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   by molly0 4y ago

   I just skimmed through the case and liked how they defined Artificial intelligence “Artificial Intelligence’ is referred to herein as ‘AI’. AI is defined for the purposes of this Complaint as a computer program that algorithmically simulate
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   by molly0 4y ago

   I don’t agree with anything in this rant except for “Python is slow”.
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   by molly0 4y ago

   Gates is probably a great example. But you are right, only successful founders become famous enough.
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   by molly0 4y ago

   What are some examples of good coders that turned Managers successfully?
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   by molly0 4y ago

   I really enjoy your podcast. It’s the only podcast where I go back and listen to past episodes multiple times, they inspire me as a developer!
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   by molly0 4y ago

   I like Mastodon because it reminds me of an earlier and more interesting web. The same people I follow on Twitter I follow on Mastodon and I feel they are being more honest on Mastodon. This might not be true.
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   by molly0 4y ago

   Good point.
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   by molly0 4y ago

   This is a great comment!
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   by molly0 4y ago

   But to answer his rhetorical questions, “why is that”? Is it simply because it feels like a failure to not finish what you started, or something else?
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    by molly0 4y ago

    Thanks!
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    by molly0 4y ago

    Thank you for this answer, it’s great to get tips like this when starting with a new language.
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    by molly0 4y ago

    For someone (me) that started to get into Go 4 days ago. What is the difference between a framework like this and Gin?
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    by molly0 4y ago

    Anyone read this pdf/book https://sql-performance-explained.com and would recommend?
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    by molly0 4y ago

    We haven’t had issues with exposing unwanted fields (yet?). autogenerating API documentation and versioning major updates address the concerns you listed for us.
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    by molly0 4y ago

    In my case. We have an internal REST like api. It mostly is just a wrapper around our python ORM but returns JSON. If I update an object model It’s because I want to expose new fields. Else I actively have to tell it not to. It feels like a
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    by molly0 4y ago

    I really liked the structure of this blog post. But It misses the positive aspects of using dictionaries. Like when you are the owner of the api you consume and just want the JSON to flow through your “application tier”
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    Researcher claims Trump and Greta uses similar rhetoric(liu.se)

    2 points by molly0 5y ago|0 comments
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    by molly0 5y ago

    I like this interview with Brian from the corecursive podcast. He explains how it was like for him working at Bells Labs https://corecursive.com/brian-kernighan-unix-bell-labs1/
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    by molly0 5y ago

    I remember reading Envisioning Information by Edward Tufte. It had some interesting insights into how humans categorize different things by colors and how that can be used when building info graphs.
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    by molly0 6y ago

    https://youtu.be/Y8RigxxiilI Here is a very well produced YouTube documentary about the subject, with some really good theories at the end.
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    by molly0 8y ago

    We had this problem that developers didn't ask for help. So we decided that if someone was stuck for more than 1h thinking about a solution to some problem it was against best practice not to ask for help. Enforcing this policy didn&#x
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    by molly0 8y ago

    ”Switching from consumption to production started to break the thick barrier of habit I had formed in the past.” What works for me is consusly switching from general consumption of social media into consumption of content targetet towards c
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    by molly0 8y ago

    If not remote, what my colleagues interests are, so I know that they won't talk too much about sports.
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    by molly0 9y ago

    get completed () Is "get" som es6 thing?
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    by molly0 9y ago

    create-react-app (with redux) is what really made me leve up in JavaScript. It forces you to think in a modern way, about JS. And it's really Easy to get started.
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    Kasparov talks calculated odds, AI, and cybersecurity (Q&A)(the-parallax.com)

    2 points by molly0 9y ago|0 comments
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    by molly0 9y ago

    Haha, and Richard hating on spaces seems strange for a python developer.
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    by molly0 10y ago

    I was experienceing really poor SEO results for my previous ghost site (self hosted on digital ocean). Never understood why...
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    by molly0 10y ago

    Great to see Mozilla supporting Django. But isn't the official Django tutorial cover all of this, Why not just link to it?
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    We built a simple iOS app with react native(gooddigitalmorning.com)

    3 points by molly0 10y ago|0 comments