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by lopatin 3y ago
+1 for using a recruiter. I used to think that it was for scrubs. Then after trying one, so many interviews and doors opened, and then after I got a couple offers, they even negotiated a higher salary for me ( playing one offer against the
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by lopatin 3y ago
I was like "What's so extroverted about setting up a NAT?". I am not a smart person.
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by lopatin 3y ago
I just transferred mine over to AWS. For some reason I never knew they even did domains, and always bothered with Namecheap and Google.
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by lopatin 3y ago
It's only 8728 lines
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by lopatin 3y ago
I wonder if it uses Go routines as the virtual threads implementation.
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by lopatin 3y ago
Guess I'm not smart lol. The 6/9 ambiguity actually crossed my mind when adding it up but I thought surely they wouldn't be fucking with us that much.
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by lopatin 3y ago
Controversial is one way to put it
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by lopatin 3y ago
H2 has quite heavy use in production too. For example Apache Ignite uses it as the core of it's distributed SQL engine. Ignite takes a distributed SQL query and splits it up into single node queries, which are executed on each node by
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by lopatin 3y ago
Open source core, paid premium features + support. It's a valid business model, not sure why it's worthy of eye rolling. For example: Open source database that works on one machine. If you like it and want want to scale up, you ca
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by lopatin 3y ago
Does GMail do this for spam detection? I always thought they do but didn't read the TOS.
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by lopatin 3y ago
I feel the same way. Repetition is fine when you're working within a solid, well established framework. If you're writing 100s of GET endpoints, and most of them requires you to prefix your endpoints withs some @GET and @RequriesT
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by lopatin 3y ago
To me the most ironic part was calling CRUDController clever in the first place. There could have been clever solutions to reduce the code repetition, but using inheritance to force a naive abstraction on every future programmer isn't
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Ask HN: Why is an app like Spotify not on the Mac App Store?
8 points by lopatin 3y ago|6 comments
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by lopatin 3y ago
DOGE-99 is just around the corner
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by lopatin 3y ago
Is concurrency useful for ML?
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by lopatin 3y ago
I bank with Chase and the app is really good. Are there major US banks with crappy apps?
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by lopatin 3y ago
Why use brave if my info is already being leaked by third parties? E.g. experian. Is it worth the inconvenience and their repeated tricky attempts at monetizing their security conscious niche? Not being facetious, just a real question from
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by lopatin 3y ago
Not sure how other schools do it but UIUC has an engineering CS path and a more math based CS path. I took the engineering path and then became an engineer, it was great.
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by lopatin 3y ago
Very useful. Something like this but for Flink’s fancy temporal, lateral, interval, and window joins would be great too.
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by lopatin 3y ago
While Fleet is still a JVM app at it's core, it's true that it apparently no longer uses Swing for the UI components. Instead they seem to have reinvented that wheel with their own UI component library called Noria (also JVM) and
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by lopatin 3y ago
Looks like Java is working pretty well for them then.
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by lopatin 3y ago
I use IntelliJ, which is a Java + Swing app I think.
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by lopatin 3y ago
Maybe each subcommunnity can be it's own server? Or will that not work because a user can belong to multiple communities?
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by lopatin 3y ago
Debezium made my zero downtime db migration project possible.
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by lopatin 3y ago
It’s called adverse selection and informed order flow, and it’s one of the major challenges of market making. I believe they use trade secrets to try to prevent it as much as possible but they also instantly hedge if it does happen.
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by lopatin 3y ago
Looks like they took Erlang's "let it fail" philosophy literally.
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by lopatin 3y ago
Legend
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by lopatin 3y ago
This will come in handy. I’ve always wanted to count how many times Lex Fridman has referred to something as a beautiful dance.
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by lopatin 3y ago
Yeah there’s a serious lack of discussion of Idris in this thread. Probably the most fun, least used programming language ever.
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by lopatin 3y ago
How much slower is it in your experience?

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