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roguas
4y ago
All this products require energy resources to produce. Energy resource prices are volatile thus everybody has to add safe margins. Not really a lot more to say - world is not fine, there is a war in northern parts which is rare. There are a
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4y ago
Further frontend is a lot about developing intuitions and mindset of user. The underlying thing doesn't change, you have components, events, pages/routes. All you need is a bit of html+css.
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4y ago
No, if you live in multiapartment complex. At least in my country there are laws that forbid you as others have to provide extra heating.
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4y ago
I would love it. But: postgres, +backups, +replica managment. Basically a managed database for postgres in a container.
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4y ago
Its bad because kubernetes has a learning curve + typically you'll need someone to deal with it constantly. If your app is simple, you don't need that - simple docker-compose should suffice.
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4y ago
Designing a PL is a hard complicated process, very slim portion of professional programmers are able to deliver some novelty here. I think any judgement should be treated as merely a feedback on the usefulness of this language. The effort a
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4y ago
Here is my recent hack. I recently done it. It was a take away task and it was rated as excellent, they asked some questions etc. I have asked them to try and suggest what can be done better (I had a couple of ideas, I intentionally left to
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4y ago
I like your platform. I was making a special service for recruitment at intel. Your task was to talk to its api, but this api would return inconsistent results, sometimes fail etc. Now this was for me a typical day, dealing with some intran
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4y ago
No links. However as clojure dev, typically you build your programs as this one big folding operation. You can stray away from this to a degree (much more than in say Haskell) but in the end most programs are just one call to reduce functio
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4y ago
The problem with bash utils is that they require further context. Where I can write any problem i have to google in one box rather than via 7 bash utils.
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4y ago
Your analysis is incomplete at this point. We do not know what will be the outcome of war. How long will sanctions and general isolation of Russia hold and what that might result in. Perhaps it will(as it seems now, also) be seen as catastr
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4y ago
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4y ago
Yes - was thinking about exact same thing some time ago.
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4y ago
> So, no terraform for a setup we only create once; in 20 minutes. While this may be right. If you do not have a way to "bootstrap" from scratch in a small enough unit of time (minute, hour, day -> whatever you find as accep
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4y ago
Listen, if you are so good at your job you stand in front of 2 choices. Downgrade time spent and enjoy personal life more or upgrade your title/team/company. If you are working salaried job and not earning 3x as your peer, yet you
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4y ago
> worry that by not being challenged I will become complacent. Find something more challenging? Plenty of people find themselves at this place and start doing something more "ambitous" whatever that might be. Start a framework
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4y ago
Congrats, love the design - doesn't feel like typical flat/material/lowestdenominator style that is absurdly popular. Feels like the old web we all miss.
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4y ago
I am almost sure there is such market. If you visit Russia somehow, you are likely to exchange currency with citizen at beneficial rates. Chances are its very similar to pre iron curtain fall - people made fortunes in Poland on such exchang
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4y ago
The economy is doing so well, that even men started to care about other things in life.
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4y ago
I think people look ahead. They see how the app evolves (from A to B) and then claim "X not good". Where as they do not judge the flexibility of X as a tool to move from A to B. Typically they look at B and make claims from that p
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4y ago
The algorithm. It can offer you a very decent local maximum. So you keep riding the wave of decent local maximum. If you stray from this path you might find a better value but you also may find (more often than not) no progress at all. For
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4y ago
The clojure which started the article your reply to seems very like the thing to check.
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4y ago
Well, they took somehwat adobe route minus piracy. Pre davinci situation means: FCPX or Adobe Premiere. How do you get your product in? Easy, release product for free so small time creators, experimenters get familiar. Those people go to wo
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4y ago
I suppose we speak not of chan?
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4y ago
I think you are right emotionally speaking. A lot of people, author of blogpost included, started with clojure so now they might consider most lisps clojur'y(enough). However, the broader lisp community writes code very differently fro
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4y ago
I am not heavy user of stock applications, have seen a few. 1. Its neatly designed. Very clear. 2. I love the social/internet media stuff - I think its importance is especially relevant(and often completely ignored by competition) when
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4y ago
Easy. You can have vim bindings in both, while still retaining modern tooling integrated within.
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5y ago
If you use gmail you can attach + to your mail address. https://gmail.googleblog.com/2008/03/2-hidden-ways-to-get-mo... This ignores the rest, you can program, cancel, block your emails based on that pattern. Work
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5y ago
As was said prior. It used to be so. It is not anymore, Google is now cold messaging people on Linkedin, they were not doing that. I do not think you look for best of the best people this way.
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5y ago
Disagree. The game is not set in stone, you can kick the table. Now, honesty is tricky, you can aim at being honest but not trying to be mean. You can aim at being honest but not disclosing everything. Many angles possible before going for
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