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by tester34 5y ago
>Let's say you have a lemonade stand, and your capital expenditure is mostly lemons. In the first year, you buy 1,000$ lemons to produce 1,100$ worth of lemonade that you sell. >That's a 10% margin on regular days. Next year
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by tester34 5y ago
>We've entered Inverse Moore's Law: every two years Intel's single core performance drops 20% as optimizations exploits are mitigated. FTFY
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by tester34 5y ago
and that's how we created $company_framework/lib, I guess?
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by tester34 5y ago
title reminds me "Microsoft stack ranking" “If you were on a team of 10 people, you walked in the first day knowing that, no matter how good everyone was, two people were going to get a great review, seven were going to get medioc
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by tester34 5y ago
Why not both? Approach where you use pure SQL for reads and ORM for saves is not that uncommon
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by tester34 5y ago
I don't agree I used EF Core and Dapper for like 3 years and ORMs boost productivity significantly. I tend to check what SQL is generated and if something is complicated and generated SQL sucks, then I use micro ORM like Dapper and use
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by tester34 5y ago
Maybe people need to learn how to express themselves precisely on the other hand people still for some reason believe that "lol" only means "laughing out loud" which's lol itself. so maybe it's impossible?
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by tester34 5y ago
in US or worldwide?
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by tester34 5y ago
On the other hand I don't think you ever in the history had as wide opportunities as you do now You can live in some shithole where 400$/month is easily enough to live without struggle, learn hard computer stuff and then work remo
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by tester34 5y ago
(real question) aren't e.g Tesla, SpaceX, NASA, Boeing using govt money too?
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by tester34 5y ago
I'd rather ban fb, twitter, tiktok
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by tester34 5y ago
only for some peroid of time, later you lose that advantage, I guess
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by tester34 5y ago
holy shit I weren't aware of that It's weird af that I've never saw map where America/Asia is in the center
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by tester34 5y ago
boom there goes probably thousands of us dollars
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by tester34 5y ago
hxxps://sub_sub_sub_domain.sub_sub_domain.sub_domain.help234.io/3456/546546/54645/6546/546/4 how would it look for this
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by tester34 5y ago
it reflects my experience rerunning tests because always a few of them fail on first run but I noticed that the biggest reason was that often my browser was a little ahead when it comes to version than engine, and after updating both of the
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by tester34 5y ago
how they made money off it?
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by tester34 5y ago
>I will bet that a Linux kernel maintainer is a more capable coder than someone stitching together web apps with Rails. but who's coder? in my opinion definitely Linux kernel maintainer will be better at topics oriented around OSes,
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by tester34 5y ago
>Security by obfuscation is generally not a good option if you can avoid it. Of course, but obscurity increases security
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by tester34 5y ago
maybe "that Python guy" is poor, but "that guy who's proficent at Python internals and stuff" is infinitely better "that Linux guy" isn't impressive, but "Linux kernel maintainer" is
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by tester34 5y ago
I'd rather take break intentionally than having to context-switch due to somebody else
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by tester34 5y ago
but all the bad stuff is "outsourced" :)
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by tester34 5y ago
Generally: a) Through friends b) It's so big that's almost everywhere and you cannot escape it c) I don't get informed (but may later in time) Of course it's not perfect approach
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by tester34 5y ago
I'm not American, I think the only "purely American" news that I see is probably something about $BIG politics like election outcome, war, blabla.
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by tester34 5y ago
It's poor deal, it's not worth. Just because I may learn some small things that probably does not affect me directly and additionally receive some news that make my mood worse due to hearing some yet another negative news about ba
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by tester34 5y ago
but what's the point of watching news? why bother?
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by tester34 5y ago
Why?
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by tester34 5y ago
>Startups/hackers trying to disrupt industry are gonna do unconventional shit I'm always finding it very odd when people act like this - as if there was some super power involved.
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by tester34 5y ago
that's why telemetry is imporant If I were doing serious OSS I'd really hard consider adding just something like a once-a-week ping just to be aware of users count ofc with an ability to disable it
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by tester34 5y ago
>I think USA is still in a very good position compared to other countries as it is still seen as one of the best places to emigrate to. I agree, but is it the best place for pernament emigration? I always think of US like a 1-3 year jour

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