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by mkl95 3y ago
Focus
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by mkl95 3y ago
The power of abstraction!
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by mkl95 3y ago
1. Build your own database There you go!
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by mkl95 3y ago
Not sure if I would call it "standard", but it's a widespread practice among project-based books.
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by mkl95 3y ago
How long is the ebook version?
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by mkl95 3y ago
If you don't plan on staying in academia forever, tenure vs no tenure shouldn't really matter.
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by mkl95 4y ago
Sounds like sticky sessions
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by mkl95 4y ago
Roughly, Germany has two options at the moment. Those options are doubling down on nuclear power and stabilize their economy, or relying on other forms of energy as some kind of existential gamble. No matter what they choose, it will have a
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by mkl95 4y ago
I have a hunch that if AGI ever emerges, it won't be described as "an autonomous and self-improving agent"
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by mkl95 4y ago
They reportedly burnt millions to go back online when major cloud companies shut them down.
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by mkl95 4y ago
Because (non technical) investors thought it cannot be that bad . And it was that bad. Parler have made very stupid decisions during their history, such as acquiring some obscure cloud shop.
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Terraform Provider · Supabase · Discussion #5166(github.com)
1 points by mkl95 4y ago|0 comments
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by mkl95 4y ago
Supabase are killing it. I wish they had a Terraform provider.
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by mkl95 4y ago
> many Pentagon officials are also given binders of printed intelligence daily, said two senior US officials If they are leaking information every day, they have bigger things to worry about than some guy leaking some documents on Discor
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by mkl95 4y ago
Asking someone to implement a "profanity detector" would be a great interview question. If the interviewee jumps to implementing some substring-based algorithm, it's a red flag.
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by mkl95 4y ago
Every engineer who has worked at some SaaS has experienced some form of this (and it's no silver lining). This particular comment does not look legit though.
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by mkl95 4y ago
I'm getting a lot of recruiter spam lately, but a lot of it is low effort and AI driven. A local unicorn reached out recently on LinkedIn with what looked like an organic message, so I gave them a chance. The interviewer was stand-offi
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by mkl95 4y ago
Building a web browser is a difficult, but attainable task. On the other hand, getting the UX right is a gargantuan task that even big tech struggle with.
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by mkl95 4y ago
It took me almost 11 years to replace my i7 2600k and I only replaced it because I no longer use a desktop computer. Some M1 users will keep their chip for 10+ years.
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by mkl95 4y ago
I don't dislike Vercel specifically, but I dislike opaque businesses that masquerade as open source champions. Also, I wish fewer devs were OK with "advanced frontend stuff" being such a leaky abstraction.
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by mkl95 4y ago
> PL/Rust is a loadable procedural language that enables writing PostgreSQL functions in the Rust programming language Use to write PostgreSQL functions in Rust. Also > The top advantages of PL/Rust include writing natively-
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by mkl95 4y ago
I see this all the time in distributed systems. More often than not some oh-so-simple guy will "lead", leading to a system full of potholes due to concurrency shortcomings etc.
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by mkl95 4y ago
I wonder how many bn the EU economy would save every year if Big Four companies were banned everywhere.
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by mkl95 4y ago
Will there be a PDF / epub option?
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by mkl95 4y ago
I read the mark-and-sweep GC parts to gain some deeper understanding about Go's garbage collector. Probably the best resource for that kind of stuff other than reading actual code.
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Compromising Twitter’s OAuth security system (2010)(arstechnica.com)
1 points by mkl95 4y ago|0 comments
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by mkl95 4y ago
> For most of us that are consumers of technologies and frameworks, treating the framework as an extension of an application stack, as the blog has outlined, is a terrible idea My team currently does something similar albeit with a small
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by mkl95 4y ago
The language is called WGSL. It's not ad-hoc (I mean, all DSLs are to some extent?) and it has a pretty easy learning curve if you know GLSL. I don't get what the fuzz is about.
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by mkl95 4y ago
> why does a company with many billions in the bank need to lay off anyone At big tech, efficiency matters more than people. It has always been the case, but it's more exacerbated lately. Google know they will probably never take Ap
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by mkl95 4y ago
It reminds me of some Python threading monstrosity a guy wrote at my first job. He said something like "this is my own take at async".

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