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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
I see this as the issue with Lambda's. If you use a few sparingly, great. When you are at a team of 50 working on 40 separate services with 500 Lambda's or so I don't see how you are better off than writing a self contained s
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
Not Rust but I often find with ADT's + Pattern matching I end up with a state machine without even attempting to write a state machine. ADT's + pattern matching make it a very easy pattern to implement. If your language supports e
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
I agree. I've had years of Linux experience and decided my home network + router was quite poor and I'd set up my own home network router and use OpenBSD to do it as an excuse to look at a BSD and fix my network issues. OpenBSD ha
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
Yes they take it to the extreme, the unhealthy extreme. Competition day is not a maintainable look and is your body at its weakest, it’s a one day event only. No normal person needs to or aspire to be a competition day bodybuilder unless th
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
Basic carbs mainly oats, rice or potatoes etc. Lean meat mainly chicken or fish. Lots of green veg, often steamed, a salad etc. Fats are from things such as nuts, avocados, eggs etc not cooking oils. Maybe a banana or odd piece of fruit but
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
A lot of these articles ignore bodybuilders. Bodybuilders are experts at loosing fat getting in to single digit body fat percentages consistently and methodically. Most follow the same rough diet and manipulate calories in the same way, it’
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
Don't fall for that trap. I have never used Pulumi, I've used Terraform a bit. I like Terraform so this isn't a dig at the tools. Abstracting your cloud provider is similar to abstracting your database. At a high-level they a
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
You might be interested in this YouTube channel https://youtube.com/c/paulwwells . The last series of videos is someone who created a remote piano teaching aid/device that does midi over ip https://pluga
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
Indeed. The only recent Scala job's I have seen in Australia have been Spark jobs because Spark uses Scala. Even these are diapering for Python Spark roles. I've worked on a few big data projects for large companies. I have a huge
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
I agree. For me it also came with a huge down side. I spent the last six to seven years using Scala, learning FP concepts, getting familiar with Haskell and it's concepts as well as other functional languages. This is after 7+ years pr
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
> If you find yourself in an exploitive work environment, you need to leave as quickly as possible. The situation is not going to get better. It's only going to get worse, and your options are two: Leave with your mental health and
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
A stark difference to Sydney, Australia. I regularly see commuters getting fined cycling without helmets. The police favorite one is fining all the tourists on rental bikes. Most of the rental bikes don't have helmets as they go missin
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
This is sad. Haynes manuals are fantastic. It's hard to beat having one at hand when working on a vehicle, much more convenient than a tablet. I briefly used the online subscription to make some minor repairs on a vehicle I was selling
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
A friend has been running online training courses for some not so trivial stuff. A large proportion of his delegates are from Europe/US but surprisingly he also had an unexpected large number from Africa. It seems there is a lot of non
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
If you think about it, they own the entire business stack or have the potential to. Give it time. Atlassian are working incredibly hard to control the dev stack. Tight integration between Jira, Confluence, BitBucket. Bringing documentation,
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
I’ve contracted at a couple of large orgs. Previously when I’ve been at them they where on Slack, more recently they use Teams. People complain about using Teams compared to Slack but Teams seems good enough for the people paying for Slack
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
DoH is unfortunate. I run my own custom openbsd router and use IP masquading to re-route any traffic on port 53 to my local dns server. My local server does caching, ad blocking, DoH resolution. Obviously with applications using their own
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
> Linda Barnes and her husband had to visit six charging stations as one after another they were either out of order, already had a queue or were the slow, older versions that would never be able to provide a fast enough charge in the ti
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
I often thought the same with the use of GraphQL. Instead of building a highly curated API with business logic, optimisations and other general stuff you are building a direct interface around how your data looks in the db, a 1:1 mapping an
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
Holden/Fords used to manufacture locally. There’s a bunch of not very economical V8’s driving around as similar performant more economical European cars got a 30% luxury car tax to give AU manufacturing incentives. Now Holden/Ford
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
I think it has lots of (reasonable amount) - Low end web stuff, i.e typical design agency work. HTML, CSS, Javascript, React. React is big, every frontend job wants React. - Python. Mostly with big data doing stuff I don't want to do a
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
I'm with you. Exact same feelings. What makes it worse I'm currently in a country where the things that interest me have completely dried up work wise. My partner is a resident since birth and want's to stay, I've been h
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
Thank you. So for the purposes of adblocking you do not want to use NXDOMAIN and prefer returning 0.0.0.0.
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
I do the same for the same reasons, pi-hole docs recommends 0.0.0.0. I am wondering if you have multiple resolvers set up on a client, if you receive an nxdomain response if it will attempt another resolver? Which wouldn’t be what you want
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
Australia is a huge nanny state. It’s traditional stereotypical “she’ll be right mate” image is far from reality. Hugely litigious, lots of red tape, if there is a fine for something you will be fined. The ex prime minister stood in parliam
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
Exactly. I want an electric powered car that's a car I drive but with an electric motor for the advantages electric brings with torque, controlling exact power to individual wheels etc. Some diver safety aids are nice such as adaptive
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
Non vegan. I agree with this. I eat specifically to get strong in the gym. A bit of a sticking point with me and my partner is I refused to go eat at a cafe with my partners sister/husband for brunch as it was a vegan cafe. My reasonin
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
> I think Tesla has too much headstart, though. Bentley (and most others) simply won't be able to catch up. Everyone says Tesla has a head start. They have a head start on batteries and the motors. Other manufacturers have a head st
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
Agree. You don’t need to know category theory to use Haskell or the libraries. Know category theory or being aware of it just gives you a deeper understanding of the way things work. I don’t know category theory but aware of it. The way I l
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by tiew9Vii 6y ago
Not used Elm since early 2014 and heard it’s changed a bit since then. Elm was a great Trojan horse. It limited feature set made it quick to learn and get familiar with the syntax. When sufficiently proficient in Elm you then find yourself

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