ttymck

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by ttymck 3y ago
FastAPI, while a very impressive codebase, is not approachable at even an intermediate proficiency in Python. It is _staggeringly_ dynamic, and basically uses runtime reflection of "static" types to scaffold a really complex ast d
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by ttymck 3y ago
Which tax man in what countries? Based on your vague description I see a picture of labor protection asking employers to pay their fair share, not the tax man.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Glad to hear it. Sounds like you have an excellent balance of options available to you. It seems like a not insignificant amount of malls aren't sustaining themselves, so I wonder if the balance you described is a world where malls can
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by ttymck 3y ago
Why is that?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Golf isn't necessarily relaxing to me, but it is certainly challenging. Chess seems like the ideal intersection of your requirements.
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by ttymck 3y ago
I see. Where does authentication and authorization happen?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Why do I need to go to the mall? Because there is no retail zoning closer to my home.
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by ttymck 3y ago
What do your functions do? If some script kiddie comes along and decides to query you 10 times per minute, how long until the function becomes more expensive than a VPS?
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by ttymck 3y ago
> new product must be at least 10 times better than the original for users to switch over. Which product manager told you this? How does one measure how much "better" a product is than another? How does one then measure "w
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by ttymck 3y ago
Start a startup? Or a small business? I'd like to think I could be proficient at the latter, but I don't think I have the right combination of skill and opportunity to make it successful while being at all enjoyable. At least not
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by ttymck 3y ago
I'm not trying to be harsh but this seems like business 101? Is this really that common? If you can't retain control of your company are you truly fit to run it? > with the explicit purpose of retaining control Why wasn't
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by ttymck 3y ago
What would the reactions have been in that case?
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by ttymck 3y ago
> Stipends were the lowest in the country among major research universities Is this adjusting for cost of living?
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by ttymck 3y ago
What numbers?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Why is boomer retirement a negative implication for economic activity? I can only think of good side effects.
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by ttymck 3y ago
I would expect this feedback to be coupled with specific suggestions for how to achieve it. While I'm sure there is general advice for how to do this, I think it would be best to ask your manager/teammates what structured and clea
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by ttymck 3y ago
To me, it's not clear if the survey is using "medication" interchangeably with "controlled substances". As you point out: the section heading reads "medications" but all the subpoints read "controlled
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by ttymck 3y ago
Aren't they mostly in Los Angeles? Yes that's low, and it's especially low for writing spaceship software.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Yeah, I think I wasn't clear. I wasn't referring to the _existence_ of loud bars. The "problem" is that we have few-to-none of the quiet bars. The drinking/third-place culture in America is simply worse than the res
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by ttymck 3y ago
~50 employees? I'd love to hear what regular employees will see from this (if anything). Even if it's completely controlled by NDA, I think even confirming the existence of that NDA would be helpful. So often we see these "su
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by ttymck 3y ago
From what I've seen of it, the UK doesn't have this problem. I doubt much of Europe has this problem. This strikes me as a uniquely American problem: self-inflicted as most of our problems are.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Especially when political power is almost exclusively financial.
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by ttymck 3y ago
I don't think most would agree that k8s makes deploying a "simple" web service as "simple" as it could be, because it wasn't designed to. Pod spec needs to be wrapped in a deployment which needs to be fronted b
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by ttymck 3y ago
> and automation of their own "just scp jarfile to server". And if the solution of any team fails and the right person is unavailable, you're suddenly bleeding money because no one knows how to get it back working. I think
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by ttymck 3y ago
Who enforces this?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Sure, but you're describing a fully functional database integrated with a fully functional programming language. Just because you're describing a possibly novel integration of those two systems doesn't mean it's not valu
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by ttymck 3y ago
You've described SQL :)
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by ttymck 3y ago
Sounds like a database
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by ttymck 3y ago
Idk, I just looked at the go.mod docs (I assume go.mod is the current standard but I really can't say for certain, the go ecosystem is more of a cluster than python, imo): https://go.dev/ref/mod#go-mod-file-go &gt
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by ttymck 3y ago
OK, if I understand correctly: I might have a git repo, and nowhere in it does anything say "go1.2x" My go.mod might say go1.26 But one of the dependencies, in it's source (not anywhere to be found in my source), says go1. 29

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