nhumrich

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by nhumrich 3y ago
Sometimes you can't quantify actual avoided things. For example you can't prove that a regulation stove actually prevented what could have been a kitchen fire.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
To play devils advocate, what we don't know from the story is how effective the playform was. 48 hours after release he was fired, possibly because it was terrible.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
I will tell you exactly why we template yaml. Its the exact same reason every code base has ugly parts. And that's the evolution of complexity. At first, you have a yaml file. No templates, no variables. Just a good old standard yaml.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
I have found "micro" to be a really good "modeless" alternative to vim
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Yes. Thats how competition works. The entire internet is built on this concept. Some languages even use githubs infrastructure free of charge. Npm was the way in its early days. Go still is this way. Also, there are already so many produ
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Lack of competition has actually been shown to reduce innovation, not increase it. No one is asking them to do feature dev or even support for other platforms. They are asking them not to _shut out_ other platforms if others want to do the
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Source? None of the emails shown said anything about buying additional space.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
> apple's unique level of control allows it to produce a superior product with more consistency Another way to read this: Apple has a superior product because they perform anti-competitive practices and don't allow other compan
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Yes, but you still compete against global.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
They should just add a config option that says, "i use ai" which filters you off of leaderboards so you can still compete on your own personal boards without worrying about the global one
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Can confirm. I wrote an OS library once for a thing. It started getting popular, then suddenly a large, well known project shipped an alternative solution (competitor?). It was the best thing ever to happen to my project. I got what I wante
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Agree, but init_subclass is new to python 3. It almost feels like OPs advice is based on old python and not modern python.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
I find it interesting that you use reduce so often. Most python functions that handle two inputs handle it generically by handling a list of inputs, so passing in a full list exploded as args is sufficient and reduce isn't needed. Al
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Yes, if you use quorum queues
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Every car already has a way to track its own mileage without requiring GPS
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by nhumrich 3y ago
I fly on a cell phone without a SIM card. Basically, if you haven't logged-in in the last 30 days, your flights are limited quite a lot. You can only fly so far (100ft?), and so high. I just make sure to log in and get all firmware&#x
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by nhumrich 3y ago
The official rabbitmq controller for kubernetes is a breeze. Scales wonderfully without almost any effort.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Rabbitmq is FOSS, has lots of language bindings. It has persistence, durability, and doesn't require a separate orchestrator.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
What about a union that spans companies something akin to the directors guild of america, whom almost all Hollywood creatives are apart of? I think it's purpose is very similar to how software engineers work on practice.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Its called the abstract. And its the first section of every official paper. Right at the end of the abstract: > Overall, results showed that breathwork may be effective for improving stress and mental health. However, we urge caution and
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Even RDS can't do in place upgrades.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
> There are many more mgr/director positions Not only this, but management levels is pretty well recognized across the industry. The titles themselves might not be the same, but where you fit in is. High level engineering positions
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by nhumrich 3y ago
20% of our time is wasted, but we are 2-3x more effective overall because of computers. Sounds like a reasonable tradeoff
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by nhumrich 3y ago
I am surprised by the quality of this launch, and yet there isn't any call to action. No "buy now", no "preorder", not even a "subscribe to know when available"
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by nhumrich 3y ago
It has one crucial feature though: It's not Samsung (doesn't have bloatware)
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by nhumrich 3y ago
It may not be small compared to all phones, but it is the smallest phone you can buy compared to any flagship android phones in the last 3-4 years
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by nhumrich 3y ago
I feel validated. I wrote about this very problem before and came up with something similar https://dev.to/nhumrich/why-i-dont-like-uuids-5d9n
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Depends on how dynamic your table names are
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by nhumrich 3y ago
You can do it in typescript/es6 using tagged template literals. I have done it before and it was awesome. Seriously wish more languages supported custom variable interpolation for it.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Maybe the downvotea are due to the low quality of the post due to lots of typos

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