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kubanczyk
7y ago
By not actually making the call but assigning it to their sibling or their friend, duh. "Phone interviews", so no video.
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kubanczyk
7y ago
No. Immutable structures still require locking. If you are spending 100 ms calculating the new version of the immutable structure, you want to make sure that the nearby thread isn't making their own version. You don't want any of
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kubanczyk
7y ago
In Poland about the same, but with an interesting twist: it's not the company, or CEO, or HR, that risk a fine; the first person fined is your direct manager, personally. Works like a charm, I have to admit.
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kubanczyk
7y ago
> if they're taught to enjoy it Left to enjoy, eh? > I had to get a certain score before i could play outside Your intrinsic motivation was killed with extrinsic motivation. That's the lesson here. Exercises are okay. Childr
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7y ago
Some British official. Probably best known as a namesake for the current eastern border of Poland (known as Curzon's line), of which he wasn't an architect or proponent.
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kubanczyk
7y ago
What about annotating e-mails? Any tools that can aggregate such annotations with other types (e.g. web)?
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kubanczyk
7y ago
This has a lot to do with your point that "they deserve it" being not useful to improve things. How about we give that project a tool that just doesn't have this dangerous functionality?
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kubanczyk
7y ago
We are very probably within a simulation (cf Nick Bostrom), so we might eventually find some interesting hacks. Even to 2nd law of thermodynamics.
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7y ago
The biggest problem: "it can do everything make can do" This means it cannot enforce pinning-on-a-hash ('hermetic' builds in bazel lingo): if you allow dev team to say `git clone hxxp://whatever/whatever&#
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7y ago
Too bad author forgot to mention the tradeoff. This pattern violates DRY the hard way. I think most seen example is Go, where stdlib has no "http.Client" interface but only a struct. So every implementation of http client at some
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7y ago
Not like "extends" or "implements". If a class implements all the methods of the interface (as seen at compile-time - same method name, arguments, returns) then that's it, period. Compiler will allow you to use it.
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7y ago
go mod graph | wc -l 787 Oh my. And the most fascinating part of it: - google.golang.org/grpc@v1.17.0 - google.golang.org/grpc@v1.19.0 - google.golang.org/grpc@v1.19.1 - google.golang.org/grpc@v1.20.1 - googl