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by yathaid 3y ago
That is not a trick, it is a false analogy. Two humans in eyesight line can be assured that they have exchanged messages successfully. Two computers cannot due to recursing acknowledgements (byzantine generals).
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by yathaid 3y ago
Also this: >> Can’t pay your bill because Cognito is down? I mean, if your AuthN and AuthZ is down, what else would you do ?!! >> There’s a reason we don’t do things this way. The smugness in this line is astounding. I don'
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by yathaid 3y ago
>> You don’t usually want your user sitting around waiting for all those services to talk to each other before they a notification that the process is complete or not. I have had this exact use case in a problem I was solving where th
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by yathaid 3y ago
Tell me you are implementing distributed transactions without telling me you are using distributed transactions! :)
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by yathaid 3y ago
This is ground reality in India today. https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/reaching-out-to-pasma... https://frontline.thehindu.com/books/caste-amp-muslims/artic... https://
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by yathaid 3y ago
> Lewis explained that the brightening and fading of quasar light, known as their variability is like the stock mark, unpredictable on the surface but with statistical properties that allow it to be modelled over time. This variability c
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by yathaid 3y ago
Are you two annoyed that the author wrote this article when "Your coffee shop ..." exists?
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by yathaid 3y ago
You are describing a situation where management has failed. No amount of better practices can help in a situation where your management chain cannot evaluate your work correctly.
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by yathaid 3y ago
I admire the confidence with which you hold this opinion. Engineers are not providing status reports. The manager is collating them. How is it any different to a sprint summary?
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by yathaid 3y ago
Nothing in OPs comment says it should only be completed stuff that goes into the status. Also, if your team is optimising for the status report, your manager has already failed you.
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by yathaid 3y ago
KPIs are facts. Facts without context don't lead to understanding.
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by yathaid 3y ago
Same! :)
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by yathaid 3y ago
Just stop with this nonsense. This is such a foolish opinion that is bandied about from a "I know exactly what apps I run, sandboxing is for those noobs" mindset. Did you compile them yourselves? Did you compile the compiler? Let&
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by yathaid 3y ago
A bit of a missed opportunity here. Apollo could have shown users a running total of the API bill that the respective user is incurring and exposed how much Reddit thinks each user is worth. Putting that number in front of users would cause
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by yathaid 3y ago
That's like ... your opinion. It isn't the government's responsibility to make sure there isn't lead in the food you eat, but we have the FDA. Ditto usury laws, medicine laws etc.
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by yathaid 3y ago
>> Isn't a foreign degree better than no degree at all? It is. That is why the cost for international students was close to $10K per semester at my not so expensive university. Just for a master's, that is close to $40K over
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by yathaid 3y ago
>> Perhaps, those degrees should come with a warning label. From the article: >> Mr Biden also promises an official list of “low-financial value” courses.
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by yathaid 3y ago
CS in the classroom is not remotely similar to CS in the field. From my own experience, I definitely lacked the maturity and vision to look that far ahead. Interested to know how you made this determination and which parts you would actuall
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by yathaid 4y ago
>> It's okay to say "please visit this from your computer" when someone opens something that requires a keyboard from a phone. Unless you have a captive audience, like forced to use enterprise users, this is not a winni
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by yathaid 4y ago
>> any currency has value because people believe it There is no contradiction. Your rant is coming across like all currencies are the same, they are not. People tend to believe the U.S. Govt more than say Venezuela (no offence). Even
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by yathaid 4y ago
Thanks, this was useful.
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by yathaid 4y ago
Sorry, to be clear, this is only talking about the people running the banks, (not all bankers blah blah ...), not the depositors.
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by yathaid 4y ago
I am by no means an expert. The bailing out was needed due to risky behavior. The risky behavior was enabled by de-regulation starting from Clinton. (Most de-regulation related systemic flaws today can be traced back to his admin) "Tec
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by yathaid 4y ago
Okay, I get the idea. How are you solving these issues: - how is the data fetch completion signalled to the component? - how is the data piped into the component? Would be happy to be pointed to some example code if you have.
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by yathaid 4y ago
>> I’m fairly certain that there were quite a few job postings that were one of the following Can you show the analysis for this claim?
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by yathaid 4y ago
I am not sure I am following. Say your homepage has a link to a page that shows the top scorers in a league. Where/when does the fetching of the top scorers happen ?
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by yathaid 4y ago
If you need to fetch a piece of data when the component loads, how do you do it without useEffect?
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by yathaid 4y ago
>> I've been working on a React side project for a few months now and looking at my company's apps plus posts like this I think people just miss the point. The clue is in if everyone is missing the point but you, may be star
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by yathaid 4y ago
Sure. But you should do your research on the phrase and the polling company that pretends it is a straightforward question before going on a racist screed to get away from a racial group.
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by yathaid 4y ago
"The main thesis of the post is that sometimes incentives are not aligned" Sure, but your example of AWS and security is exactly the opposite where incentives are aligned. "but its not the right tool just because it costs as

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