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by nhumrich 6y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines claims that no, the future is not in deep water.
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Ha, I actually thought the headline was really clever because "in deep water" is also an idiom for "in trouble", "doomed", etc. So I thought it was quite clever that the article means actual water, with a lot o
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by nhumrich 6y ago
What the article calls CQRS is just read replication (Its still very valid, and common), its just not called CQRS, CQRS is about actually different data representations on query and read, and is an orthogonal concept to read replicas. sourc
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by nhumrich 6y ago
Statistically, it does.
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by nhumrich 6y ago
I almost wonder if this has to do with the fact that you specialize in security. Because of the gray line a lot tech security specialist walk, its the de facto standard to run a background check and turn down an employee for even a sneeze o
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2 or three, _hourly_ jobs.
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technically, anyone can create a tld given enough money, technical expertise, and willingness to deal with icann
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kind of. You can search across all apps on roku, but there is no "dashboard" for all your current shows despite app.
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Correct, but they don't get to advertise to you.
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Any metric that becomes a measure, ceases to me a good metric. - Goodharts law
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Sorry to sound pedantic, Im just trying to make sure I understand correctly. A false positive would be domain doesn't exist but it has NS records, and a false negative would be does exist but doesn't have MX records. Is that right
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Whats to follow is completely anecdotal. I had a job at a decent/high salary in an expensive city. I moved and took a pay cut, to about an average salary in a much cheaper city. I feel significantly "richer" then before. I t
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this is already messed up though. Salary _does not equal the value you provide the company_. It represents the cost to extract the value. A quality senior engineer provides 3-7x the value of a junior, but only gets paid 30-40% more.
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> written in go Why does the implementation language matter for non-library tool? Is that its only selling point?
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I disagree. I think its actually correct to adjust based on location. Everyone is only looking at it from a "I am smart by living somewhere cheaper, dont doc my pay", but not seeing it the other way around as well. If you worked
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by nhumrich 6y ago
I disagree. I think its actually correct to adjust based on location. Everyone is only looking at it from a "I am smart by living somewhere cheaper, dont doc my pay", but not seeing it the other way around as well. If you worked
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I actually built something almost exactly like this internally. This is awesome. But, its a far cry to call this an ORM. Its just a safe query serializer. ORM takes an object and writes the query for you.
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"select developers" could be only amazon
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actually, it kind of does. Technically, watching TV is a waste of time as well. But watching the latest show, i.e. Game of thrones, office, etc. Is not considered a waste of time, society almost sees it as a requirement.
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Why does a government service provider need to file a patent?
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I would delete my own images to clear up room on dockerhub, but they dont have an api to remove images. the only way is to manually click the x in the UI. So, in a lot of ways, docker forced us to "abuse" their service and store
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i don't think pypy is a numba.jit "competitor". Most people I know who use it, use it for pure python things, typically web servers, and nothing to do with machine learning or data science.
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as long as the remote branch is deleted it does. Both github and gitlab can delete branch on merge
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why not just set `git config fetch.prune true`?
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The correlary is that McDonalds could offer free burgers for a year, they have enough money to handle the cost. They could do it just so that other business cant stay affloat. This doesn't mean that the market price of a McDonalds burg
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I wouldn't really call this an "exit". They already IPOd back in 2012, and then went private after that.
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it's a paid feature: not in community gitlab
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This can be a lot simpler. Just set "one_time_setup" to a single instance of the method, and all calls are waiting for the exact same run. If that doesnt work, then set it to an 'asyncio.event`, and run the one_time_setup &qu
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by nhumrich 6y ago
Keyboards should be truly split for two reasons: a) different people need the spacing between the sides to be different. Ideally, based on the length of your shoulders. b) some people, like me, like to put our pointing device (mouse) in-bet
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by nhumrich 6y ago
This is exactly how I do my interviews. I have them "whiteboard" (or use a real computer) to wrote a very simple function, then I change requirements when they are almost done to see what they do.

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