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by zemo 2y ago
c'mon man he means adding notes to the order like "put the sauce on the side" or "my building has two entrances, use the one on the left", you're being ridiculous.
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by zemo 2y ago
> Same way you do for a public company. From trades and valuations. no, it's not the same, because the information is not publicly available. They are the same in that in both cases you multiply two numbers together; they are not th
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by zemo 2y ago
> Same way you do for a public company. From trades and valuations. how do you know what trades took place, and how many shares were traded, and at what price?
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by zemo 2y ago
I just call them, it's not like the phone company takes a cut when you order on the phone.
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by zemo 2y ago
> Given a per-share price how do you know the per-share price
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by zemo 2y ago
people dramatically overestimate how difficult it is to write a program that controls docker for you. This is one of those things where you can write like two pages of Python and ignore... all this: > Tealok is a runtime we’re building f
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by zemo 2y ago
to flip an egg?
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by zemo 2y ago
people generally don't use metal tools on enameled cast iron, which is plenty strong
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by zemo 2y ago
> why would Yooden Vranx have "lots of" chestnuts on his spaceship? And why "of course"? hmmm, these might be what they call "jokes"
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by zemo 2y ago
upgrade clients and testing the application logic, changes to the queries themselves as written, the process of detecting the regression and getting MySQL patched by percona, changes to default collation ... all of these things have nothing
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by zemo 2y ago
> It’s Python. Does L1 matter at all? depends on the type in question. If you are fetching and operating on a large number of records then it can matter. But otherwise the answer is more often that it does not really matter.
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by zemo 2y ago
> Nike (the shoe company) as opposed to Nike, the Ancient Greek goddess of Victory, who contributes essentially nothing back to the OSS community
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by zemo 2y ago
Christian is an umbrella term that describes many differing sets of beliefs. This is an oversimplification but Protestants for example believe in Sola Fide, the believe that salvation comes from faith alone ( https://en.wikipedia.
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by zemo 2y ago
channel of channel is a normal pattern, although it more commonly looks like a channel of struct vals, and the struct type has a field that's a channel. it's lets you send requests that are completed, whose values can be awaited o
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by zemo 2y ago
depends what you're talking about and what your criteria is. In gamedev, studios typically use a retopology tool like topogun ( https://www.topogun.com/ ) to aid in the creation of efficient topologies, but it's sti
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by zemo 2y ago
in all fairness that's what 95% of web application projects really should be.
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by zemo 2y ago
> if you think "I already have to do JWT so I don't save anything by not using them everywhere" rebuts the post I have never believed that and I don't think my comment ever suggested I did, I mentioned "you might
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by zemo 2y ago
right so then the argument is less about "should you use JWTs" and more about "should you use stateless session tokens". > JWTs are motivated by migrating authN into its own independently-scaled microservice that&#x27
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by zemo 2y ago
refreshing the refresh token is always a database hit, and in the case of using a third party like Auth0 or FusionAuth, you can invalidate refresh tokens at the individual and at the user level. Saying "the refresh token is the real to
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by zemo 2y ago
External services use jwts pretty often, so if you have to handle jwts anyway, using jwts means that there's only one primitive, set of libraries, and concepts for your devs to know. "You don't need all of that!" sure bu
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by zemo 2y ago
> The reason to architect for scalability when you have 5 customers is so if that exponential growth cycle hits, you can capitalize on it. If you have a product gaining that much traction, it’s usually because of some compound effect bas
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by zemo 2y ago
> I wondered why they had chosen the voice of a middle aged woman, and whether that was about being woke really weird line of reasoning. Siri, Alexa, Google Home… etc.
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by zemo 2y ago
there’s a huge gulf between saying “I think that guy is wrong” on a web forum and sentencing them to death in an extremely public and slow and painful manner. Nobody is being crucified here. It is intellectually dishonest to see criticism a
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by zemo 2y ago
you’re using “he loves the movie” as some sort of defense, when the movie is a pretty standard sci fi cautionary tale. You know the saying: sci-fi author: I wrote about the Torment Nexus as a cautionary tale tech bros: Finally we have built
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by zemo 2y ago
what do you think Her is about?
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by zemo 2y ago
you have to be willfully missing the point when he said Her was his favorite movie, tweeted just “her” when the Sky voice was announced, and when they repeatedly tried to get the voice actor from Her. People who do underhanded things don’t
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by zemo 2y ago
HN isn't really a bastion of media literacy or tech criticism. If you ever ask "does [some technology] affect [something qualitative] about [anything]", the response on hn is always going to be "technology isn't res
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by zemo 2y ago
on the one hand this is pretty funny. On the other hand: if you want to experience the entirety of a game without traveling, why play a location-based game at all?
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by zemo 2y ago
arguing that "you should be able to get the whole experience regardless of your location" is basically arguing against the entire category of location-based entertainment products. The experience is related to your location. That
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by zemo 2y ago
> game development is also game engine development not necessarily. Loads of games and game developers do not engage in any engine development at all, they just use an off the shelf engine and make their game, treating engine developing

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