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by neeleshs 2y ago
And nobody has stopped paying tips either. It is very socially awkward not to pay it. But i won't agree that in principle not paying is stiffing the staff. It is stupid, the industry has arm twisted customers to make it socially mandat
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Neither is stiffing the customers to the tune of 15-20 percent.
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Isn't that shifting responsibility to the customer?
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Isn't that shifting responsibility to the customer? That is a very odd take
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Interesting. I spend nearly zero time with my maven setup and almost all the time is in coding. I am genuinely curious to know where that 30% time goes? Is it waiting for builds?
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by neeleshs 2y ago
"Unlike batch tables, streams are infinite. You can't "just wait" for all the rows to arrive before performing a join." I view batch tables as simply a given state of some set of streams at a point in time. Running
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by neeleshs 2y ago
There is also testcontainers. Supports multiple languages. Uses containers though. https://testcontainers-python.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by neeleshs 2y ago
The author touches upon why typeddicts with total=False are more ergonomic than Pydantic for the examples they have.
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Looks like this PEP has been withdrawn now
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Bringing component-based design to Django templates(django-cotton.com)
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Thank you.
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Learned so much about sand in 20 minutes! He mentions nebula.tv at the end. Does anyone have feedback on the content over there?
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Congratulations! I bought it and looking forward to the completed book. The first chapter is pretty nice. Record types, switch statements and other new features will hopefully push Java programmers to think in terms of types more often.
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by neeleshs 2y ago
In my 25+ years of experience, any code you write today, however beautiful you think you wrote it, will get stale in a few years and has to be changed/enhanced to adapt to the new reality. With experience, you learn to find balance be
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Thank you everyone (all sibling posts) ! Very useful information
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Can you please elaborate what's wrong with Pandas? Im looking to use either Polars or Pandas in a project and looking for insights.
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by neeleshs 2y ago
We did something similar -na although in a somewhat different context. Translating a complex JSON representing an execution graph to a simpler graphviz dot format first and then feeding it to an LLM. We had decent success.
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Fast case insensitive search with SIMD(bold-edit.com)
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Bringing development in house also means managing the operational aspects of it. And QA as well. You mentioned low code tools. Can you push that tool more, and potentially add an integration platform for EDI? I would try that first, before
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Indeed, I've seen that latter behavior in large companies back in the days. A security department that refuses approvals to upgrade operating systems because it's too risky, a full-blown ops team that doesn't know how to do
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by neeleshs 2y ago
That's fair. It's a red flag in general if VP/CTO doesn't have the basics of security in place anyway. My experience in my peer group is that they are all fairly knowledgeable about security, if not experts. Most startup
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by neeleshs 2y ago
As a startup CTO, I agree you need networking And cybersecurity. I am not sure if you need fulltime people specializing in this though. I used to work for large companies with big on-prem footprint. Networking and security in that world is
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by neeleshs 2y ago
same here. Been using python/pip for 10+ years and this was never a problem. In the java world, there is jar hell, but it was never a crippling issue, but a minor annoyance once a year or so. In general, is dependency management such a
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Even with old GPT, if the summary is decent, it works reasonably well with even no RAG. We are a data management platform and allow users to build data pipelines around a data model. This is basically a DAG. We autogenerate documentation fo
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by neeleshs 2y ago
I am not very knowledgeable about freedom of speech laws in the US, but is it limited to individuals, or is it very broad, including organizations, coalitions and partnerships of multiple people as well?
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by neeleshs 2y ago
We probably have not discovered the unified theory of numbers yet, and these are all patches to the current system
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by neeleshs 2y ago
It's still my go-to tool for mockups. I find it to be the most powerful tool to convey product behavior to stakeholders
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Cool concept. In my experience, the biggest headache/expense is data migration, and not software migration. As long as the stack is vendor neutral, it's not the long-poll, though it is gruntwork. In the SaaS world, maybe this will
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Yes, I know :)
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Thank you!

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