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by ttymck 3y ago
Wouldn't it be _more_ informative to see a "realworld" project, possibly built using LINQ, and the performance comparison done within the context of that project?
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by ttymck 3y ago
They might also have desired it for "zero-cost" observability: everything already monitors HTTP status codes, so they can monitor bot traffic without custom instrumentation.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Fun, learning something new, unlocking additional productivity in authoring posts from a customizable templating engine... I can easily convince myself of necessary reasons ;D
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by ttymck 3y ago
Surely it's because anything over ~100 years is the "maximum punishment": you die before you see freedom. Sentences are scaled to the human lifespan.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Jetski was thrilling but kinda underwhelming, you can really only go back and forth, turning is too slow at speed to be interesting. At least that was my impression. I drove a gas powered go kart once, it was more like an agile ATV. Had a r
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by ttymck 3y ago
> IP address spoofing is still possible today and you'll begin to realize how broken the internet has always been not that you need to have the answer to make your point, but now I am curious: what is the alternative architecture th
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by ttymck 3y ago
I quite literally _just_ switched back to Mint from Personal Capital after about 8 years. Guess I am all-in on GnuCash
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by ttymck 3y ago
66 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37277997
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by ttymck 3y ago
Fyi, the HN title reads "shopify".
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by ttymck 3y ago
Would you be able to share any pointers to an introduction to .NET Framework, that is fairly recent, but is still "boring"? The official docs seem to push Razor/Blazor and that feels too cutting edge for my interest. In my op
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by ttymck 3y ago
Would they do worse?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Where is the government advice sourced from? Why are you so confident in anecdotal evidence but skeptical of broader research?
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by ttymck 3y ago
I'm not sure what you want to hear. (but I know I want to hear the same thing) Most software companies are terrible places to work. If I try to have a conversation with an interviewer and they shrug, I probably don't want to work
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by ttymck 3y ago
The problem is I don't want to "get ahead" if what's behind me (all around me) is poverty, mass shootings and general unrest. I don't want to retreat to the suburbs to live well.
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by ttymck 3y ago
You might want to elaborate
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by ttymck 3y ago
Has the FTC actually managed to effect any regulatory power in the past 10 years? Why should we hope they would succeed here.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Understood. What about before bankruptcy begins? Who decides whether to pay severance, and how is that decision informed?
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by ttymck 3y ago
Nice and straightforward. Any reason not to store the objects in memory in a map instead of a slice?
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by ttymck 3y ago
> Companies are not allowed to take cash or sell the furniture to pay out employees...Any "retention bonuses" are to keep executives around for long enough to unwind the company in an orderly fashion. Could you help me understa
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by ttymck 3y ago
You've given an example that is not aligned with the incident being discussed. If product hunt is doing so great, what is the strategy change behind these layoffs?
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by ttymck 3y ago
"No use or purpose or justification" is extreme. What was the justification for hiring in the first place? "strategic reasons" in a non-answer. If there was no justification for the hiring, then management is incompetent
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by ttymck 3y ago
Sorry to put you on the spot, but I was recently considering a masters in geology. I'm an experienced software engineer, so I am wondering if you see opportunities for software engineering in the geology field. And, if you care to post
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by ttymck 3y ago
> good indicator that this matters is that United My experience suggests coprorate decision making is never as data driven as it seems. I'm willing to bet there's some VP at United who is banking on the hype for this to carry t
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by ttymck 3y ago
_up to_ 2 minutes. No mention of the actual distribution, so I'm willing to bet it will most often be 0 improvement, or an actual net negative, when you get a confused family or otherwise indignant group wondering why they can't b
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by ttymck 3y ago
> United said that it's shown to save up to two minutes of boarding time. Incredible.
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by ttymck 3y ago
I'm not sure if you're able to comment, but my intuitive speculation is that institutions have ISP connections that are in what I imagine to be a "dedicated service" tier. My hunch is that these accounts would be exempt
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Forms that work. Every time. Everywhere(begin.com)
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by ttymck 3y ago
https://stoichkitweb.com I wrote a stoichiometry library in rust to practice my numerical and linear algebra programming. I wanted a way to share it, other than as a command line binary. (This had the added bonus of letting me p
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by ttymck 3y ago
validator has worked well for me, but it doesn't operate on files, rather it validates the structs after unmarshaling. https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/go-playground/validator/v10
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by ttymck 3y ago
If I need to eavesdrop on off-the-cuff conversations in order to justify my job, I won't last long at that employer in any case.

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