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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
The only time I want multiple monitors is when doing web work because of the design aspect and needing to referring back and forth as constantly.
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
> A problem with smaller screen is the additional eye strain I almost have more of an eye strain with multiple monitors because of more horizontal movement of my eyes, and often being a little bit further from the monitor. (and my bigger
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
How often are you running those commands elsewhere?
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
What kinds of projects do you use it for?
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
Just the other day I started looking back into Golang. Syntactically, and with Gofmt, it is quite readable. But then they have to go and ruin it by making single letter variables a common thing.
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
Glad I read your disclaimer before responding. :P Was just reviewing colleague's code with them the other day. Hit some blocks like this (not quite as offensive, but tackling a bit in one line), and hell if they knew what was going on
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
A friend just went through the hire process at FB for iOS. It actually was very practical. According to him it was more or less stuff we do every day, with one generic, programming puzzle of sorts.
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
> That seems wrong. I should be able to run normal Python code as async, right? No, that is not the case. To better understand this you should look at an async library, like https://github.com/aio-libs/aiohttp Look
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
Interesting. Seems like that would just be one part of a larger application, though. And for that, my mind just jumps to something like Postgres with `jsonb` fields to store it all denormalized, then using columns to store relations, like t
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
For confirmation, SFTP is mentioned directly (at least once) in the second article of the series.
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
I'm going through the bad back from sitting (and being sedentary in general). I've got a standing desk as well. But standing is no substitute for exercise, which is what your back really needs - both the movement and the strengthe
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
My guess would be the MPAA and RIAA are large organizations with a lot of money, and plenty of time to focus on such things. Where the case here is that it's a bunch of individual businesses that have to weigh their cost of pursuing wi
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
Cool! My commute is on here (Newburgh / Beacon, NY), although mine is a hair better. My commute usually ranges from 1:50 to 2 hours. I get up at 6:30, a 10 minute walk to the Beacon train station for the 7:08 train which brings me stra
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
That's not terribly relevant these days, though. For the same reasons you mention it makes 2pm in the afternoon the worst time to be on break and out of your air conditioned office or workplace.
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
I partially blame every tutorial and contrived example of how you should use Redux. When first starting with React & Redux I spent some time thinking of where and how I should use Redux. Being that I was new to both, I didn't have
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
Let's not talk about Javascript date/time.
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
As someone not versed in Mongo or anything similar, what is the alternative? A large array of docs that has to be loaded in to memory to work with?
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
Sounds like they can just well. They mentioned orders (plural) of magnitude difference in cost. Which means it was closer to $37,000/mo previously.
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
Similar to the article author, many just don't have experience with relational db's and have only heard that they aren't flexible and don't scale. They don't realize just how easily performant Postgres can be - and
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
Yeah, but what I don't get about this, is that building that tech (if it's just a map and pin tracking your friends) is not hard. And certainly wouldn't be hard for Snap. I can't see how 2 million users are worth it eith
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
It's nice to see a node app using PG and not just using Mongo by default!
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
If you're concerned about tracking then are you using an ad blocker? Then the FB integration has no affect on you.
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
Depends on what you're trying to accomplish. But setting up a data warehouse that builds out the KPIs you're looking for along with a dashboard to display them (the easy part, for sure) can certainly take over a month.
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
I'm interested in this as well, as I haven't dove into service workers. But I'm still failing to see why you can't pull the local data from local storage and show it, then render the data from the server (should you get
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
Localizing append helps, but that's not all of it: Building a list of 10,000,000 items: List comprehension: 599ms For loop: 930ms For loop with append localized: 736ms
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
Yikes. That's what I want to avoid. Since I'm going VPS, I'm looking at RamNode now instead. The CEO is actually really nice and accessible, and their customers seem to really vouch for them.
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
Would say Algebra (and Linear Algebra as mentioned below) are the most useful to learn for ML/AI?
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
> small-fry heh > Minus any of the user agreements... Exactly. Which is why I think comparing it to anything financial (banks, PP, etc) is silly in the first place. Replace collectable potato chips with baseball cards and you're
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by lilbobbytables 9y ago
That's still quite different. It is Sony's in game currency that they messed with themselves. Meaning, it's theirs to issue/manipulate it as they please. If a third party did that, it seems as though it would be much di

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