nikita2206

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by nikita2206 3y ago
How can you dogfood a product if the product itself isn’t ready for production use yet but its idea changes the fundamentals of how you work and hence develop. It would be similar to criticizing the first ever bridge builders that they don’
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by nikita2206 3y ago
Can’t you quantify the risks and add them to the inputs of those models then? Same with code quality you mentioned, you’re effectively saying that the ‘feel’ or intuition about the code quality and on when to act to do something about that
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by nikita2206 3y ago
IMO for these rare occasions it should be okay to unmerge PRs. Or what could also be done is you only deploy cherry-picked releases, granted that you have a way of tracking commits in the upstream such that no commit ever gets lost.
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by nikita2206 3y ago
This is great! You’re going to get a lot of ‘I want weekly’, ‘I want categories’, ‘I want settings for this and that’ here, obviously up to you to decide if it’s a good fit but I’d assume that a simple feed without much settings is good eno
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by nikita2206 4y ago
But that’s also a general Linux DEs issue. That windows take focus on hover, this has caused so many unintentional hotkey captures by other apps or as you say scroll capture
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by nikita2206 4y ago
Didn’t you just bring down her website?
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by nikita2206 4y ago
Do I understand this correctly that jaywalking is legalized, and not decriminalized? Sounds like it wasn’t a criminal offense to begin with.
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by nikita2206 4y ago
Because of the size, weight and mechanical dials people might prefer Fuji over FF Sony cameras.
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by nikita2206 4y ago
I wish that we stopped saying things like ‘eating this and that is beneficial’ or ‘good for your health’. You know, consuming calories is immensely beneficial and good for your body if you haven’t had a meal for a day. Doesn’t really matter
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by nikita2206 4y ago
Given the hard coded amounts used in the CSS presented in this article (eg 11, 13), they must be using some layout framework that translates their language into proper grid positions so that must be why the grid is used in such a way.
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by nikita2206 4y ago
It still doesn’t do zero downtime upgrades though, does it?
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by nikita2206 4y ago
> I want pretty printers (like in GDB) I can rewrite on the fly. This hits very close! Will have a look at this for sure, thanks.
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by nikita2206 4y ago
While others are replying with ‘this or that already does this’, I totally feel you. All the log viewers I’ve worked with (latest ones being DataSet and Kibana) have some holes in their UX. When that compounds with badly configured log pipe
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by nikita2206 4y ago
As other person said it’s a survivor bias as well. From 100 years ago most of the houses that you see are either stone/brick houses, or timber-framed houses (thick post and beam, not what people in the UK call timber framing today). Th
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by nikita2206 4y ago
In my experience I like living with stone walls a lot more than in a cardboard. It’s true though that doing any changes to the stone wall is a lot harder than with drywall, but it kind of proves the point that current construction technique
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by nikita2206 4y ago
Those who were already working with companies from abroad have largely left. I’m wondering about those who were working with Russian orgs their entire lives, those people are a lot less mobile, they can’t speak other languages very well and
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by nikita2206 4y ago
Could it be due to competition from China?
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by nikita2206 4y ago
I think this war shows how useful they are in urban combat, not a place where ballistic missile speeds and range are relevant. Small warhead would be a feature in close combat.
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by nikita2206 4y ago
It’s probably just that a gradient between black and white in linear RGB results in a gradient with a midpoint that doesn’t look like _the middle between black and white_ to the human eye. I far as I understand that’s what sRGB fixes, perha
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by nikita2206 5y ago
It doesn’t. Given that it periodically dumps the WAL to an S3 bucket for actual storage this sounds like async replication. Async replication is prone to lose last bits (last by time) of data when the node goes down. They’re probably more o
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by nikita2206 5y ago
Sounds like you’re either already a Zerotier user or would be happy to discover their product.
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by nikita2206 5y ago
I think it’s because it’s a network level session which isn’t very useful for the app level. Those connections are still ephemeral enough that you wouldn’t be able to treat their IDs as application’s session ID, you’d simply get randomly in
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by nikita2206 5y ago
Mirrorless cameras are using both contrast and phase detection these days
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by nikita2206 5y ago
I find this is much more often emphasized by developer interviewers.
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by nikita2206 5y ago
I didn’t read the article fully but the parts of those two papers that are public and available to me (see Extended data Fig.4 comment at the bottom of the first paper), those do not talk about turning off a gene that encodes MTDH. The pape
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by nikita2206 5y ago
The thing is that cyclomatic complexity for example (most popular complexity measure that linters use), it doesn’t make sense. Most of the time high cyclomatic complexity of a method is indicative of high business logic complexity… which is
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by nikita2206 5y ago
It’s just not enough when it’s a multi-service backend that you want to run on your local machine, plus IDE, a browser, and a few well known electron/react native apps that play music and let you chat with your colleagues.
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by nikita2206 5y ago
Interesting, I definitely missed some of that, didn’t know about replacement of doubly linked list with arData array for maintaining insertion order. It does still use chaining though, just not with the classical pointers and instead with i
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by nikita2206 5y ago
Last time I checked, that was around PHP 7.0, it was using chaining for its hash table implementation. One notable thing was that its hash table was also using a more optimal array impl (no hashing) if you were only using numerical consecut
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by nikita2206 5y ago
I think they utilized ZFS’ snapshotting feature which is most likely better than any DB’s backup implementation.

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