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by pbalau 4y ago
Pydantic will do that for Python.
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by pbalau 4y ago
This doesn't include the costs for everything else needed, electricity, the other hardware etc etc. Plus, if you want 18tb, you actually need 3 drives: 2 for live use, one as a spare. If any of the live drives dies, you plop in the spa
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by pbalau 4y ago
Not related, but some many years ago, i designed my own Arduino boards, had the PCBs made in China, soldered all the parts myself. One evening, my cat was pissed with me and he peed in the box. Total loss. A few days ago i had to put him do
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by pbalau 4y ago
I feel mischievous python -m venv node_modules
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by pbalau 4y ago
That can work, but it means you simply outsourced the problem to AWS. It's not a bad idea per se, but it means your service needs to talk, in some way, http. You could use the service mesh thing from AWS, along with cognito jwts, for a
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by pbalau 4y ago
My then manager, that become a director after he grew the team large enough, was writing code after 12 hours of meetings.
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by pbalau 4y ago
In Romania the term is protected too. That didn't stop me from having a career as a software engineer, just my title was not that. And the company lost the tax discount for employing a "real" swe. Guess my contribution was wo
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by pbalau 4y ago
LTT had a stream building a computer using this case too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Il556YxkdhA&t=1400s&ab_chann...
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by pbalau 4y ago
Regardless of how successful an AI can get at figuring out what the human operator wants, in the end, all it will manage to do is figure out what the human wants or give similar options to what the human asked for. My experience in working
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by pbalau 4y ago
> Well, management should be punished for miscalculating business needs and failing to create a culture of work ethic, leading to a situation where people need to be let go. So, management should be punished for giving 12k people jobs in
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by pbalau 4y ago
This is what vscode is doing with the remote-xxx family of plugins.
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by pbalau 4y ago
I moved part time to Norwich and i miss London. Norwich is not a hole in the ground, but is not London.
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by pbalau 4y ago
Hackney carriages still exist. And a great deal of them made the move to electric. That's just another name for car for hire or taxi. That was a til for me too, i though that means the shape of the vehicle.
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by pbalau 4y ago
You are phrasing this as most of these people were simply lucky to be there, when the reality is that most of these people are the reason why Amazon is the top dog in online retail...
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by pbalau 4y ago
I think is time to get a different class of this kind of devices. In the software world we have packages/libraries for pretty much everything. In the hardware world, in the hobby prototyping part, we have these "monstrosities&quot
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by pbalau 4y ago
pre-prod is staging.
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by pbalau 4y ago
During my first year at uni, we used to play a lot of counterstrike, back when it was still only a mod. Me and my roommates discovered that if you lower the resolution to 320x200, the heads are really big. Desert eagle headshots all day lon
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by pbalau 4y ago
Ciorbe? I think there are quite a few of them that have no meat component.
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by pbalau 4y ago
Because in the American society, food == burgers. If you don't want to eat meat, you need to replace the meat bit from a burger. In many other cuisines, there are naturally non meat dishes, just look at the Indian cuisine. Heck, even m
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by pbalau 4y ago
You don't update the account.ballance, you insert a new transaction for that account with the amount required. At eod, you calculate and update the correct balance.
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by pbalau 4y ago
I'm using it as my scratch buffer. I can't be bothered to click No to not save all the bazillion tabs I have opened, so the thing is always started. Can't feel it.
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by pbalau 4y ago
There are two concepts here: running the docker daemon inside your host container AND running only the docker client inside the host container. I never bothered with the first. For the second is enough to mount the docker socket from the HO
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by pbalau 4y ago
> I think letting people do this is awesome. I think standardizing on it would be a huge mistake. There is a hidden issue with not standardizing. Most people either don't care about local vs container (matching prod) development OR
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by pbalau 4y ago
I'm 40 already (this year) and I might be a recovering alcoholic. After I moved to UK, about 8 years ago, I was drinking every evening. I settled on 3-4 pints a night. No lasting relationships, just work and some more work. Later I dis
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by pbalau 4y ago
The reverse survivorship bias. No happy human user will praise SAP, since most of the time they might not even be aware they are using it. All they know is click this, type that, click this other thing and job done. My parents won't ev
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by pbalau 4y ago
Did you consider for a bit why they "need" that? Maybe the browser will stop the js running in that tab from sending the ping and their backend might lose track of you wanting to chat with them.
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by pbalau 4y ago
It's quite new, I'm still waiting for some free time to ruin it.
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by pbalau 4y ago
Which is true if you pass -p. The current directory is merely the default.
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by pbalau 4y ago
Facebook uses quite a bit other providers DCs, for their POPs. They fully own the DCs where they run the core services.
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by pbalau 4y ago
And the "get lucky" transforms in "build a network"

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