prompted the change author to introspect his feelings about the change and revisit it, making it better.
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by jpitz 2y ago
Could it be Linus Torvalds' "Bad programmers worry about the code. Good programmers worry about data structures and their relationships." ?
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by jpitz 2y ago
Useless is in the eye of the beholder I guess. I wrote a slowcat filter one time to help test something. It's like cat, but with random latency between lines / bytes.
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by jpitz 2y ago
Alternately: Large scale storage is reasonably well solved.
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by jpitz 2y ago
I think it is telling that they don't mention any efficiency numbers. Hopefully I'm wrong.
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by jpitz 2y ago
Almost like time is the stack and space is the heap. Meh. Almost.
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by jpitz 2y ago
Something I do in my yaml configs is support ${ENV} template variables with the string Template's substitute method using *os.environ.
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by jpitz 2y ago
You may want to hire someone to really dive into this question. That allows you to set up a NDA that allows you to go into the nitty gritty details of your niche and why this product is out of headroom. A fresh technical perspective may als
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by jpitz 2y ago
You claimed that timezones change an hour by area. That's not the case. That's my point.
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by jpitz 2y ago
You might be surprised to learn that there are time zones that are not an integer number of hours different from UTC.
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by jpitz 2y ago
The headline implies that "requires opt-in" is new to 3.5.1. that's not the case. The OpenAI integration always required opt in and an API token to function. Can we fix the headline?
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by jpitz 2y ago
I spent a lot of time with POV-Ray. Back in ~1992 I had the IBM C++ Compiler for OS/2 and spent a day or so tweaking the source to get it to compile. Fun times.

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