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by kikimora 5y ago
This could be the last time we see these funny videos. In this elections they “defeated” all opposition candidates with electronic ballot. Before electronic ballot results, even with all election fraud you see on camera, 90% of opposition c
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by kikimora 5y ago
AWS value comes from things like * RDS - easy db backups * CloudWatch - easy monitoring * IAM - easy access control * Systems Manager - easy fleet management and distributed parameter store. Integrated with IAM so you can hide your secret
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by kikimora 5y ago
I used to believe that a good bootcamp can make a developer out of anyone. I changed my mind after trying to teach programming to a couple of people. In all failed cases people was not trained to thing algorithmically, that is being able to
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by kikimora 6y ago
I think the problem is PG does not know underlying data distribution and use one sampling strategy which works for normally distributed data.
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by kikimora 6y ago
Can you share some insight about your project? React and redux didn’t happened for no reason. However I think they are too heavy and there are ways to solve same problems with basic tools. Your case may shed some light on to how this can be
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by kikimora 6y ago
Being deeply rooted in financial system payment processors often compete not with service quality but with how they can deal with various stupid or intentional government requirements and restrictions. Bitcoin and crypto is an ultimate alte
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by kikimora 6y ago
I don’t claim OP is a bot but you advise would not work if he/she is. The problem with bots is you cannot refute all the nonsense they generate. They are not interested in arguing with you, their job is to generate as much contradictor
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by kikimora 6y ago
I don't get "not that hard" part. With REST I have a finite set of queries to optimise. With GraphQL I have unlimited set of queries. How I supposed to optimise for what I don't know? One good example - 'users'
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by kikimora 6y ago
And also introduce all REST tooling in addition to GraphQL. At this time people often start thinking "why I didn't start with REST in the first place?"
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by kikimora 6y ago
Can you share a story about how AWS helped to remove or redeuce spend on devops? In my experience with AWS you would get $5000/month for a basic website and also would be paying devops to manage AWS.
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by kikimora 6y ago
I never say a whop running on AWS and not having a person managing it. Said person always has enough skill to replicate same setup on a dedicated hardware/VPS. I don't say such shops does not exists, it just I never saw them. To m
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by kikimora 6y ago
Surprised to see so much misunderstanding here. “Byzantine fault tolerant consensus” problems have been solved with a trusted party since many many centuries. Entire modern monetary system is based on a trusted party - a central bank. Block
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by kikimora 6y ago
No they cannot because it is a decentralized system. Whenever they try people would quickly post tin of material how to access bitcoin over TOR/VPN. And since it is money people do care to learn these things to be able to transact free
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by kikimora 7y ago
Long GC pauses caused by large collections/caches are decade long problem with no real wide spread solution so far. With Java and .NET you can resort to off-heap data. Not sure if this is possible with Go.
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by kikimora 7y ago
> You will have bad data in prod. Users will do unexpected things. You won’t always be able to reach S3. And, this is all true even assuming the software is written perfectly to spec. Surprisingly this nonsense happens in a discrete sett
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by kikimora 7y ago
I think Djeikstra was talking about our limited ability to reason about what program actually does by looking at it source code. FP helps but there is still a long way ahead of us. For example I can create spaghetti code in any language and
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by kikimora 8y ago
As a software developer you can get salary in range of $3000 - $5000 per month on the top level. You can make even more if you are good and work remotely/contracting. With this salary moving to Europe won't give you a rise, you ar
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by kikimora 9y ago
There is one such argument and I don't think you would need another one. If you trust your government to control your money good for you. But most of worldwide population does not trust their governments and for a good reason. If you l
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by kikimora 9y ago
You cannot explore problem space without writing code for it. But once you have you spaghetti code how do you rewrite it to align with your new understanding? And what happens if you enhance your understanding even better while doing rewrit
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by kikimora 10y ago
First of all - I enjoy using React in browser and consider it the best browser UI tech out there. At the same time I've been working with desktop and mobile apps for past 12 years and there are things that makes me very suspicious abou
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by kikimora 10y ago
First of all - I enjoy using React in browser and consider it the best browser UI tech out there. At the same time I've been working with desktop and mobile apps for past 12 years and there are things that makes me very suspicious abou