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by phibz 6y ago
Considering the article title references sacred geometry and so does the Lateralus lyrics, I thought it was apropos, if a bit silly. Guess some of you disagreed.
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by phibz 6y ago
Don't wait for someone to label you a leader. Learn and understand the behaviors of effective leaders and implement them in your own work and relationships. So many people operate within the expectations, or what they precieve as the l
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by phibz 6y ago
...I imagine. Drawn beyond the lines of reason, push the envelope watch it bend
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by phibz 6y ago
Algebraic types are great. They let you encode portions of your logic in to the type system in a way that is readable and understandable.
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by phibz 6y ago
Can you do this purely with pressure?. Lift the car off all 4 tires then add a known pressure to all tires, just enough to seal the beads. Then lower the car and measure the pressures again. I'm sure you could get to the ratio of weigh
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by phibz 6y ago
Wow very cool stuff. I'm wondering if these ideas could be integrated into the rust type system.
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by phibz 6y ago
You won't find the tools or processes for this in a downloadable form on a web site. The things you'll need for this sort of job are things like: * Clearly explaining highly technical facts and concepts in an easy to understand ma
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by phibz 6y ago
One thing I've learned about startups is that things are always in flux. I would expect your responsibilities to move and shift with time and with different clients. The position sounds like it will lean heavily on communication and so
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by phibz 6y ago
Listen to your team and be their advocate.
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by phibz 6y ago
The difference is if you stand up in an office I can probably hear you and have some awareness of being looked at. However with this you can see my face without me knowing you're looking. I've been on and managed remote teams. The
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by phibz 6y ago
Babe's in North Texas, several locations near Dallas, has got to be the best fried chicken I've ever had. Easily.
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by phibz 7y ago
Interviews aren't just about talent and ability. Some fairly abstract concepts are important too. How the individual fits within the team is vital. You might have one of the smartest people on the planet but if they can't effectiv
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by phibz 7y ago
Ha "straight from the horse's mouth." I'd love to help out if I can.
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by phibz 7y ago
I see Jon G referenced in the readme. Is this work based on his livestream series where he ported Java's concurrent Hashmap to Rust? I love his youtube streams. He's extremely patient and thoughtfully thinks through problems in a
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by phibz 7y ago
For me the value of typed functional programming has been it's ability to encode business logic in to the type system and thus validate some of my logic at compile time.
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by phibz 7y ago
Maybe it was just me but this felt a bit overly pedantic. Understanding the internals of wasm bindgen is important for understanding how rust handles strings in WASM, but I was expecting a higher level discussion of how strings are passed t
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by phibz 7y ago
Clearly someone thought it was unfair enough to take Apple to court over it. Workers rights has always been a struggle but this sort of behavior has been trending up over the last 20 years. From the "permatemp" jobs to the new no
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by phibz 7y ago
I felt like the article was thoughtfully balanced in its analysis of the issue.
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by phibz 7y ago
I tried changing a to a reference and doing: fn foo<'a>(a: &'a f64) -> impl Fn(f64) -> f64 + 'a { .... but it doesn't work
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by phibz 7y ago
In your rust example could you give "a" a lifetime that is the same as the lifetime of the impl Fn that foo() returns? That way "a" lives as long as the impl Fn.
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by phibz 7y ago
Same. I've never heard of that place either. I grew up in Searcy and Fayetteville and went to Heber many, many summers. It's very pretty and worth the trip. Picking just one place in Arkansas is too hard. I went on a lovely backpa
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by phibz 7y ago
I believe you can get a license from HP for non-commercial use for free. https://www.openvmshobbyist.com/faq.php
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by phibz 7y ago
Ah the follies of ignoring and not having social capital
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by phibz 7y ago
Assuming that's a Texas NTTA toll, don't pay that online. Call the number on the notice. If you're polite they'll usually waive the fees provided you pay the toll in full. The website has been terrible since the mid 2000
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Securely Using Snowflake Within an Azure Function(medium.com)
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by phibz 7y ago
Sounds like the guy was over medicated, but eating grapefruit daily. As far as I understand it, grapefruit binds to the drugs, reducing the level of available drug in your blood. So when he stopped eating grapefruit his levels spiked. Its u
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by phibz 7y ago
$4k a week is top, top market rate where I come from, US Chicago, especially for 1 FTE. As an independent contractor your client relationships are paramount to getting and retaining work. You should be aware what your client is feeling and
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by phibz 8y ago
I first learned to program with HyperCard and HyperTalk. I owe my professional career partly to it. It will always have a happy spot in my heart.
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by phibz 8y ago
Most (all?) modern processors have instructions and flags specifically for querying and reacting to integer overflow/carry. This seems like a situation where dropping to assembly to perform the addition and testing the flag makes sense
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by phibz 8y ago
A clear description of what happens when you fail to recognize the unspoken social rules of the group. Ive done this before and paid dearly for it. The team doesnt like being told they're incompetent, lazy, exaggerating, or cutting cor

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