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by mejutoco 1y ago
> At some point Netflix really focused on this, then like google throwing away search, they lost it. I believe Netflix had a big catalog when people signing their rights thought it was not going to work. Once the model was proven everyon
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by mejutoco 1y ago
And yet even in this old forum, depending on what I write in the comment, I can be praised, shadowbanned or downvoted.
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by mejutoco 1y ago
This would be a decent application of crypto, like brave is for micro payments.
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by mejutoco 1y ago
To save a visit: they use turnstile, a captcha replacement. The checkbox with verify you are a human. I would call that a captcha, but it is debatable if a non-puzzle check is.
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by mejutoco 1y ago
I think Larry Wall mentioned something like this regarding perl. Things can only be intuitive after learning them. I do not think it is syntax you are complaining about either. Some constructs in Haskell reference a certain model (monads, l
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by mejutoco 1y ago
Not trying to deny your experience, but Rust also has match. https://doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/flow_control/match...
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by mejutoco 1y ago
Malla in Spanish is a wire mesh, like the one you see when people dive with sharks. Maybe it is a double layer of wire mesh? Did I solve it? :)
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by mejutoco 1y ago
Why would spinning containers remove the benefits? Presumably there is a terminal too interacting with the containers.
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by mejutoco 1y ago
I think the first versions of python were implemented in lisp. I believe this is why docstrings are the same in both.
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by mejutoco 1y ago
I think these kind of tasks where many people are asked to review but nobody owns it are the problem. One assumes others reviewed it and then they might review them superficially. You could give $100 per typo found and I bet that first page
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by mejutoco 1y ago
TypedDicts or data classes are both a good idea.
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by mejutoco 1y ago
If this were true, we would be writing only assembly in binary (without mnemonic opcodes).
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by mejutoco 1y ago
> Part of that is because, by definition, models cannot know what is not in a codebase and there is meaningful signal in that negative space I wonder if git history would be enough to cover this. It has alternatives tried and code that w
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by mejutoco 1y ago
Foldable (brompton for example) bikes, and owning a shitty bike are common solutions to this problem.
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by mejutoco 1y ago
> It is one word in German Is it in the dictionary?
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by mejutoco 1y ago
I believe some dashes would make that even more correct English. Normally whatever is acting as an adjective ie "donut-eating relative" but with such a long example it seems a bit trickier.
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by mejutoco 1y ago
The flash player leaked memory. The longer-running the app, the more noticeable it was. I believe this is why Adobe Air (flash player packaged as deliverable) failed. As for the speed of the flash player itself it was quite good.
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by mejutoco 1y ago
Deliveroo has not operated in Germany for a while. It might go like that in other countries. https://deliveroo.de/en/
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by mejutoco 1y ago
Leave your glasses on the chair in front of your desk. You will remember or crush them. P.S. unless you have a dog. Some love chewing on glasses
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by mejutoco 1y ago
On top of that, the freelancer might provide their own equipment. They might get paid days, or months, later too.
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by mejutoco 1y ago
> In some countries it’s very hard to fire people and it requires months of notice This is, of course, true. I want to add that a company in Europe can still tell you not to come back tomorrow. They would just have to pay for those month
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by mejutoco 2y ago
Funny enough, when netflix was shipping physical dvds they could have any ip they wanted.
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by mejutoco 2y ago
Any useful program has side-effects. IMHO the point is to isolate the part of the code that has the side-effects as much as possible, and keep the rest purely functionsl. That makes it easier to debug, test, and create good abstractions. Lo
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by mejutoco 2y ago
On the other side, pallets and standard shipping containers exist.
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by mejutoco 2y ago
Realizing that freedom is not absolute solves all the confusion you claim. Your freedom stops where somebody else's freedom starts. As long as you are not hurting anybody, do whatever you want.
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by mejutoco 2y ago
I wonder what you think of components. Back in the day it was heresy to mix css html and js. Everything was separated. Nowadays a component mixes them all. In a way, it is exactly the example opposite of what you mention.
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by mejutoco 2y ago
It is based on markdown files and you can link them by writing "[[my new note]]". It also supports tags etc, all text-based. What is the purpose of the "dragging notes" flow you mention? I am sure it can be done in the t
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by mejutoco 2y ago
Obsidian. All markdown files that you control. You can always sync it with Dropbox or any other if you choose to. Markdown files will be readable forever, and it is free.
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Gdansk (in the recent past) maybe?
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I think providing references after passing the interviews works very well too.

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