streblo

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Advent of code 2021 under 1 second(geekingfrog.com)
3 points by streblo 5y ago|0 comments
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by streblo 5y ago
> I have found that there is absolutely no bottom to the depths that people will sink, if they can make money. I'm confused why you don't think this same reasoning doesn't apply to politicians and bureaucrats who would be
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by streblo 5y ago
"governments need to step in" was a pretty big leap to begin with
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by streblo 5y ago
I'd care if I were an investor in such a company.
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by streblo 5y ago
In the legal sense, competition doesn’t qualify as an innocent party.
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by streblo 5y ago
https://bikeshed.org/
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by streblo 5y ago
At this point those are anecdotes, not data
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by streblo 5y ago
In this case it's good for the individual without being detrimental to society.
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by streblo 5y ago
Why not invest inside of your tax-advantaged accounts as well?
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by streblo 5y ago
> The purpose of tax advantaged retirement accounts is to reduce the number of destitute people in retirement. It achieves this goal by providing a tax incentive on regular investment for people who would not otherwise invest. The purpos
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by streblo 5y ago
Nothing. You still pay taxes on withdrawals from a traditional IRA.
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by streblo 5y ago
What's wrong with winning? Why not let people keep winning?
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by streblo 5y ago
> Is that really necessary? Yes, I'd like extensions, history, cookies, etc to be tied to the account and have them be isolated. I can't do that now.
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by streblo 5y ago
Here's what I desperately want from Firefox, which I currently have from Chrome: isolated browser profiles tied to an account. I have two browser windows open at all times, one for my personal stuff and one for my work stuff. I want to
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by streblo 5y ago
The tone of the original comment suggests that Iceland is in some dire situation with respect to covid, that the vaccine's effectiveness is questionable, and that the vaccine specifically hasn't prevented deaths. This couldn'
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by streblo 5y ago
> We have a very high vaccination rate here in Iceland but that did not stop hospitalisations, or deaths Let's fact check this. Here's Reuters COVID data from Iceland: https://graphics.reuters.com/world-coronavi
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by streblo 5y ago
Optionals would have been a way to solve this problem
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by streblo 5y ago
Source? Genuinely curious to read more about this.
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Every company is a shit show(jaredhecht.com)
2 points by streblo 5y ago|0 comments
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by streblo 5y ago
Let me know when you figure out who is ethical and who is not
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Dbt Labs (formerly Fishtown Analytics) raises $150m Series C(blog.getdbt.com)
18 points by streblo 5y ago|0 comments
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by streblo 5y ago
Or, in this case, not locked
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by streblo 5y ago
> Not every city in America is terrible. Fine, but MANY are. In the past 5 years I've lived in two of America's biggest cities and only had one ISP to choose from. > I also don't want the government tracking my internet
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by streblo 5y ago
> Developers should be required to submit _clean_ PRs, that is, PR's whose git history has been organized and refactored in such a way that it removed "clean up commits", "typo fix", etc. The only way I've e
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by streblo 5y ago
Auth is both simple and hard to get right. It's virtually the same everywhere. One group of people getting it right is better than every company trying to figure it out for themselves. It's exactly the right thing to farm out to a
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by streblo 6y ago
I worked for Twitter up until 2017 and when I was there it was much higher than 20-30%, definitely >50%. It's very possibly changed since then, but at least at that point in time Twitter was running Mesos on many thousands of machin
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by streblo 6y ago
> it's bad to keep adding all features to all languages I understand the reasoning behind this take - a lot of modern languages have wound up somewhat bloated, with features that are either non-orthogonal to other features and break
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by streblo 6y ago
I'll echo this reasoning as one for choosing GCP. Many of the offerings are fantastic on their own - BigQuery, Pub/Sub, Dataflow, Firestore, Cloud SQL, GKE - they're all (IMO) great products that my teams have used to work wo
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by streblo 6y ago
For what it's worth, it doesn't involve really hard work, and it costs nothing. Google pays the reseller, the cost to the 'resellee' is $0.
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by streblo 6y ago
I've used GCP to great success (with some speedbumps) at 3 companies I've worked for (small and large) over the last 5-6 years. I have a lot of learnings from the experiences to pass on, and one of the key ones is this: work with

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