supahfly_remix

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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
More generally, does this mean we can open a socket like a file? For example, in Python, can we do: with open('/dev/tcp/127.0.0.1/8000') as f: d = f.read() ...
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
Jeff Bezos, who worked at DE Shaw prior to starting Amazon.
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
Great, thanks for the reply.
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
Since the article is from 2001, is this still true today?
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
I clarified my question. Not looking to replace COBOL, but tooling that helps you write it but in a higher-level language. The other reply from skylanh answered my question.
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
Rather than needing to program directly in COBOL, are there any compromise solutions for this, like a code analyzer/generator that allows a programmer to code in a higher-level language but outputs COBOL?
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
I see. Thanks for replying.
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
How does one get this data? I skimmed the article but didn't see how I could make a request.
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
> It feels like the only way to change a career is 1) get a job doing exactly what you were doing before (e.g. React dev), 2) at that job, do something tangential for a while (e.g. UX design) and then 3) with that experience, go and find
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
What countries do you suggest?
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
I would be interested in seeing your spreadsheet if you're willing to share it.
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
ninkendo has written some wisdom here.
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
Yup, that's a validation issue, as NASA would term it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verification_and_validation
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
If the design is the code, then what is a bug? There is a separate model, whether written down or not, of what the code must do. That is the deaign.
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
Those are awesome pictures and thank you for sharing. That must have been a blast!
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
Continuing to use obsolete terms like MISO is double-plus-ungood.
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
Thank you for the reference. I will look for it.
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
The reports showed ethnicity of the protestors. Is this inferred from ad preferences? Or, is there a database that keeps this?
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
That's good to know, thank ou. Maybe it's my starter culture. I had been using yogurt from Dannon or a Skyrr.
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
How critical is the rate of cooling? Do you have to use an ice bath or can you use air cooling to cool it down? I make my own yogurt using an instant pot for both the boil and incubate but cool using the air. Sometimes the consistency is
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
For vCPUs on the same physical multicore CPU, packets are sent by shared memory constructs which is very fast. It's effectively sending a pointer to the memory. I have seen transfers like this up to 80 Gbps, much faster than the phys
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
That's a nice one.
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
Good suggestion. Do you have any publicly accessible links? Previously, I looked at Texas grid which publishes data hourly( http://www.ercot.com/gridinfo/load/load_hist/ ), but I didn't really understand
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Ask HN: Favorite Real-Time Economic Indicators?
1 points by supahfly_remix 6y ago|4 comments
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by supahfly_remix 6y ago
I'm not sure what qualifies as wealthy, but most houses in the SF Bay Area bought in the past few years are probably financed with jumbo mortgages. E.g, 20% down on a $1MM house leaves $800k to be financed, which is greater than the $
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by supahfly_remix 7y ago
How do they check its integrity? By physically walking around? Or electronically by passing a current through it?
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by supahfly_remix 7y ago
"Judging the book by its own cover"? I understand what this phase means, but don't see how it applies. > It’s easy for me to dissociate from the inferiority of my job because I’ve never been particularly proud of my custo
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by supahfly_remix 7y ago
My question is what does this book offer that others don't? What's your answer?
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by supahfly_remix 7y ago
It was comedy, and I took it as such. The writers did a good job of poking fun at Silicon Valley while making relatable characters. I can't speak to its accuracy, since I haven't worked in Silicon Valley for a long time. What di
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by supahfly_remix 7y ago
Are the people who actually teach the classes (professors who teach and TAs) getting raises matching the tuition raises in your school? Or, is all of the money diverted to administration?

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