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3y ago
Protobufs are also undecodable without the schema. You can't even properly log unknown tags, because the wire format is ambiguous and doesn't encode data type (just size)
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3y ago
Awful parents breed awful kids.
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3y ago
I mean a schema registry solves this problem, and you just put the schema in to the registry before the software is released. A simpler option is to just publish the schema in to the queue periodically. Say every 30 seconds, and then receiv
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3y ago
Having the schema for a data format I'm decoding has never been a problem in my line of work, and i've dealt with dozens of data formats. Evolution, versioning and deprecating fields on the other hand is always a pain in the butt.
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3y ago
Avro solves this problem completely, and more elegantly with its schema resolution mechanism. Exchanging schemas at the beginning of a connection handshake is hardly burdensome
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3y ago
Who uses banking sites on their mobile? Every financial i use (half a dozen) have an app
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3y ago
Happened to me on a VPS also
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3y ago
The default option is high performance and less verbose.
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3y ago
The House of Lords can't block legislation though, they can only amend it and send it back, and only a limited number of times...and the amendments they propose are only advisory and can be ignored.
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3y ago
When you are in a system design hole it's best to keep digging -- every company I ever worked for.
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3y ago
Thank you. It's nice to read a comment by someone who gets it.
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3y ago
Not for existing property already owned. These landlords are sat on huge capital gains and are deciding whether their pitiful yield is worth it in the face of zero prospect of capital gains
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3y ago
It's complete rubbish. It only makes sense if you're retiring today and buying an annuity product. The overall negative effect of people deferring pension contributions (401K equivalent to US readers) due to the higher cost of liv
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3y ago
The pain is more to do with debt to income ratio than absolute debt In general poorer people tend to have more trouble servicing debt
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3y ago
I don't know what interest rates have to do with the distribution of wealth (between you and someone else), since they only effect the pricing of future cash flows today between you and your future self. With higher rates the average h
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3y ago
Is the US dollar also a "security"? - It's created from nothing by the US Government in order to create a pool of "investors" who will fund the business of running the country. - They regularly "buy back"
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3y ago
Humble brag
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3y ago
The EU didn't this effectively by just regulating them. It's a failure of US regulation only that VISA and MasterCard etc charge what they do
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3y ago
Doesn't matter if you have a seeding ratio set of >=1
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3y ago
What about the stress you have to put on yourself to make a living?
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3y ago
I can't help feeling that the work experience of the average American software developer is vastly different to that of a British one. Except for when working at a small software company (half a dozen employees, 2 Devs), which happened
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3y ago
Compiling C++ at -O0 can often be slower in my experience than compiling at -O3
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3y ago
Sockets are allowed in bathrooms if they're up to code.
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3y ago
Boost is like 95% header only anyway, and Spirit X3 does more stuff at compile time than Spirit v2
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3y ago
It's not the 'government' paying this particular interest payment is it. It's the Bank of England. If you want to talk about money the _government_ is actually paying then you need to look at the portfolio of gilts (gove
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3y ago
Friedman literally described Inflation as a government imposed stealth tax.
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3y ago
Yup. See plenty of people here in the UK gleeful at the prospect of falling house prices onset by higher interest rates. Overall housing affordability for the average person who needs a mortgage is still worse now because house prices have
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3y ago
Errrr...rain? Runoff?
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3y ago
Hmm, tell that to the millions of people living in the UK in terraced/town houses where the only charging option is to drag a cable over the public footpath to the road side.... if they manage to get a parking space directly outside t
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3y ago
Because all that matters is profit right, not moving people to EVs
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