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by tempest_ 5y ago
I was not really commenting on how he achieved his success. I was commenting on the appeal to the "American Dream(tm)". Though if you want to follow it to the root if he was born black in the townships he likely would not have amo
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by tempest_ 5y ago
Aha is the American Dream be born to well off parents and emigrate to dodge a draft now?
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by tempest_ 5y ago
Is it just me or is highlighting on that site broken, Perhaps my ad blocker is causing that stupid highlight to tweet js they are using to break.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
All the cool kids say GAMMA now.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
JS's small standard lib is the cause of some of these issues. When I look at one of the JS projects I have worked on there is a non trivial amount of 'is-*' packages whose only job is to identify the type of the object.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
Like IBM patenting everything that any of their employees ever stumbled upon there is value to controlling and defining standards (both inside and outside of tech).
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by tempest_ 5y ago
Lacking Google is the raison d'être of all of these apps and most of that list there is useless crap I am never going to use. The only things I would need out of that is saving my place in videos and picture in picture (maybe). Plus ha
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by tempest_ 5y ago
Phoenix is often mentioned in conjunction with Rails because Elixir's syntax is often described as "Ruby like" and the guy who made Elixir is(was?) a member of the rails core team.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
WikiJS can store its files in git ( https://docs.requarks.io/storage/git ) though it is not exactly easy to run as a stand alone app.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
In the world of ipv6 how useful is keeping a list of ips any more? I suppose if you see a lot of requests coming out of a network you can just block ips based on the network portion of the address.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
There are definitely two kinds of bad actors when it comes to scraping/scripting things. The automated drive by ones trying to spam posts in every form or are probing for word press exploits or what have you. The ones where someone is
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by tempest_ 5y ago
Python async is co-operative multi-tasking (as opposed to per-emptive) There is an event loop that goes through all the tasks and runs them. The issue is the event loop can only move on to the next task when you reach an await. So if you ru
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by tempest_ 5y ago
It could be. I watch the FastAPI repos a lot and tones of people do not understand how async python works and put their models with sync code in an async context.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
I shall eagerly await my cheque for $0.27 that I will never receive.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
We are using FastAPI a bit and it has been a decent experience. One thing to note about it is tiangolo is pretty content to maintain singular control over his projects which means the project only really advances when he has the time or int
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by tempest_ 5y ago
Around here you sometimes see things like this https://emmo.ca/Electric-Motorcycle-Style-Ebike They all have what I like to call vestigial pedals. You can barely see them tucked in near the rear tire. I have never seen some
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by tempest_ 5y ago
We made these as gifts for our parents when I was in elementary school. You can pop a clove or two in as well to mask the rice scent.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
The Nintendo Switch has a pretty healthy indie offering. Though there is the switch tax where games that are 10$ on steam are 30 on switch.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
I have seen wadjan but I did not know the name, the one I have is sorta a cross between the two. No flat bottom inside the pan but it has handles like the wadjan (probably due to the weight). Here is a link that might be more useful https:
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by tempest_ 5y ago
I have a cast iron one sorta like this https://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/lodge-cast-iron-wok... Yeah, it is heavy. You cant really toss things in it like you would a carbon steel wok.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
You definitely can (and you should if you have the ability!) but there are by their nature fewer supervisory roles available and the skill sets, at least my experience, don't overlap that much.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
With regards to 1 A lot of the trades are hard on your body. By the time you are 45-50 your knees could be wrecked and that makes it hard to do service work like electric/HVAC. There are an argument that desk work isnt healthy either b
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by tempest_ 5y ago
Python for sure. The stdlib in python is full featured and you can do a lot with it and the syntax is easy. Rust would be a terrible choice, the last thing a child wants to do slam their head against the wall with life times. Whatever you c
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by tempest_ 5y ago
I disagree that is hard to find this. Searching "Http request in rust" for me yields the the rust cookbook on the first result, which is using reqwest! ( https://rust-lang-nursery.github.io/rust-cookbook/web&#x
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by tempest_ 5y ago
What are Serde's serious limitations?
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by tempest_ 5y ago
It doesn't have to be. Code can be deprecated but it is often a long drawn out process.
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by tempest_ 5y ago
From using FastAPI and answering some of the issues the main problem is people do not understand that python async is cooperative multi tasking and not preemptive. There are trade offs for either but I think a lot of people come to python a
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by tempest_ 5y ago
I balk at any mention of crypto as a rule (since the landscape is so saturated with hucksters) but I have to assume it is to provide a functionality similar to WhatsApp Pay, Venmo and whatever WeChat has. Those in app type payments are a hu
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by tempest_ 5y ago
It really depends on what you are given. A take home that is 1-2 hours (what might be the length of an in person) is fine. A take home that is 10 hours of work on the other hand
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by tempest_ 5y ago
You may find this NoClip interview interesting, though it doesn't delve too much into technical things and is more high level/ game design focused. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAhHkJQ3KgY

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