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by kardianos 2y ago
Yes. On principle, survival in many ways is "right". But also, these little things aren't useful. But having been on the other side of the table, there are too many candidates you can't do basic programming, debugging, o
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by kardianos 2y ago
If I was an interviewer, I would want any programmer to know these things. If you don't, then likely you know programming by pattern matching, rather knowing the spec. Leaning by pattern matching is a fine way to start, but a professio
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by kardianos 2y ago
I think SLUG does this, but professionally: https://sluglibrary.com/
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by kardianos 2y ago
Let's re-embrace federalism then. Let's make the Federal government primarily fund the armed forces, and certain things like airwaves, and flight. Then get it out of things that it doesn't need to regulate. Half my non-federa
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by kardianos 2y ago
Why? Men make fun of themselves and each other all the time. It's how we talk. It honestly isn't negative; it's almost a form of banter that tells the truth in a low-key softball way where we can all laugh. Why is banter not
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by kardianos 2y ago
A lot of the specifics mentioned in the article aren't specific to her being a woman. Many guys just talk about things differently; they will banter about themselves and how any lady is easier on the eyes then any man. That's not
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by kardianos 2y ago
We have a house phone, which is normally in the unihertz "student mode" which prevents installing apps and only allowing use of some apps. When our kids ask for their own phone, the answer is always an easy no. I have no problem w
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by kardianos 2y ago
There are two primary issues with PostgreSQL: * Upgrades * Database Protocol MS SQL Server does better on both of these fronts: Upgrades, when running MS SQL Server in a container, is rebooting the database with the new database engine vers
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by kardianos 2y ago
Yes. Typo.
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by kardianos 2y ago
There was a talk about this prior. This was used in place of TCP, but where TCP is designed to run over unreliable networks, this protocol achieves speed and latency figures comparable to others, while still being able to retain commodity I
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by kardianos 2y ago
I have always work remotely. I know many people who should not be trusted with work from home. Believe it or not, people are selfish, including workers, not just the managers and execs.
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by kardianos 2y ago
The "chan chan Value" or "chan struct{resp chan Value}" is actually a pattern I've used in a very specific situation. It's a situation where a message bus probably could have been used instead, but then you&#
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by kardianos 2y ago
This is a bad take. Here's my take: 1. Standard IP and Ethernet are physically acceptable for their use case. 2. TCP/IP is optimized in a number of areas for un-reliable networks. 3. Their clusters are not unreliable. 4. Their ser
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by kardianos 2y ago
When you say "Paxton is a crook", do you mean you believe he steals, or do you mean he was convicted, or that he should be convicted? Was Paxton convicted of a crime? Was Paxton accused of a crime you believe he is guilty of?
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by kardianos 2y ago
Yes, I fat-fingered his name, didn't I. It should be: "Herbert Marcuse". And no, I have not seen a primary source where in context Trump said that he would "" "lock up" all the "sick, evil" democ
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by kardianos 2y ago
Musk has publicly stated his goal for AI is alignment with Truth, where truth is defined as to what corresponds with reality, not necessarily with the current social consensus. Specifically in terms of reason, given a set of facts, being ab
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by kardianos 2y ago
That's not any conservatism that I recognize. In fact, what is espoused there is exactly the progressive left (Herbert Harcuse's "repressive tolerance") mindset. And while I will grant you that liberalism (not to be conf
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by kardianos 2y ago
This is not the same thing. My Chromecast dedicated device would put a default nice picture, then wait for a cast. Google TV and this new device displays advertisements, store, and more. I hate it. It's the last google thing in my hous
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by kardianos 2y ago
That probably works when people have no money and no place to go. I used to live near Portland OR, and in that case many or most choose to be there, they wanted drugs and ANY house they lived in would soon be trashed.
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by kardianos 2y ago
We have it: FIDO U2F. you could even treat it like the new password less manager, with a computer/phone specific store. My gut? It actually works, and people didn't like that. Users and orgs like authentication slightly broken so
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by kardianos 2y ago
This is really, really, simple. 1. build a single endpoint handler that handles auth, then looks up the endpoint on the path. 2. Never create direct endpoints, just register endpoints in the system that the auth endpoint works under. You k
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by kardianos 2y ago
That's the minority opinion. Maybe people should read the majority opinion first?
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by kardianos 2y ago
Packages are installed into your system. May bio packages (bioconductor, etc) are difficult to run in any other way outside of a system install. So outside of running everything in a container, it is difficult to maintain a project level de
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by kardianos 2y ago
Making bio R reproducible is difficult. Impossible to do casually. The coupling of the undeclared environment and the code that runs is even then in Python. The versioned cran is no longer available. For this reason alone, use something tha
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by kardianos 2y ago
Here's a physical engineering secret: all things are built to be "good enough", all things are a trade-off, all things have requirements they must fulfill. The products and cars you buy all are built with tolerances. Your hot
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by kardianos 2y ago
Agreed. I setup zoho voice, ported from Google business voice, and had an issue where SMS wasn't going through even though it said it was. Zoho's issue or some porting issue. But I quickly chatted with a human, they resolved it an
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by kardianos 3y ago
This looks really nice. How do you handle Ingress and network policies? How do you handle multiple clusters on a single physical machine (if I read the docs correctly) for ingress?
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by kardianos 3y ago
Exactly, but the Go team appears to have the exact opposite mindset as Google product managers. They care about maintaining a product and compatibility, without major API revisions. They appear to care about first principle engineering, not
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by kardianos 3y ago
Great call out to the Go checksum database. Go walks a great line between distributed system and central verification.
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by kardianos 3y ago
I can ask a local LLM about Hillel the Elder, and I get good information complete with references. I then go then check those references and verify the information. They are usually accurate. Practically speaking you statement is at odds wi

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