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811.
by tayo42 1y ago
> where k8s is basically the only etcd customer left. Is that true. No one is really using it? I think one thing k8s would need is some obvious answer for stateful systems(at scale, not mysql at a startup). I think there are some ways to
812.
by tayo42 1y ago
Is that the approach that waymo uses?
813.
by tayo42 1y ago
Those were way simpler projects in the beginning when that happened. Like do you think a new browser would catch up today chrome now?
814.
by tayo42 1y ago
oh thats cool. thanks for sharing!
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by tayo42 1y ago
OK yeah I see, that's natural to do with like rust enums Java doesn't support this though I thought?
816.
by tayo42 1y ago
What do you mean by tagged union? And how does it make the visitor pattern not needed?
817.
by tayo42 1y ago
Find a new job The effects of bad managers take way to long for any accountability to take place. There's to much lag between cause and effect with managers and there isn't direct impact except towards their employees.
818.
by tayo42 1y ago
We're not even allowed to say master branch or blacklist in corporations anymore lol
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by tayo42 1y ago
If you want to think about it as art as just a thing that's made Canvas or paper will be a few dollars to maybe 10 Paints maybe another 10 per painting by the end. Then maybe a professionals time for like 100/hr. Idk if you can ev
820.
by tayo42 1y ago
2k I think could get you two paintings by some of the most famous current water color artists(going off memory)
821.
by tayo42 1y ago
Have companies actually said this section 174 thing has caused layoffs? All I have seen is speculation but nothing concrete that really puts blame on this. Section 174 being a trump thing, i would think if it was the cause of economic issue
822.
by tayo42 1y ago
Is it realistic to find a perfect fit job right now?
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by tayo42 1y ago
I remeber reading about him writing songs and the effort he put into it, I think pet sounds, and then realizing the Beatles were releasing music at the same time. I felt a little bad because it seems like he was just in the shadow of the Be
824.
by tayo42 1y ago
They don't want their communities raided, for multiple reasons, like being a victim of misidentification. They're proud of their heritage, and its the reason why they are being targeted.
825.
by tayo42 1y ago
Oh I guess, I try to go towards overestimating calories taken in and underestimate my calories spent. It does work for me, but being vigilant about it is tedious so I'm open to hearing if people have better ways.
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by tayo42 1y ago
Looking at the job market recently for software engineers, there isn't alot of high paying remote jobs right now. A lot of companies have "hybrid" requirements.
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by tayo42 1y ago
This is my experience too. Not even 2 weeks, it was like a really tedious 3 or 4 days then I pretty much knew what to take out.
828.
by tayo42 1y ago
> seems to be against the concept of calorie counting as a whole too What are peoples criticisms of calorie counting? Its the only thing that keeps my weight from creeping up. There are way to many calorie dense foods that can easily sne
829.
by tayo42 1y ago
That's pretty much why I never bother with the underscore prefix convention when using python. If someone wants to use it they'll do it anyway.
830.
by tayo42 1y ago
I'm pretty sure most people aren't doing "software engineering" when they program. There's the whole world of WordPress and dream Weaver like programing out there too where the consequences of messing up aren't
831.
by tayo42 1y ago
How was the US getting to the iss before SpaceX. Seems to concerning to have all of the capabilities tied up with one irrational guy and his toy company
832.
by tayo42 1y ago
The difficult work is easier to grind through when you know there's a pay off. I think alot of people aren't passing calculus and doing hard work, not because they're dumb but there's no clear pay off, it's hard to
833.
by tayo42 1y ago
Ignoring the contract for low pay part How else are you supposed to hire people better then yourself?
834.
by tayo42 1y ago
I don't think in real code you generally want to return "err" directly, but add some kind of context to made debugging easier. Its the same problem Rusts `?` has. How do you do that with this suggestion?
835.
by tayo42 1y ago
You need to implement from for every type of error then? That seems pretty tedious also.
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by tayo42 1y ago
Why can't there be a middle ground? Why does it need to be either a completely useless fad or some terrible tool for evil that destabilizes the world? Its likely we'll just use it to write unit tests, allow natural language to be
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by tayo42 1y ago
> I think DIY is growing, it’s a great way to save money and it’s only becoming easier with YouTube to help you through most any job. Tangent on DIY... I keep trying and keep needing to call in a professional eventually when I get out of
838.
by tayo42 1y ago
This is what I'm wondering. How do you get the typical person to fall for a scam to open a crypto account, buy it, go through kyc, etc
839.
by tayo42 1y ago
You don't think it could be becasue life is just hard and someone is providing an easy scapegoat for their own problems?
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by tayo42 1y ago
I get the hypothetical but in reality it doesn't happen. Social media posts don't have details. Do you know ignore your friends because you think your caught up?

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