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by zinclozenge 4y ago
Zitadel could be amazing, but as far as I can tell they don’t allow using your own UI screens, and it’s not obvious to me how you’d build a multi tenant SSO feature. They have the concept of organizations, but it’s not obvious to me how you
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
What kind of tooling does MariaDB/MySQL have that you miss when using Postgres? I'm not nearly as knowledgeable about the ecosystem as I am with Postgres.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
Are there plans to expand documentation on how to use HVM as a general compilation target like LLVM?
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
Do you guys do compaction on the levels that live in S3?
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
It also turns out, a lot fewer people are as into hiking as they claim on their profile.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
Cellular architecture is a complexity trap that's 100% not worth it unless you're a cloud provider, or Confluent size. I've been at DBaaS companies that wanted to do it and instead ended up with the worst of all worlds. With
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
In the US, the basic concurrency topics are covered in an OS class, which I believe is a mandatory part of the curriculum. But a course dedicated to it would definitely be an elective.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
I'd love to see the rest of your links. I'm interested in this space as well.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
It's pretty rare you need to write anything generic unless you're writing a library, or library like functionality.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
Square/Block (used to?) ask only 1 system design question and the recruiter would let you know ahead of time so you could prepare for it. Probably because it allows for deeper questioning and answering of relevant technical skills.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
I'm no longer in the game, but circa counter-strike 1.1 or 1.3, the typical way was using windows hooking API to load your hack into the running process. You could then simply use the freely available half life modding sdk to use the s
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
Curious, though I feel like when I develop using an IDE like intellij, there's some sluggishness when the project files are on the wsl file system. Is it because of mixing between the windows one where the IDE is installed, and the wsl
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
I suspect in some states, it might have implications for collecting unemployment. But given how almost all long term employment is "at will", there isn't really any meaningful distinction, except colloquially, I suspect.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
That's true about Lorentz, although for completeness I just want to point out that the geometric spacetime extension was done by Minkowski.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
General relativity links geometry to the stress energy tensor, so even if photons are massless I don’t think calling the effect “interaction” is necessarily wrong.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
I've posted this before, but never in my entire academic physics career did I ever get the impression, either in coursework or research, except in the courses covering classical theories (ie mechanics, electrodynamics, etc). As soon as
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
Why would dark energy be a hack? We know that the universe's expansion is accelerating. Since it's accelerating, and not expanding at a constant rate, that means there has to be something driving that. Dark energy is basically a &
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
I don't think I've ever, out of all my physics classes up to grad seminars, been given the impression we have everything figured out. In fact, it was hammered into us that all we have are "effective" theories, at least w
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
Haha yes I think I removed the output component when doing some testing and inputs was something I considered but eventually decided against it. My goal is to provide an app to allow users to "grind" leetcode/tech interview q
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
Yes, here's a very rough PoC that I plan on integrating with a bigger project at some point https://glittering-narwhal-96bc3e.netlify.app/
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
I just wanted to say thank you for those libraries. They were a lifesaver when building my own pyodide based project.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
Assuming you stick to a reasonable subset, it's probably not that bad. And it allows you to go beyond what a language like Python would let you once the basics are down.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
> Hell let's just ban all money to prevent this. You might be on to something here.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
There's a few things out there, several game focused backend as a service. Most of them are focused on mobile games because that's where the easy money is. Funny enough, there's a Google for Games github org that has some goo
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
Everybody talks about this part with rose colored glasses and nostalgia, conveniently forgetting trying to put a group together for a dungeon and spending upwards of an hour before you even start, not even knowing if your team members are g
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
What if the market share shrinks from 100k to 90k and they're only selling 900 units now? And what if drawing manga is their day job?
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
If they don't, they might continue losing market share. Not to mention, there's nothing sacrosanct about the current format that can't be changed. In fact, there's a growing trend of Twitter based manga coming out.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
When I was doing my physics masters (at a pretty good school ie had a couple of nobel prize winners) there was at least a handful of students whose phd projects involved "testing" theories of gravitation and pushing them to their
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
It's not hyperbole, although prior to 2022, getting $400k total compensation as a senior meant working at a handful of companies, even ones like Google and Microsoft weren't paying out that much unless it was through stock appreci
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
Feynman's imposter syndrome was actually justified, he couldn't really work at the same level of impact as most of the other Nobel laureates. His Nobel prize work was largely an extension of Dirac's previous work on path inte

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