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For the folks using kafka or kinesis or other products with streaming event architectures - do you have a replay capability? For example, I am using kinesis and I have a lambda that processes events and writes to a postgres database. so say
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potential?
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because the industry now at least sees the path ahead to full autonomy. if we didn't think it was possible or feasible before, now we see that we CAN in fact achieve this, even if it's a long road in front of us.
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less economic or safety incentive with those modes of transportation. there's much more to be gained by automating cars and trucks.
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and now we have https://prettier.io/docs/en/why-prettier.html we can automatically enforce and fix all these style rules
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I made this a standard for all my engineers years ago. anything I can do to automate consistency and "correctness" in coding style and let my team focus on doing the real work
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this is exactly what i was hoping to find in this thread's comments. thanks! how long you been working on this? obviously would love to see a lot more (or even just links to articles about various companies cultures if you can't g
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this is also a prominent technique I've used in the hundreds of interviews I've conducted.
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I'd rather my editor recognize a .json file and treat as such. I don't have a .lock convention
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Reminds me of the video/book from Daniel Pink on Drive https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6XAPnuFjJc
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/security has a broken link to /smart also, "The short answer is: we don't index anything on your computer that you don't explicitly ask us to" you should say that on /security that's a pretty importa
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My own format = https://xkcd.com/927/
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10y ago
> You've buried an awful lot in that sentence without justifying any of it.
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The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck: A Counterintuitive Approach to Living a Good Life https://www.amazon.com/Subtle-Art-Not-Giving-Counterintuitiv...
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10y ago
you've been demoted to Level 2.
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Kaplan Test Prep | Frontend Developer | New York City | Onsite | http://kaplan.com/work-with-us/our-culture/ Kaplan Test Prep is a market leader in test preparation, we serve college students and young professiona
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10y ago
Just to point out, this was back in July
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10y ago
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10y ago
nice idea. I would prefer if it reset to 0 on page load though. I used it for a few minutes and after a few pages the count was already in the hundreds, at which point I've lost my sense of whether the count was increasing for this cur
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10y ago
Dang, at first I thought it said The Crazy History of Naming Conventions. Somebody should write that article...
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suggestion - instead of scrollable divs, just make the page scroll like normal. can achieve the same UX without the wonkiness that comes with scrolly divs
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10y ago
> KatieConf is a parody.
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Unikernels and the benefits of OS modularity
(speakerdeck.com)
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tldr The company said it expects to lift the pause on hiring as soon as next week. “WeWork's growth and expansion continues to accelerate and we expect to add hundreds of employees between now and the end of the year,” a company spokes
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https://www.npmjs.com/package/rimraf
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this was the primary failure they're referring to https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2013/07/18/citing-disapp...
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and he said your front page implies otherwise. You don't understand that?
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I dont see how having the most organized/tagged notes is so much of a benefit to make somebody a top 1% performer.
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have you used a website before? have you built a car before? have you driven a car before?
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This is really cool. The key point is your last line > For the first time accessible technology for the blind can drive innovation for everyone else, rather than having to play catchup, and that’s pretty cool I wouldn't say for the
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