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by redditor98654 3y ago
What about Google Cloud IOT?
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by redditor98654 3y ago
No quite. Amazon (including AWS), Google, Netflix, Snowflake. From my own personal experience.
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by redditor98654 3y ago
The 126M QPS number was certainly parts of Amazon.com retail that powers Prime Day not all of DDB traffic. If we were to add up all of DDB's volume, it would be way higher. At least a magnitude if not more. Large parts of AWS itself us
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by redditor98654 3y ago
They way I see it is that execs have no idea how to measure productivity meaningfully but they believe as long as people are coming into the office more things will get done compared to employees working from home. They think, “oh if you ha
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Huh, I didn’t know this. I recently upgraded my workstation to 128G and after some trial and error had to bring down the memory speed from 6000 to 4800. Is it working just by accident? CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7950X Memory: GSkill Trident Z5 Neo 60
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by redditor98654 3y ago
I have read the explanation by various members of the OpenJDK team as to why that syntax was chosen and I still don't understand it. Even Brian's explanation, which otherwise gets right through to me even on more complex topics, d
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by redditor98654 3y ago
If you can run Testcontainers and docker, I don’t know why you would go though the painful mocking process. I am not going back to writing mocking for database access.
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by redditor98654 3y ago
That's nice. Netflix does the same and actually beyond what I would expected. You can bring your own laptop (or desktop) or expense one from the company and install an off the shelf distro of your choice and after going through a brows
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by redditor98654 3y ago
I am looking to move as well. What bank would you recommend for a checking account from the ones you have used?
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by redditor98654 3y ago
I still don't see where the iterator version would need to have all the values already exist but thanks for the links. To me it seems the benefit is conciseness of the implementation and its usage at the call site.
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Sorry for being thick. You said: The power of the generator is that, unlike an iterator, the collection of values doesn't "exist", it is created on the fly. What is a specific example where this is true?
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Even in the iterator implementation, the values are created on the fly, correct? What is an example, where a generator would be able to dynamically produce the values while an iterator would need all the source value to exist in some memory
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Ask HN: What problems do Generators solve in Java?
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Yeah, upper management and the finance department.
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by redditor98654 3y ago
I have done 300+ interviews in a 13 year career in FAANG companies and anytime I get a sense a candidate knows more than me, I get all excited and will work extra hard in the debriefs to get the person hired. If the spot is for my own team,
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Depends on the scale of the overall system. I have personally seen and attempted to mitigate degenerate cases where these retries overwhelmed the backend so much that the servers were falling behind in simply rejecting the requests. Infact
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by redditor98654 3y ago
I love the DynamoDB mapper model of the ORM. It only handles object serialization and deserialization but everything else you write code as if you are working with the native DynamoDB API. I want an RDBMS ORM that does only that - translate
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Thats not what the UI shows. You can click on the second button that says cancel now and it will cancel. The remind me later is the primary button but you can still cancel right away. Don’t have to wait until 48 hours before renewal.
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Christopher Nolan's Interstellar had a line of dialogue from Matt Damon's character that went something like: "As a species, we can care deeply, selflessly about those we know, but that empathy rarely extends beyond our line
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Sad to say but you should take a look at the justice system in India.
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Interesting. Which car it this?
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by redditor98654 4y ago
Yeah, for me even when the CPUs are at 10-20%, the fans seem to be at full speed.
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by redditor98654 4y ago
How is the fan noise in your device. Mine is just way too loud. Running Ubuntu 22.04 and the 12th gen Intel 1280p.
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by redditor98654 4y ago
I recently bought a top of the line Framework, 1280p i7 processor and 64GB RAM, 2TB Samsung 850x SSD. But these laptop fans are so loud. Even for non intensive tasks like navigating code in an otherwise idle IntelliJ. Or just watching a You
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by redditor98654 4y ago
If it is a new major version of the JDK, then no. Because no existing code would have a dependency on that new JDK major version so nothing gets rebuilt against the new JDK build in live and it will be committed. If it is a new commit of an
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by redditor98654 4y ago
Does this eventually "wear out" our monitors/displays because now they never turn off. I have expensive monitors and I work from home and keep my laptop always docked. Never turning off the displays makes me wonder if I am ru
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by redditor98654 4y ago
I come from a country that is very hot. This was back in 2000. I had decided to go into CS, because I knew CS classes and labs were held in mostly AC rooms giving respite from the heat. I could not be more naive but somehow so lucky that th
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by redditor98654 4y ago
Not sure about this Apple displays. But I have driven dual 4K displays off of my HP Elitebook 850 g7. I have actually gone back to 2K displays and I find those better for programming. I am currently running 3 2K displays (all of them massiv
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by redditor98654 4y ago
These athletes are beyond any of my abilities to even comprehend their level of skill by I always wonder if it is just recency bias or are these athletes truly the greatest of all time. Multiple 100+ year old sports seems to have coincided
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by redditor98654 4y ago
NASDAQ recently made the announcement to go all in on AWS, I think. I know this is not the same thing but may be something like that or a partnership of some sort is coming up?

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