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by martinky24 2y ago
Any source for the "not any better than the work of open source intelligence" part?
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by martinky24 2y ago
In most other languages, aren’t rationals “deliberately the non default so that you the coder need to know that ais what you want to trade precision vs performanc”? My point being, your point doesn't actually make Raku sound like they
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by martinky24 2y ago
It’s weird that the dude thinks that because graffiti is happening in an urban area society is collapsing…
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by martinky24 2y ago
What makes you so sure? We don't look back and laugh at people using horses for transportation. We understand that's what they had at the time.
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by martinky24 2y ago
Tesla is still very much a bubble. What about Tesla implies they should be worth that much more than, say, Toyota…?
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by martinky24 2y ago
Software devs ain't cheap
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by martinky24 2y ago
Had no idea this feature existed, thanks for sharing!
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by martinky24 2y ago
Ah, the crypto industry known for being exceptionally secure in their practices, always vetting their security, and never cutting corners. We should do what they do. (Don't ask about what happened to the Ronin Network, Poly Network, FT
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by martinky24 2y ago
Yeah. Pretty sure everyone does it. I've seen it every place I've worked.
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by martinky24 2y ago
If you don't do drugs, don't commit felonies, and don't have a ton of foreign friends (particularly from a few key, problematic countries), it's really not _that_ bad. You have some more annual paperwork that you're
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by martinky24 2y ago
I'll give it a go, per your recommendation.
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by martinky24 2y ago
Paywall... sigh
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by martinky24 2y ago
At the highest level of cycling, what you call "negligible" is known colloquially as "marginal gains", and "marginal gains" are what win/lose races!
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by martinky24 2y ago
What leads you to believe the frame is the least important part of the bike...?
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by martinky24 2y ago
It's essentially impossible to plot the "actual size" of debris against a full earth model. The math simply doesn't work out with the pixel density of modern screens. Actual size of debris is way smaller. So... Complaini
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by martinky24 2y ago
Paywall...
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by martinky24 2y ago
Dup: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41017863
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by martinky24 2y ago
From the parent comment: > it’s insane to me that this size and criticality of a company doesn’t have a staging or even a development test server that tests all of the possible target images that they claim to support I know nothing abou
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by martinky24 2y ago
"Have these idiots even heard of CI/CD???" strangely seems to be a common condescending comment in this thread. I honestly though HN was slightly higher quality than most of the comments here. I am proven wrong.
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by martinky24 2y ago
Yes, yes it is. Because there's tons more breakages that have likely been caught. One uncaught downstream failure doesn't invalidate the effort into all the previously caught failures.
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by martinky24 2y ago
Yeah... the comment above reads like someone who has read a lot of books on CI deployment, but has zero experience in a real world environment actually doing it. Quick to throw stones with absolutely no understanding of any of the nuances i
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by martinky24 2y ago
A lot of assumptions here that probably aren't worth making without more info -- For example it could certainly be the case that there was a "real" file that worked and the bug was in the "upload verified artifact to CDN
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by martinky24 2y ago
I think you misread the comment you're replying to. The poster was just giving context.
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by martinky24 2y ago
Pydantic models are significantly more heavyweight than dataclasses -- They serve as validators as opposed to dataclasses, which are primarily just tools for managing structured data. Both are important problems, but they are different. The
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by martinky24 2y ago
Overall, generally reasonable. Nothing is a hard and fast rule, if you know what you're doing and have a good reason for going down an alternative path, that's great. But if on a new project you generally follow these you'll
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by martinky24 2y ago
Is there any backing to this that doesn’t originate from a very disgruntled former employee?
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by martinky24 2y ago
Are we sure this is an appropriate "ask HN" question?
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by martinky24 2y ago
Would love to get the money I wasted on this problem back. Who knows if that's on the table... Class action lawsuits can result in payouts though.
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by martinky24 2y ago
This is purely a marketing page with no actually interesting technical content really... Not sure it's a great fit for Hackernews.
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by martinky24 2y ago
This isn't true...?

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