optician_owl

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by optician_owl 9mo ago
Oh. This is a pretty stereotypical character among data scientists. This character thinks software development is all about generating text, and because they know how to generate text, they're automatically considered an expert. But th
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by optician_owl 10mo ago
That's funny. - Let's create a new Kafka in rust. Yeah! - Let's create a Kafka client that's ready to use. Blah.
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by optician_owl 1y ago
It's an awkward article. To answer why a query is slow you need a bit more details than just the query. Also, I reread about timeouts and didn't get it, what was the database, whether it was a database issue, how it was related to
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by optician_owl 1y ago
It's a terrible post. What it suggests is to turn your head off and follow overly generalised principle. I guess when somebody invent yet another acronym it is a red flag. Data has its own life cycles in every area it passes through. A
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by optician_owl 2y ago
> all the "complication" and "bloat", but then just end up with homegrown unmaintainable crap that does half of what the frameworks offer for significantly more effort. I don't see how you deduct the conclusion o
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by optician_owl 2y ago
> Spring Boot gives you a set of dependencies that all work together. But spring boot deps is infamous meme. > Then you don't have to spend time messing around with things like OAuth and authentication Yeah. The funny thing is re
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by optician_owl 2y ago
I would. Not because it's something pleasant. There is a huge difference between no value and default value. I had plenty cases where I needed to distinguish them because absent value is a violation of a contract. Defaults are not a so
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by optician_owl 2y ago
The worst thing - default values as a solution for absent values. What can go wrong with implicit value assignments?!
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by optician_owl 2y ago
Capture One.
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by optician_owl 3y ago
One off the main problem is a parallax. Especially if there are moving objects in the background and foreground. For example, tree branches or leaves.
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by optician_owl 3y ago
https://softwarefoundations.cis.upenn.edu
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by optician_owl 4y ago
As far as I understand the backslash is a mark of a variable. The problem that it looks like the escape symbol and this is really confusing. What about another symbol? #,%,|,<... Of course, $ is ideal because it's already everywhere
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by optician_owl 4y ago
I would argue that jdbc API is far more dangerous than string interpolation :) But I wholeheartedly support the idea of JEP. Scala got several good UX benefits based on the string interpolation (sql and logging).
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by optician_owl 4y ago
One of the best application I've seen is structured and contextual logging [1]. Combined with implicits, this allows you to require a right renderer or/and automatically get a current state of an execution context. 1. https:&#x2F
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by optician_owl 5y ago
Does not allow to use a struct field. That's strange.
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by optician_owl 5y ago
The most obvious Nikon problem is the absence of cine lenses (I skip ergonomic because it is a common 'photo camera for video' problem). Of course, you can use photo lenses, but it's so much pain. More flaws and more time. -
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by optician_owl 6y ago
Lightroom has some critical problems limiting professional use. * Forced lens profiles. (And more. There are reports of double application of profiles) * Color and light correction also changes untouched parameters (it's ok but there i
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Monorepo or Multirepo? Role-Based Repositories(blog.7mind.io)
141 points by optician_owl 7y ago|115 comments
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Monorepo or Multirepo? Role-Based Repositories(blog.7mind.io)
1 points by optician_owl 7y ago|0 comments
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by optician_owl 7y ago
Looks like ears are unchanged but it's a strong identifier.
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by optician_owl 7y ago
https://github.com/Odomontois/Tincat Not exactly you asked for but the only one I know.
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by optician_owl 8y ago
> so you never really have expensive context switches It can be possible only if there are no more "physical" threads than cores. And anyway a switching between async routines on the same "physical" thread requires a
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by optician_owl 8y ago
It's secure if so was written in description.