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by rsyring 2y ago
Why would they benefit? When duckdb/Polaris are being used correctly, all the work is happening in the native stack. It should already be very fast compared to the Python runtime. I recently moved a large ETL process that was mostly
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by rsyring 2y ago
"Facts and Fallacies of Software Engineering" cited research indicating it can be as high as 28x. To get that number, you have to take into consideration terrible devs who are negative multipliers. I.e. the scale is not 1x - 10x.
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I really wanted to be able to drag my vertical bar on the distribution to the right just a bit. :) When I could see the entire gradient, I actually thought green continued to the right a bit more than where my line was.
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I find it helpful to have other tools listed. I already know a decent amount about Dokku and clicked on these comments specifically to find out what other tools might be up and coming or otherwise mentioned in the space. I'm still wai
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Their point was, you can't compare to the low prices you get on bandwidth from a service like S3. I agree though, pricing seems high. I guess a CDN could be put in front of it.
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ER Doctor? Emergency Doctor?
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This is something you want to have an ongoing conversation about. With someone competent and experienced enough to ask the right questions. I can help you with that. Look me up and reach out if interested. Randy Syring, Chief Executive D
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From the OP: > Though, we do have a well-documented REST API ( https://docs.stack-auth.com/rest-api/auth ), so you can access Stack from any language.
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by rsyring 2y ago
Absolutely nothing about this advice is "foolproof" especially on an older home. :)
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Lots of things can be done online in Indiana. Plate renewal is one of them. Initial vehicle registration isn't if you didn't buy from a dealer and need a title. One you are logged into the BMV site, they now have realtime chat th
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by rsyring 2y ago
Well, since we're talking religion, here's another take: > Be angry and do not sin; do not let the sun go down on your anger, and give no opportunity to the devil (Ephesians 4:26). And some additional reading of interested: ht
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Variation: swap Django for Go for the "batteries included", especially admin interface. Maybe swap HTMX for Unpoly which is more polished IMO.
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It is a time commitment. We did have four separate exercises and they could be taken individually. So someone could do them a few evenings in a row or all in one day. Whatever worked best for them.
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For those wondering, we paid $50 an hour. It wasn't quite wage equivalent, but we felt it was reasonable to consider some of that "gap" as investment on the part of the applicant.
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Debatable. But it was never client work. Truth is, I'd much rather hire someone who is interested in working for us for 2-4 weeks as a contractor instead of the normal interview process. But that usually doesn't work for the can
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We used four basic exercises during the first remote interview. Simple things like, "there is a number on each line of this text file. Find the sum of them." This was an effective method to screen out applicants who didn't h
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by rsyring 3y ago
I'd suggest Flask or some of the smaller projects in the Pallets ecosystem: Flask, in particular, has a very small number of open issues (2) for a project that is pretty popular. Its also maintained by a competent team and has a lot o
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by rsyring 3y ago
Why not just run Postgres with it's files on a ramdisk? Update: this can apparently run in a browser/Node environment so can be created/updated/destroyed by the tests. I guess I'm too much of a backend dev to under
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by rsyring 3y ago
I've given up on trying to manage runtime dependencies with language specific tooling. Instead, I've moved to mise which handles the majority of them (Python, Node, Ruby, Terraform, etc.) the same way. It will also activate Pyth
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by rsyring 3y ago
> You cannot test yourself out of a mess. My dev shop has taken over two dumpster fire web app projects, both many years old, passing through many unskilled/inexperienced hands, atrocious architecture and implementation, and no test
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by rsyring 3y ago
> if we want a habitable planet And what do you expect from the billions of people in developing countries that aren't going to give a rat's tail about future habitability because they are mostly focused on current survival? I
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There is a muted countdown at the very bottom center.
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2006
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You likely gave consent in the mound of paperwork they had you sign when you applied and closed.
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Developers and QA teams should be doing different kinds of testing. Devs should be writing the majority of tests that can be automated. QA teams should be testing for things that can't be or are difficult to automate (e.g. UI/UX
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The article addresses your concerns regarding QA: > One of the myths is that testing is done by developers and hence QA teams will become redundant. In reality, QA teams will work more closely with development teams. Developers will be a
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by rsyring 3y ago
The article addresses your concerns regarding QA: > One of the myths is that testing is done by developers and hence QA teams will become redundant. In reality, QA teams will work more closely with development teams. Developers will be a
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Because many financial organizations in the US use it for authentication purposes. The risk is identity theft, essentially.
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Do you really consider your address private information?
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They have a concept called "Parents": > A “Parent” is a Netdata Agent, like the ones we install on all our systems, but is configured as a central node that receives, stores and processes metrics data from other Netdata “Child”

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