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by pqwEfkvjs 2y ago
> Where possible avoid simply using id as the primary identifier for the table. I've found the opposite true in my limited experience, at least when doing any sort of ORM, then having id implicitly as the primary key makes life so m
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by pqwEfkvjs 2y ago
So the waterfall model is the best after all?
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by pqwEfkvjs 3y ago
How do you deal with people who don't pay back in time or ever? What's your favourite tool for dealing with such situations?
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by pqwEfkvjs 3y ago
Tiktok is a platform for kids and teenagers (right?), but teens don't have money. So how's their business model even supposed to work?
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by pqwEfkvjs 3y ago
hot bloodedness ~= num dependencies
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by pqwEfkvjs 3y ago
Tesla owners are probably so rich they can just buy another when the car breaks down. Or why would anyone buy a Tesla in the first place if they were not angry at money.
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by pqwEfkvjs 3y ago
What's the false positive rate i.e the percentage of legit user getting stuck in the loop?
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by pqwEfkvjs 4y ago
IMO Stadia was born dead because of the lag built into its design. Most googlers I talked to when it was announced did not think about it at all, it was all about how cool the stack behind it was, but from a gamer's perspective I was j
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by pqwEfkvjs 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I just spent last 10 hours reading it, but I need to stop to get some sleep now.
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by pqwEfkvjs 4y ago
EU has already solved this problem 10+ years ago using electronic ID cards. You can transfer money, sign contracts etc with these. You have your private key on chip + PINs for 2nd factor auth. Why not build a block-chain on that tech?
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by pqwEfkvjs 4y ago
Don't think, just execute
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by pqwEfkvjs 4y ago
> No plan survives contact with the enemy. I've also heard a variation like "It is certain that the plan will fail, however, without the plan everything fails."
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by pqwEfkvjs 5y ago
It is somewhat easy to cheat through these N+1 interviews by grinding tons of practice problems before. At least that was my strategy. Sure I can implement DFS or a linked list, but I am a pretty suboptimal developer, especially when workin
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by pqwEfkvjs 5y ago
How does that justify Russian actions right now?
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by pqwEfkvjs 5y ago
Oh my god, get a grip man.
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by pqwEfkvjs 5y ago
No, it didn't.
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by pqwEfkvjs 5y ago
https://censor.net/ru/news/3318827/rossiyiskie_okkupanty_sda... It is in Russian, but Google translate does more-or-less ok job translating it.
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by pqwEfkvjs 9y ago
Just use Firefox with Adblock/Ublock/Noscript. Even better, turn off Javascript and you'll never see an ad again. Unfortunately, there are too many devs who build their sites that completely get crippled if you by default don
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by pqwEfkvjs 9y ago
Well, now it is a good time to buy.
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by pqwEfkvjs 9y ago
Found the answer myself from the release docs: > The Language.pipe method allows spaCy to batch documents, which brings a significant performance advantage in v2.0. The new neural networks introduce some overhead per batch, so if you&#x2
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by pqwEfkvjs 9y ago
Kudos to Matthew, Ines and others making this possible. I haven't checked it out myself yet, so I wanted to ask that are the performance issues fixed that were haunting the 2.0 alpha version?
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by pqwEfkvjs 9y ago
and Bitcoin
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by pqwEfkvjs 9y ago
I think it advocates wrong attitude towards software development and I think most points made in the article are just plain wrong and stupid. I guess the main reason for my condescending sentiment is due that the author gives 0 examples of
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by pqwEfkvjs 9y ago
Doing TDD is a habit and if a developer does not find unit tests useful or practical, then I don't think they are going to write tests that are more complicated than unit tests. Btw, what type of software do you write and how do you kn
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by pqwEfkvjs 9y ago
Yes, but devs who don't write unit tests are probably not going to write integration or acceptance tests either. Maybe except of a one guy who I talked to a while ago. He does not write unit tests, because static type checking in C++ t
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by pqwEfkvjs 9y ago
"Unit tests are pointless" -- this is often said by developers who suffer Dunning-Kruger syndrome. Except the devs who are actually working on something more exotic that cannot be tested well automatically.
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by pqwEfkvjs 9y ago
I zuum in, which is faster
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by pqwEfkvjs 9y ago
It is far more easier to create problems for whatever you are trying to solve.
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by pqwEfkvjs 9y ago
Pretty weird, I have been operating a number of fake accounts for spamming, trolling and information retrieval purposes for years and never got a single account blocked. I've only got challenges to identify people in pictures if too ma