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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
db.webhooks.find({ "events": { $exists: true, $ne: [], $elemMatch: { "links.cancelInvoice": {$exists: true}} } }) What is this, I don't even. Mongo is a huge pain when it comes to searching nested
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
I thought it was basically impossible to get a decent architecture job without being exceptional/connected. That's what turned me off from the field.
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
I am in a fly-over and there are "upcoming" areas - pockets between the city and the suburbs, within 10 mins of downtown and other "prestigious office areas" that are almost sure to take off, but total ghetto now. It&#x2
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
Yea, it's expensive to tear down, usually almost double that even in cheap areas. It's part of the problem to the point where some of my friends discussed setting up a tear-down company rather than trying to mess with conventional
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
What I really want to know is why I can't have a Soviet concrete-block box-house built in the US for $20,000 yet. Is it because you are really mostly paying for the land? But still, building a house still runs at $100,000+. Why though.
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
"What happens when I use your service? When you use your project specific Javascript file and add the license key meta tag to your project's HTML, we'll validate the use of your product on pageload with a GET request to our s
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
It's a good question. Going to let others answers. My tldr opinion is "Not really, but code duplication any time, but especially across repos can lead to hard-to-troubleshoot errors".
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
It is an enormous waste of time to know the majority of features of most packages. Some packages that are "the standard", you will know more than others, but still far from memorizing most of the functionality. It's just
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
My problems with microservices irl: 1. Sharing models - the models can be moved out to another repository or a NuGet package, but guess what happens when you have to modify them? Inevitably, devs duplicate models. 2. Debugging across five d
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
Thanks for responding!
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
Sure, it's undoubtedly #1 overall.
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
Good point, I totally misread.
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
I think that's very subjective. The USSR actually led the way on some innovation: * IRST on MIG-29 and helmet-targeting for infrared missiles * Titanium welding for high-speed submarines * Super-cavitating torpedoes * Stealth theory *
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
Why?
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
Might be a bit heavy for the use-case. That's all I can think of.
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
Which one flies furthest? (I can narrow down by category, but not sort).
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
It's because Merlin's mother lived there and hoarded wealth.
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16671944 ^ See above for relaxation techniques. It's just a ripoff from yoga. • Read book before bed, not computer/phone. • Walk • Keep room COMPLETELY dark and quiet • Don&#x2
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
"Maybe some of us self taught developers should get together and curate a clear path for CS knowledge and ancillary helpful things." I wouldn't mind spending some time contributing to something like that. There is an endless
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
What three books? (Especially interested in data transfer protocols - I got a little bit into it for game development, but never found anything resembling a good source). I learned a lot of these things from taking Harvard's CS50 onlin
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
Not to get into too much detail, I worked for a place that did collections for for-profit colleges. It was depressing to hear some of the stories the students had. But the overall theme was exactly what you said: 1. Kid has no guidance &#x2
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
I can provide some examples for him as a self-educated dev: * What is big O * What is value type vs pointer/reference * How does the internet work * Binary search trees, tries, graphs - u wut m8 (Thankfully, there's this: https:
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
Anecdotal and will get downvoted, but I have WAY more energy when I eat sugar. And yes, I have cut sugar for up to a month at a time before. I never got the magical increases in energy people talk about.
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
Replying to you and vorpalhex at the same time. I can see memorizing multiplication tables for 2-digit numbers * 1 digit numbers, (0-99 * 0-9). I am unsure about chunking for random large numbers though. Mnemonic champions chunk very large
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
I am really interested in measuring working memory and how it relates to IQ, hence the details. I admit to not taking emotions into consideration here.
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
"he can multiply three digit numbers in his head faster than I can write them down" As in e.g. 365 * 128? Or 365 * 8? The latter is realistic, the former is a bit unbelievable. Even the latter is a violation of the "magic 7&q
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
It could be that we are taking different approaches to do the same thing - you hold off on moving up in weight and repeat the exercises, whereas I hold off, repeat the exercise, and do supplementary glute and core work to avoid my spine cur
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
My impression is that if you have good posture to begin with, you might just "lift right" off the bat. I have to do a ton of supplementary work to balance out my posture issues. And the progress is slower than people generally lik
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by madeuptempacct 8y ago
Being interested in passive income is a new trend, over the past 10 years. Nothing wrong with it, but everyone I know with spare money and a little ambition is trying to flip houses or buy rental properties. Or sell things for Amazon. Or ru
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