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by zepolen 4y ago
I feel sorry for your kid(s), the upside is that they'll never talk to you again once they realize you're toxic.
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by zepolen 4y ago
Picasso was a pioneer, and this alone means he gets the kudos by default. Many pioneers didn't make the best content, but they were the first to introduce the world to that type of content, and just like Black Sabbath was no where ne
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by zepolen 4y ago
You don't see an issue that USDC has not had a real audit for that $52 billion? I could say my pencil is worth $52 billion and therefore I have the assets to cover $52 billion USDC and that would be the same as their 'transparency
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by zepolen 4y ago
Sure, though prefer to use If-Unmodified-Since or If-Match as those are standard and caches support them properly. Another issue is how do you support both removing `field` from the document or setting it to null? Sending `field: null` will
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by zepolen 4y ago
Yes, Amazon's UX is horrible.
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by zepolen 4y ago
Selecting filters should not update the url. Applying the filter should load the results and update the url. If your filters live update the results as you select them your UX will be crappy.
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by zepolen 4y ago
Thanks for clarifying, so this isn't about concurrency but rather handling updates based on stale data. I think this really should be up to the client to decide what is required, since there will be cases where the 'nonconcurrent&
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by zepolen 4y ago
No one said committing to the code repo, deployment repos are a thing and if you're not revisioning your deployments then you are screwed anyway.
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by zepolen 4y ago
> you basically have to implement concurrency checks throughout your whole application What? That sounds like you're not using a real db.
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by zepolen 4y ago
> In Javascript, there was always a normal, obvious way to handle Patch, which was to leverage null vs. undefined properties in javascript Yeah, no, patch as you describe it is not a patch. Given this: {field: [1,2,3]} And given that two
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by zepolen 4y ago
I don't think you understand what transactionally safe means. SQLite used in this manner is not a database, it's a cache. Thinking otherwise will give you a bad time when the value you're writing is based on the stale value y
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by zepolen 4y ago
Anyone not committing the entire node_modules to their repo is in for a really bad time when npm goes down or gets compromised.
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by zepolen 4y ago
> that's literally all a video codec is Go on then, make a better video codec, as it's just math.
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by zepolen 4y ago
Why did you pick a job you wouldn't do in your free time, doesn't that get tedious?
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by zepolen 4y ago
So what if per request it makes 1001 sql queries that do a full table scan each? It works!
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by zepolen 4y ago
Freedom works both ways. They were free to join the union. Amazon was free to fire them.
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by zepolen 5y ago
> So for the reasons of time, we assume that the previous steps have been done, and it was decided that the mult command is the way to go. That's the mindset that leads to a crippled code bases. One should always question the meth
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by zepolen 5y ago
Guess they finally realized the amount of revenue from a free site with ads far outweighs the diminishing viewers that pay considering the competition. I visited QZ daily and stopped ever since the paywall. Ars Technica and The Verge have h
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by zepolen 5y ago
Whoever knew that stands to make a lot of money. What we do know is that it's not a 1 to 1 mathematical if one buys 9% it moves 10$ if one then sells 9% if falls $10. This has historically proven over and over.
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by zepolen 5y ago
No, that is not how that works.
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by zepolen 5y ago
The parent of this thread being is about systems languages and how GC languages are rarely the right tool. Then your comment about having experience that the GC doesn't really matter in critical environments, which I personally find no
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by zepolen 5y ago
> After 14 years in JVM dev in areas where latency and reliability are business critical What sort of industry/use cases are we talking here? There is business critical and mission critical and if your experience is in network appli
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by zepolen 5y ago
I've worked with plenty of workers like this. They all got 10x work done in relation to everyone else, because no one else wanted to touch their stuff, they owned the branch and never made pull requests because it caused too many merge
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by zepolen 5y ago
> made myself to do it the "stupid" way first. Turns out I was definitely wasting my time I think you put into words something that has been apparent for a while now with all the bloated software out there. Software has become
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by zepolen 5y ago
Neither is Hitler.
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by zepolen 5y ago
I'll give you a 8/10 troll approval rank.
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by zepolen 5y ago
There are seniors with 5 years of proper experience that will run circles around the seniors that have 15 years doing the same 1 year of experience.
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by zepolen 5y ago
The problem is that some idiots think that 50.00001% is the same as 99.99999%, there's no fixing that.
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by zepolen 5y ago
No, the numbers do matter, your modification doesn't. > Sure but think about if a particular setting is used by a 49.9% of the user base but takes up 0.01% of the real estate and confuses 50.1% of users that have no idea what it is
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by zepolen 5y ago
Sure but think about if a particular setting is used by 0.1% of the user base but takes up 5% of the real estate and confuses the 99.9% of users that have no idea what it is and no intention of ever using it.

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