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5y ago
Your current employer is giving you an effective 8 year vesting schedule, no one would JOIN a company on those terms. Alternatively, you can look at it like they don't value your first 4 years of contributions at all towards to the val
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5y ago
Is it? Was the "100 rounds per minute instead of 5" not an obvious advantage? It's not like LibreOffice produces 10 pages for every 1 page I write in Word.
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Meteostat: Open Weather and Climate Data API
(meteostat.net)
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5y ago
Without knowing the "major limitations and bugs" it is difficult to recommend alternatives that avoid those same issues. Without knowing what the domain is, what the events look like, etc: it's very hard to suggest solutions
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5y ago
That's true, but WeWork also competes with national office space companies (Regus, Premier) -- so national presence is not exactly a unique competitive differentiator.
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5y ago
If we call that doxxing, isn't that the same as an identical twin who commits a crime being held liable for defamation of the twin who shares their face? Edit: Or, by the same token: a parent is liable for diluting the value of their s
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5y ago
Are you asking for an example of separating the data models or an example of what happens when you don't. This is a good example of what separation enables you to do : https://www.troyhunt.com/your-api-versioning-is-wr
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5y ago
From the title: https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:MobileDiff/7856403 It appears this "vandalism" was added back in August. It certainly caught my attention.
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5y ago
This was my exact thoughts as well. I posted in the hopes it may raise some discussion around its plausibility!
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Yottabyte: This Will Never Exist
(simple.wikipedia.org)
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5y ago
Not sure what certbot is but: is caddy an option? I am impressed with it so far.
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5y ago
The more I read about Lua, the more I like it. What's the recommended learning material for beginners?
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5y ago
I think this is the single most important factor to my happiness at any given company. The question is how to deduce this before being hired (ideally even before interviewing!)? For early stage startups, it is invariably "none at all&q
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5y ago
In that contrived example, there is no point. In the real world, there are plenty of reasons to use a class instead of a function. Extensibility is the first that comes to mind. What answers are you expecting (i.e. performance)?
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5y ago
Cool idea. I was confused why I didn't see the compound file after selecting multiple RuleSets, until I realized I needed to click the "preview" button. Would love to see this as a cli tool: I always have to Google "gith
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5y ago
Ah, the docker section indeed states that, thanks: > Docker Run docker container image by specifying DATABASE_URL and SECRET_KEY_BASE I glossed over that instruction, and since the CLI commands are scrollable overflow, I didn't see
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5y ago
I see a few comments asking about supported database backends, suggesting they understand how Motor Admin works. From reading the website and the github Readme, I still don't know how it works. Surely it must connect directly to my
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5y ago
Indie Hackers basically does this (and some are verified by stripe integration), although most of the companies are probably product-based. If they don't have it already, an "ad-supported" tag would be useful.
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5y ago
Quantum mechanics is a bit hard to explain, but it turns out to be quite a good model of our physical observations. Monads are hard to explain, they are _not_ hard to use, and use with great effect. Option#{map, flatMap} changed how I appro
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5y ago
You're absolutely right! I built this mainly to see if it could be done. I noticed uvicorn's main function uses an if-statement like you described, and I wondered what it would look like as a decorator. My next goal is to see if I
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5y ago
It is still a poor analogy, and the fact that a better analogy undermines the original point should suggest that the original point is flawed. Saying "I need a hammer" and reaching for a house frame is a poor choice. Saying "
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5y ago
This is the best suggestion. I've been using Vim as-needed for 10 years and only recently learned "go-to line #" and "start new line below"
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Show HN: Python library to overload functions based on interpreter version
(github.com)
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The current number is $88M. For comparison: Gitlab did $150M on 1,400 employees.
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$50M in revenue on 130 employees seems quite remarkable, no? Not to mention they grew to $88M with the same headcount. Are they uniquely able to outsource a large number of functions? I've worked for firms with far less revenue and far
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5y ago
I agree with your point on prototyping. I've never been more productive than when I have the (Scala) compiler acting as a second set of eyes, essentially looking over my shoulder, checking my business logic.
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5y ago
What you're describing sounds a lot like Functional Domain Modeling[0] You mention "compactness" and "invalid states". FDM places great emphasis on ensuring your data model cannot represent illegal/impossible s
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5y ago
Your comment reminded me a similar discussion was had earlier this week[0]. Coincidentally, the current top comment on this post is whichjdk. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28821316
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5y ago
Is there value in distinguishing religion from organized religion? I'd hardly call the Catholic Church paragons of virtue.
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5y ago
Love it! Thanks for sharing. My only suggestion was that the github/file/text "switcher" tabs are a bit too subtle, it took me a moment to realize why it was asking me for a github username (i.e. Because github was "
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