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> 1. If you do Google the question beforehand, delete your tracks afterwards Wait, you get to know the question beforehand!? > The more you say and do, the more partial credit an interviewer can give you if your code doesn’t fully wor
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Like others have said, this is a control problem in prod (not using migrations in code and renaming instead of dropping). Anyways, as an fun exercise to get exactly what's asked, I wonder if this could be used https://tembo.
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https://www-elmundo-es.translate.goog/andalucia/2014/03/01/5...
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>I mean, it's pretty difficult to have a thought without using language. I have an internal monologue but I also have thoughts without language. Like if I think I have to buy groceries, I picture myself going to the supermarket with
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3y ago
So > Terraform often starts with dev stage and prod as different workspaces. > At this point the environments are completely isolated state files with no mixing, But then > Now you and your team realize that Terraform can destroy t
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3y ago
Because they are the people that think one or more of: - "don't tell me what to do" (government imposing things is Communism). - "god will provide". - "there's no global warming, it's all a
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seagull_management
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(I guess I can test or ask in the rqlite Slack etc) Can I try to use a UNIX socket to TCP socket so I can use rqlite as a drop-in sqlite replacement (where a client expects a file)? for ex: socat TCP-LISTEN:4000,reuseaddr,fork UNIX-CLIENT:&
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Mountpoint for Amazon S3, a high performance open source file client
(aws.amazon.com)
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> We want a umask of 077, No we don't. This creates problems with many packages. There's a reason for defaults and a reason not to follow cargo-culting security "recipes".
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3y ago
Reminds me of "there's no speed limit" https://sive.rs/kimo
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DNS _protocol_ and _servers_ are conceptually easy. In practice, the implementations and what actually happens is not. When you type google.com in your browser, do you know exactly the workflow in your computer and the different caches it u
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Also Catholics are supposed to fast all Fridays of the year https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friday_fast
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Everything. Light is not only the one in the visible spectrum.
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> CS is really a mathematics major In some universities, CS is under the Math faculty, like in University of Waterloo (one of the top programs in the world), so there's some official recognition to this idea.
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I read it every ten years or so, starting when I was young. I see myself change because of how I think about the characters or who I sympathize with; seems a different novel every time.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantsdrunk
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I've worked at dozens of companies, startups and big tech, none of them used keyword screening, none of them got reviewed first by HR. I'm sure it happens at some places but certainly it's not 100%.
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I'm logged in and can't see a tweet link from a web page now
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> Violence has gone way up ever since the US legalized marijuana. BIG citation needed (and the US at the federal level has not legalized marijuana, I guess you mean some states) https://www.statista.com/statistics/19
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My take is, there's no completely "fair" and "merit-based" way to measure university applicants. But can we approximate by using a ranking based solely on grades and financials? leave out essays (that can be paid fo
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Not even 14 jobs, there's only one (or two) open positions listed there.
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It can be both true that ELK scales well and it's a PITA to manage.
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https://gothamist.com/news/detainees-spend-an-average-of-115... but I think the "trick" is a DA getting a guilty plea under the threat of a very long sentence in trial (like 10 or 20 years in the case of Mitn
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why would we care about the intentions or the tooling used for the HN post (or the project for that matter)? if they had used an English dictionary would we have a problem with this? I think we should judge these "Show HN" on thei
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For reference, in Spain, the maximum penalty iirc is 20 years (multiple murders, whatever). (Cunninghaning this one)
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> it becomes nigh-impossible to lose data I imagine if you implement it "correctly" you don't lose data but my experience with Elastic Search has been horrible. I've lost data many times, for things like logs reaching
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As an atheist, I have no problem with "God created the universe", as in "something/somebody" that has no interactions with us. It would have no effect on me (Epicureanism). The big jump is between "god created
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animals like ants and dogs intuitively "solve" the equation too
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Lyft manages or is the owner of companies that manage bikes/ebikes/scooters in multiple cities around the world.
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