peheje

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by peheje 3y ago
Can you elaborate
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Have a look at StevenBridges at YouTube
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I empathize deeply with this perspective. The individuals I most cherish interacting with are those who entertain unconventional topics, indulging in initial exploration before forming judgments. With them, I can freely brainstorm and bounc
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Saving that quote.
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For my work, I usually catch general exceptions and handle their aftermath, like putting the error in an error queue to be manually fixed and replayed or showing an error page. While there are domains like power plants or car software where
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I think they are referring to the specific section below the notice.
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I appreciate the original comment by ikekkdcjkfke, and your elaboration, gpderetta. However, I perceive a distinction between compiler optimization and proposing a fundamentally different model for handling asynchronicity. It seems to me th
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the use of async and await is a design decision that requires knowledge of the program's logic and desired behavior. It's not just a matter of compiler optimization, and that's why the compiler can't automatically figure
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I believe there are still ongoing efforts in this. See for example the forward forward algorithm. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=8997844...
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What are some of the benefits of this approach compared to calling an interface of your services returning Task<T> if needed from you controller? Some of the benefits of this in my view is: - Clear view of how many dependencies a con
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How do you do this? Does the controller then not know what the receiver is or wants in any way? Surely the controller needs to put something on the channel in the correct format?
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What language are you using? I'm using C# at work, but dabble in F# in my free time. I try to find a F# alternative to the C# way, seems like the simplest alternative to dependency injection through containers are just function passing
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by peheje 3y ago
So was this, and this.
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Nothing wrong with pull based. Actually I feel like push connections are more often less reliable as they are lost and not reconnected.
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I find your writing style really pleasant and understandable! Much more so than the StackExchange answer. I really like the breakdown into steps, then what could happen steps and the follow ups. Where can I read more (from you?) in this sty
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Obligatory https://youtu.be/IlbAMdDry4A
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haven't you got this backwards? the further the distance the smaller movement an object would need to not be in the trajectory?
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To me, often the "dumb" solution is the modular one, because I can't design the entire solution at once, but I can parse this string into this format, and then I can find out whether this sequence is contained in the other, a
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by peheje 4y ago
What does assert(false) do in production?
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Is DeleteReservationActuallyDeletes a good test name?
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Same thought. We can only speculate but I'm guessing the compile time is much worse.
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Snipd is running in a lowered refresh rate when I start it on my Android.
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Want to be friends?
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You can put anything in body, doesn't have to be json format. Could be csv. Base64 or binary etc.
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api can receive files, what am i missing
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Sorry for off topic but I’m concerned in reading these discussions by the generalization of a Europe v. America. Countries in Europe are so different. I’m guessing the same can be said of the countries in the Americas, as well as states and
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by peheje 4y ago
I'm unsure about GDPR. Unsure it will produce net-positive in the world. It seems like "the right thing to do" Kant-style morality, but in the end will it really matter? The places that really go to lengths implementing GDPR-
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by peheje 4y ago
I haven't worked with a big FP codebase, but I actually thought about this when doing even small toy programs in FP. Sometimes I'm like... do they merge the multiple-sequential-maps that's possibly being done here? Does the c
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What languages? Did you performance profile before to see what was slow?

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