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by yeswecatan 6y ago
> everyone is watching this group carefully. My wife and I are trying to conceive and it's such a tough call whether or not she should get vaccinated. I try to read everything, even though I know the answer is "nobody knows.&qu
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
As a hiring manager, it comes down to how good this person seems on her resume. If she's just ok I don't rush.
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Yup, that's how it has worked at my past couple of jobs. One question that always comes up is what should be in a UI vs. what should be in a reporting dashboard owned by the data team?
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Just browsed the table of contents and was both happy and surprised to see an entire chapter dedicated to the UI. How big is the sample application in the book? I've read a lot about DDD but things just don't seem to click for me,
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Please excuse my ignorance, but doesn't the FTC (or is it the SEC?) have to approve acquisitions? If so, why were the acquisitions approved in the first place?
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
My wife's family is here. If not for that we would be in literally any other part of the country now, enjoying a decent-sized house with a yard.
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Philly is supposed to have an _ok_ biotech scene, so I hear.
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Can you recommend a guide for setting it up on something like a mac?
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
I appreciate the article for bringing this to my attention. That being said, and maybe it's just my severe lack of knowledge around DNS, but I didn't walk away with a greater understanding of what is going on and how to fix it (ou
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
What do they offer?
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
I haven't had a chance to dig into dataloaders much. Is the basic idea you perform one query per "layer?" Maybe not as great as just using something like A.objects.prefetch_related(related_objects__other_object), but better t
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
You would still need to use mocking to test the imperative shell
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Is there a way to have multiple profiles open in separate windows but inly a single instance of Firefox, similar to Chrome?
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
You're absolutely right.
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
I've spent a lot of time over the past couple of months thinking about how it would be great to move to microservice architecture to help with the "ball of mud" our codebase has turned into. The benefits seem really great, bu
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Location: SF Bay Area Remote: Sure Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, GraphQL, Postgres, Celery, Docker, gRPC Resume: Upon request Email: glik22@gmail.com I have 6+ years experience in mainly full stack web development. O
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Damn, I'm at a startup making ~$160k with 6 years experience. Maybe it's time to move on...
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Do most folks in Silicon Valley actually make $500k/year?
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Can anyone recommend any good resources to learn DDD? I'm a visual learner, so videos or codebases with a detailed architecture plan help me the most. I have yet to come across anything other than small-ish examples.
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Do you know any DDD experts that offer consulting services?
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Agreed 100%.
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
I've been playing around with mopdiy and it's excellent
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
I don't have anything insightful to add, just wanted to say that's a pretty cool dashboard. I wonder if OpenWRT has any plugins that achieve the same result.
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Sounds like it would work. I may give that a try. Now to find a VPN for Canada... edit: Now that I think about it, what's the difference between using the Pi as an AP and using it as a DNS server?
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
I guess what I'm trying to say is that the logic in the merge node is where the magic happens. So you have parallel branches, A and B. A orders boxes while B orders shapes. Somewhere in A and B we created Box and Shape instances and th
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Yup in theory it makes sense. We do define inputs/outputs for each task and workflow but it's somewhat crude; for instance, we just check if the variable name will be available but not if a specific key is in a dictionary. We can
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
For better or worse, we ended up creating our own workflow engine at my company. Unfortunately, everyone who ends up using it hates it. We've also run into the problem where the entire process of producing our end product is encoded in
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Absolutely. One of my favorite teachers in high school used to always say "the harder you work now, the easier it will be later." There is always a later, though.
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
A well-written, simple introduction to something I've been curious about but never took the time to dig into. Thank you!
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by yeswecatan 6y ago
Interesting that Dara wrote this holier-than-thou opinion piece as this came out. I find it hard to think this is a coincidence. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/10/opinion/uber-ceo-dara-kho...

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