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by ramraj07 3y ago
You can learn the most generic course out there and still turn out clueless, you can also learn the most specific tool and come out and be able to generalize. As far as I can tell this depends entirely on the individuals ability to be resou
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by ramraj07 3y ago
How do we test for 100% branch coverage on python that covers list comprehensions?
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by ramraj07 3y ago
To run just Wikipedia it seems quite sufficient. It’s KTLO on multidecade old technology with no real upgrade or new feature added in as much time and no exponential scaling needs. They should be set for a decade if not More even if their e
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Google search is broken because the internet has evolved in the AdWords era. Every person with a heartbeat has realized the monetary potential of making money from page views and SEO, so there’s a race to the bottom to capture the top spot
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Wikipedia has assets north of 100MM last I read about it. They don’t need donations to run the core wiki media products for a real long time. Their appeal for donations is absolutely distasteful and misleading. All the money they get they u
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Our Indian Condo complex generator regularly takes more than 30 seconds to start up. Even the best case is likely at 10 seconds so only having such a small cushion sounds dangerous.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
One might consider to provide 1 point for self-awareness, but as the great philosopher of our time Bo Burnham said, “self awareness does not absolve anyone of anything.”
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by ramraj07 3y ago
You spelled out NIMBY without spelling out NIMBY. Too bad for the suburbanites I suppose.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
He’s 19 though? Pretty sure they wouldn’t have taken an actual kid. If you can join the army you can sure as hell go down in a sub to make daddy happy.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
A good fraction of bugs and exceptions I’ve seen in real python code bases is because the code itself didn’t handle the None edge cases at the exact moment they get created, and hence fail in a different place and let the debugging engineer
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I can authoritatively say that the business model sucks as well. They have to be tripping to think I’ll pay the amounts any of these subscriptions ask for. Pretty much every publication should ask for a third of what they do if they want to
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by ramraj07 3y ago
The fact that geeksforgeeks is more highly ranked than SO for any coding question I ask proves this to me. Do programmers in Google not use Google to search questions? Do they not have self respect seeing the bad quality product they’re thr
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I won’t totally advocate on ignoring what someone says, because of who they are, but I’m not going to waste precious time reading their thoughts when have the choice to read someone else’s.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
In my opinion it’s legitimate to question the discretion of anyone who put their entire weight behind cryptocrappency especially NFT.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
OP talks as if it’s a trivially easy cheap cop out to make audience cry and feel good about it enough to go home happy. Dude, if a movie makes me happy cry I don’t give a rats ass what trick they used. They succeeded.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Generally great post, but did he say Gmail was a Hotmail clone? Really? Did Cory get too old to remember things or is his anti corporate paranoia that bad? I still remember the gmail announcement: it was on April 1st and near everyone just
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I’ve been turned away twice in my life for not wearing shoes, and once for not wearing pants. So thats something?
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I spent a couple years in college station. The concept of a designated driver did not exist there. I doubt it does in any campus. The main places I’ve found myself around drunk people was in academic conferences and in work outings/hap
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by ramraj07 3y ago
It’s a good skill to cultivate to try and guess how your life will be after you make some permanent choices. I have always been thoughtful about those and have generally had a good track record guessing how my life changes after each (movin
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Ha ha slowly it came to that yes. I own one pair of Levi jeans (my waist fluctuates too much and my social calendar demands none of it so I just don’t keep more than one) which I rarely use (tropical country now). Only gym and running shoes
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Your story is similar to most of my friends’ stories. We all grew up without any alcohol around and the default behavior is to crave the thing you’re told not to have I suppose. Godspeed as long as you are it’s master and not the other way
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by ramraj07 3y ago
This is the only acceptable reason I can see for going to a pub, if this truly matters to you. I don’t mind meeting and knowing new people, but honestly just don’t see the net benefit. Going to a pub to not get drunk, they better have stell
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I’ll respectfully turn down the offer of drinking responsibly for any amount of time. The best medically grounded advice at this point is that the most responsible amount of alcohol to drink is zero. If you can. But then that goes to sugar
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I didn’t say I never went to a bar or pub. I still end up in one once a year or two. Every time it’s just wasted. My friends say less interesting things more slurred. You don’t realize how stupid you have to become to find drunk people conv
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Of course I know I’m missing out on a lot. We all do. You reach peace and wisdom by acknowledging that you’re not gonna experience EVERYTHING. The question is what matters more to you. I decided and am happy that I chose to forego midnight
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by ramraj07 3y ago
A solution is to stop revolving your life around alcohol. I was blessed with an upbringing in a family and culture that didn’t show alcohol and I suddenly found myself 25 years old without ever having drunk a sip except in rum-n-raisin ice
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by ramraj07 3y ago
You can’t be more wrong? Snowflake also stores in s3 or elsewhere, in fact it’s like the only common feature. Snowflake uses proprietary formats mostly though and only gives a sql interface. Think of it as Apple vs android.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I continue to use LastPass because I’m lazy and I never trusted any app fully in the first place. All my main account passwords are in my head alone.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I don’t see how double blind is impossible here. Perhaps another drug that also gives you a high, on a base that has never taken any recreational drugs, could be viable?
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When was the last time we thought someone saying that phrase was just insufferable though.

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