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by vietvu 4y ago
Same, I used to work solely on PHP in 2015-2016, with high load API and Wordpress. But now? PHP is like an alien language.
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by vietvu 4y ago
The problem is not with .NET itself, it's Microsoft. I don't even consider using VsCode as main editor because it's from MS.
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by vietvu 4y ago
I have planned something like this when I was mentally down years ago. Basically a dead man switch, where it would send an email to my family if I did not extend it every 3 months. Yeah, I might forget, but I am a neat and good with memory
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by vietvu 4y ago
I ran Airflow on a small scale (+50 dags), and have used it for like 5 years. Yeah, it's painful. I consider myself an Airflow veteran after many db upgrade failures, daily operations... but still failed to make it work sometimes. But
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by vietvu 4y ago
Small enough is nice but I desperately need an iPhone like battery Android. Battery issue on Android is ridiculous.
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by vietvu 4y ago
I am. But sad at the same time that this catastrophe has to happen to filter out all those bullshits. Blockchain can be cool, but it really needs to be free of toxic scammers.
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by vietvu 5y ago
I have come back to plain text and sublimetext too. Simple and just works.
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by vietvu 5y ago
I was surprised by the number. Streamlit is good, but that amount of money is quite absurd, even in equity.
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by vietvu 5y ago
Apple CPU these days are so impressive. I am getting out of Apple ecosystem, but cannot ignore those.
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by vietvu 5y ago
I think the sweet point in Apple SoC is now they control both CPU, GPU and memory so they can optimize the price. If they make a discrete GPU, the margin will not be that high and will be less attractive.
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by vietvu 5y ago
I see a lot of comments mention getting family will solve some problems. I agree. It is like distractions, to keep you busy and away from those unhealthy thoughts. Maybe I will have to accept that I will never find the answer for all of thi
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by vietvu 5y ago
Money. By being private, they might have the freedom to do whatever they see fit, but without money, it must be tough sometimes.
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by vietvu 5y ago
Well said. I have been thinking like you and OP: never wanted to settled down , didn't want to be tied down to anything. Now, I have married, and planning to get a child. I kind of gave up and let wherever life/fate lead me to. Ho
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by vietvu 5y ago
I know it looks cool, but it is just not a single file. I guess most simple way still is spin up a HTTP server using Python.
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by vietvu 5y ago
People just want to show their works, it's normal. What I found strange is that not many people seems to be surprised about this and upvote.
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by vietvu 5y ago
Same with me but I can see that not many people are like that so it's not profitable.
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by vietvu 5y ago
Not as bad as yours, but MySQL and also blocking prod table: on my first job after graduate, I once run a delete commands on about 20 rows on a quite large table (maybe 500M+ rows), but was causing deadlock because of gap lock, it has been
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by vietvu 5y ago
It was like Mozilla, who paid 2 million for the CEO when revenue down like 80%. Is there any OSS model that is financial sustainable. A foundation like Apache?
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by vietvu 5y ago
Because it's Amazon? They have money, power and control over all books publishing. And to me, it's not broken. For something I rarely use, it's fine.
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by vietvu 5y ago
If I can choose, I won't use Java either. Some jobs in the past requires me to use it, since it's popular. However, nowadays I can just use Python since most of my job is about data engineer.
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by vietvu 5y ago
I don't know how this happened. I was an iOS dev before. Their reviewing process is crazy. I got rejected for a line of text before.
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by vietvu 6y ago
Wait, you guys are using other browser than Firefox?
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by vietvu 6y ago
Accidents happen, but it's human fault and we can prevent it. It is hard, and consequence when it happen is devastating, but it is still much more easier comparing to undo all che CO2 had already released for decades. I hope people can
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by vietvu 6y ago
Great applause to Valve for their effort. But gaming on Linux is a no for me just because of online games.
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by vietvu 6y ago
Really good point. In my first job, I spent quite sometimes to figured out where I need to change the code.
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by vietvu 6y ago
I don't use C to make web API, the same for Rust. Not because it's impossible, but there are better suitable tools for the job.
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by vietvu 6y ago
I tried to do this but every 2 hours, or using wakatime for IDE. But even that seems too much and I dropped after about 3 months. 15 minutes? The author must be really disciplined, also the logging process must be short and efficient.
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by vietvu 6y ago
Apple again with PR handling policy: Delete it at all cost. They are not sorry for this.
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by vietvu 6y ago
I love your mother opinion, what important is telling the difference between real life and not.
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by vietvu 6y ago
I love this template. I created one on my own but lacks parse params. However, I normally use Python script for anything needs more than 2 args.

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