shroompasta

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by shroompasta 5y ago
True. I have personally gone off the deep end and started writing 200, 400, and 500 for all my status codes instead of the specific 2xx, 4xx, 5xx ones. If details of an error response need to be mentioned, it will be in the error response b
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by shroompasta 5y ago
>Obviously your experience doesn't agree with mine, and I clearly can't say why. All I can say is that vim simply "clicked" for me when I first learnt it. I have coached enough coworkers that I can say the same thing
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by shroompasta 5y ago
> the two editors are pretty equivalent in how much time you have to spend on super-powering them. One of the most disagreeable things I have ever disagreed with. If you remove your bias, you'd find it within yourself that you would
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by shroompasta 5y ago
Why this and not celery? And why Postgres and not rabbitmq or redis?
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by shroompasta 5y ago
that's an interesting perspective - one that I'll take to heart, for sure.
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by shroompasta 5y ago
This will be a contested opinion, but I believe full anonymity allows people to become the worst version of themselves. I've used Tor for a very brief period once in my life, and that was to purchase adderall off of either Silk Road or
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by shroompasta 5y ago
Even if that is the case, I don't understand why you think getting onboarded to the next big thing is a hurdle. Do you have to learn Vscode? no. Do you have to learn vim? immensely so. Moving onto the next big thing (although i'm
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by shroompasta 5y ago
Vim, to me, has been unproductive. I spent about 4 months on it daily unable to get up to speed how I was originally. This may just speak to my own inabilities of muscle memory, and granted, If I used Vim a little younger, I think the outco
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by shroompasta 5y ago
Your whole line of comments is equivalent to "No offense, but.." -> proceeds to offend. Especially with your "buttons and doodads" comment. I wasn't even trying to get personal, but If you're going to hit, b
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by shroompasta 5y ago
While I agree in some cases, tech companies aren't marketing to those with that specific taste pallete
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by shroompasta 5y ago
> Web devs typically don’t have strong instincts for mobile apps, they require more mentorship & onboarding time. I don't agree entirely. I do understand that there are differences in concerns regarding web and mobile, but the s
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by shroompasta 5y ago
This comes off incredibly naive of FE engineering. Buttons and Doodads? sigh. A significant factor as to why Apple has succeeded the past 2 decades is due to the design of their products - from the sleek aluminum bodies of their hardware to
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by shroompasta 5y ago
I disagree with this perspective. From a startup pov, going with native apps will require multiple teams (Usually just Android + iOS, but occasionally Windows as well) React Native will only require one team, or just one engineer depending
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by shroompasta 5y ago
Their architecture didn't provide any clear boundaries to be sufficient for microservices, however that isn't the case for many medium to larger sized projects. (By the way, just because there's still quite a bit of coupling
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by shroompasta 5y ago
Instagram was also initially built in monolithic Django
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by shroompasta 5y ago
Choosing a language is a significant factor towards the performance of your services. A service built in go can req/resp up to 30x faster than one built in python. https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=da
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by shroompasta 5y ago
the case in point was obviously Japan which fell from the third largest economy to the sixth largest in the past two decades. Japan wants to be like China and the US, not like Qatar or Switzerland. GDP is not GDP/Capita I believe you h
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by shroompasta 5y ago
to be fair, microsoft should've been included in the first place. they've been teetering top 3 market cap for a while now.
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by shroompasta 5y ago
Yeah, that was my bad. Went by a bit too quickly. looks good.
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by shroompasta 5y ago
Ah, I must've missed something in the first lookaround. looks good.
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by shroompasta 5y ago
looks promising. At first sight it seems like you still have to write a "schema" for the SQLModel based on your SQLALchemy model - so basically, two sources of truth. If you edit your SQLAlchemy model, you'll also have to edi
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by shroompasta 5y ago
Looks great. I'm hesitant, however, since marshmallow-sqlalchemy provides full integration with your SQLAlchemy models, but pydantic-sqlalchemy only is for generating Pydantic models based on SQLAlchemy models, and it seems as if it&#x
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by shroompasta 5y ago
obviously not killing people. I'm just demoralized that low birth rates are stigmatized as they are correlated with lower GDP, when low birth rates are somewhat of a godsend in times like these. Then nations with low birth rates scramb
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by shroompasta 5y ago
Why is depopulation not even a consideration as a solution for climate change? Surely there are ethical ways to implement it. Or do the world's largest and wealthiest nations only care for their hold on economic power?
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by shroompasta 5y ago
the reason why FAANG/M companies do ds/algo interviews is because they get an ocean of applicants and it's necessary for these questions to be the immediate filter. Most startups I have applied to previously rarely asked ds&#
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by shroompasta 5y ago
I may be wrong, but I'm assuming one of the cardinal factors in the location came down to the cheapest labor they could find. Competing with labor, in terms of willingness to work for a low wage, against Asia is next to impossible for
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by shroompasta 5y ago
I'm having trouble understanding the purpose of these edge services. Granted, I've only handled small - medium sized infrastructures, and never really experienced the issues at scale, but if I were to get to that point, wouldn&#x2
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by shroompasta 5y ago
Even if that is the case, this is more laudable than other "frivolous" hobbies that rich kids can get into. I'd take this over a young socialite with a functional drug issue any day of the week. If you're rich and you ma