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roguas
5y ago
I use it now and miss "record view". Where I have data in rows for a particular record.
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5y ago
I think a lot of people that come from clojure arrive at consensus that you can instrument some typechecking on edges. Define what is valid(input) data and move it through your program. Inside your program it rarely matters(from validity pe
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5y ago
It is more complicated obviously. However any side that initiated military force against another country should be condemned. This should be plain and simple. Every conflict has sides and perspectives. We should put a certain veil of "
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5y ago
Ashburn, its working fine. Extremely happy with their pricing. Their customer support can be a bit 'off'. Feels like "closing ticket" attitude. But hey, their pricing is 50% of competitors, so I can live with that.
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5y ago
The security guy metaphore is false to a degree. The security guy is the reason there are no robberies as he himself reduces the win lose ratios. Given no security guard win ratio for robbers is very high (no witness, just take stuff and go
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5y ago
I would disagree, but only a bit. >Businesses generally aren't looking for perfect code. Mostly you don't want that, but there are a few industries where its jackpot. For instance building some state control engine for rockets
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5y ago
This is amazing. I would use it. A lot of content creators would use it. Some would pay. Keep going, I guarantee its going somewhere. I was thinking of making desktop app like that for myself. This being html5 makes it even better.
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5y ago
Posts like that are ridiculus. If you make a claim, deliver some premise? I define this as... These are the fundamental properties of that... Otherwise its some rambling, to the tune of no true scottsman.
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5y ago
Same could be said about a concept of solo traders. If you are as successful as you claim why don't you run a fund? However, a lot of people do solo trading as its more of job/hobby where the only thing you risk is your capital. P
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5y ago
LGTM +1
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5y ago
Right now, I see there a 2 approaches. 1. crypto/blockchain - redo everything literally 2. federated services - such as mastodon, discord?... for the most part you have some identity within larger ecosystem, but you can easily run you
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5y ago
Nix popularity is still lower than Docker, even during dotcloud era(I think this was the og company). Boring means common, unnuanced, rather than older or first.
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5y ago
At this point BigTech actually treats you as resource. So your scheduled, queued, have expected durability/longetivity etc. Its easier for them if they can plan ahead. Startups on the other hand are typically in "now" mode, m
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5y ago
To add to the other side. I cannot imagine not having a capability to just gather my things and leave. All it takes is savings that can keep you running in modesty for 6 months. In my country, including health insurance, without mortgage&#x
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5y ago
That is the thing about FP in general. Data is the center. State is just data. Program is just data. Capture data, feed it locally - get results.
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5y ago
Daily standups should be performed in text on some dedicated channel. This allows me: to see your problem in more detail(or just skim), click a link to your PR and have a look at it, get interested and help us find best solution. During aud
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5y ago
Well people can short Tesla. I heard this under evaluation among solo traders. But Tesla is having a lot of money in crypto afaik. So it often may seem, their profit in cryptos increases their total val.
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5y ago
Kinda. Germany is not famous for high salaries in tech. This wouldnt apply for Switzerland, UK, Netherlands etc.
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5y ago
They already did. A lot of companies entered the game, but none of them can sell headsets with such heavy losses as facebook. None of them have successful all-in-one headset which after sometime facebook has learned is the headset type tha
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5y ago
I hate the commute, I love the cache clearing it provided. It can be easily replaced by a hike in the afternoon or a book session in the garden.
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5y ago
KV means key value. Essentially the suggestion is to organize your data as a big key value structure(hashmap-like). This term usually means data is not normalized/separated as in regular SQL. for instance, in SQL: User table, that has
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5y ago
How? afaik I can write my code on a piece of paper and run it through ocr - nobody would care... People cannot establish a common ide for a team, let alone establish a common obligatory vr headset.
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5y ago
this.. I have been doing that in products from hardware to ai models. It is effective and gives reasonable feedback. I even gave a baiting tech talk at one of the companies about how useless unit test really are. Useless is understating it,
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5y ago
Even if you do get rich. There is also not much more reason to care. Find joy, i know a lot of rich folks have not.
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5y ago
So we are doing a transformation from: It is dangerous to play in the street. To: Your favorite grown-ups can tell you where it is safe to play. It is important to try to listen to them, and listening is an important part of growing. In all
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5y ago
This is only due to the fact that there is a good chance an engineer on github is already working on your problems and you just wait to integrate his work. Companies that think engineers are expensive will continue to buy tons of hardware a
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5y ago
Define pollute? Provide you with free type hints for your linter/autocomplete while at the same time not taking anything away from your experience? This type of pollute? Pardon sarcastic tone, but why would typescript be considered a p
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5y ago
Not a java dev, but i did code in java here and there. What is super odd to me: 1. Java devs are always begging for some silly feature that almost every other pl has. 2. Why not write your own? There is a culture of sorry to use your words:
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5y ago
Before going typedclojure. There is also malli, there is also schema. People have this urge for types, but I would give it a shot and apply types/validation when you really need or miss important edgecase etc. Spec is good if you need
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5y ago
Language? I know a lot of people more fluent than a typical US dev. Besides that, how much language do you actually need, some basic vocabulary and grammar to communicate. Time zone? US has 2 continents + you typically need a maximum of 3 h
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