wtetzner

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   by wtetzner 5y ago

   Isn’t soluble fiber what feeds your gut bacteria?
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   by wtetzner 5y ago

   Nope, not unless you cut all the way through. It's not a sandwich unless the filling is between two pieces of bread.
3. 753.▲
   by wtetzner 5y ago

   I would say it depends on whether or not the bun is still connected on one side. I base this on nothing other than the fact that to me it feels correct.
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   by wtetzner 5y ago

   My understanding is that "fruit" is a botanical classification, and "vegetable" is a culinary classification. They're not disjoint.
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   by wtetzner 5y ago

   Shouldn't it be the other way around? (do_something_else . do_another_thing . do_thing) some_array
6. 756.▲
   by wtetzner 5y ago

   That’s the thing. Not everyone wants the same thing. Provide useful settings, but try to pick the defaults such that most people won’t have to change settings.
7. 757.▲
   by wtetzner 5y ago

   Then you need to build infrastructure for storing queries. Depending in the specifics of the project, that may or may not be OK.
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   by wtetzner 5y ago

   So, exercise, fasting, and being cold?
9. 759.▲
   by wtetzner 5y ago

   You're not technically stopped, you just have to pay extra money to get an adapter, with the additional downside that you can no longer charge the phone while using those headphones.
10. 760.▲
    by wtetzner 5y ago

    I used to just put the cable under my shirt.
11. 761.▲
    by wtetzner 5y ago

    I think it’s more of a privacy leak. E.g., the service could potentially figure out who you are if your public keys are tied to some other service, like GitHub.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    Which distro did you land on?
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    I also use mine to make coffee (via a French press).
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    Interesting. I always butter my bread. Sometimes I'll also put other stuff on it, but always butter first.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    As someone who dealt with a ton of Spring in the recent past, I completely disagree. First of all, thread pools are part of the standard library. Spring adds little to no value on top of it. Second, reinventing some of that stuff is absolut
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    I think the Game Boy Advance is probably the most modern/advanced console that has that benefit.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    I would argue that if you need mocks, the code isn’t well suited to unit testing and you’re better off with integration tests. If you want to unit test it, then refactor in such a way that you no longer need mocks.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    An interesting talk about someone who was able to reverse a lot of her MS symptoms with a change in diet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLjgBLwH3Wc
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    Maybe they should have named it "TwinkieDB".
20. 770.▲
    by wtetzner 5y ago

    Sometimes no product is better than a bad product.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    I guess that’s what makes it exciting.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    It was a bug in a bot, not someone deliberately changing the license.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    > is there a story for why it consumes so much space on HN? People on HN find it interesting.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    Well, they call it total compensation, and it includes salary, bonus, and RSUs.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    I just assumed the constexpr keyword was added to help the programmer ensure that what they were writing could be run at compile time.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    I find that typing speed plays a big role in how fast I can work: the faster I can get my ideas through my fingers into my text buffer, the faster I can reclaim some short-term memory for my next thoughts.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    Being able to quickly try things out is a great way to understand a problem better. Coding speed can help a lot with that.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    > Coding speed is irrelevant in the long run. It's only relevant for quick scripts and throwaway code. Except writing tests is coding.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    > Its assumed that with enough time working professionally, we'll keep improving. I’ve heard this described as “10 years of experience” vs “1 year of experience 10 times”.
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    by wtetzner 5y ago

    Algebraic data types are not the same as an algebraic effects system.