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by anuragsoni 1y ago
Apple maintains servicetalk[1] (java networking framework built on top of netty), so I'm guessing this is one potential JVM framework that was being used. [1] https://github.com/apple/servicetalk
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by anuragsoni 3y ago
I have a tv that shipped with Google TV and I've seen this chicken tender advert on it this week.
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by anuragsoni 3y ago
I think you've shared this on the wrong thread. There's a separate post every month for people looking for new roles. This month's post is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36573869
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by anuragsoni 3y ago
Amex does have products that cover both these use-cases independently, so I'm assuming if Apple-Card indeed moves over to Amex these features won't go away and would instead be fulfilled via Amex savings account + Amex's exis
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by anuragsoni 3y ago
> savings kickback Are you talking about cash back? If so Amex does offer cards that support cash backs (I've had one for quite a few years). If you are talking about savings accounts, Amex also offers a High Yield Savings account w
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by anuragsoni 3y ago
`finally` will also cover scenarios where the an exception is raised from within catch, or if the catch block doesn't handle an exception that's raised in the `try` block.
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by anuragsoni 3y ago
I've definitely had bad experiences with take home tests, but well-run take home setups can be a lot nicer than phone-screens with live coding. When I interviewed at my current employer they made it very clear that the take home was me
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
I don't work for fly, but I'll say that while the end-user of fly.io isn't expected to run an orchestration system, fly.io themselves runs an orchestration system (nomad from what I can tell), so it seems like a fairly reason
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
That sounds like a problem with GRPC not protobufs.
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
For python there is https://github.com/ezyang/expecttest which is modeled after the OCaml expect test library.
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macOS Ventura is now available(apple.com)
383 points by anuragsoni 4y ago|494 comments
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
I don’t think this is quite correct. https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artIII-S3-C2-... for further reading, but non citizens owe temporary allegiance to the United States while residing within US, an
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
Immigrants in the US (including people who aren’t permanent residents) are considered residents for tax purposes and pay the same tax rate as citizens.
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
Its a sample size of 1, but I found my previous job through a whoishiring post.
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One country took on the world’s biggest commercial landlord(theguardian.com)
16 points by anuragsoni 4y ago|2 comments
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
> I wonder how it compares to Mypy on speed. I use pyright at work at my current job, and used mypy at my previous job. Pyright has been better in almost every aspect in my experience. Its been more robust, and performs a lot better than
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
Ubuntu has been packaging the binary Nvidia non free drivers for quite a few years now. There's an easy to use GUI app [1] to enable the non-free drivers, and switch between the different Nvidia driver versions. [1] Software and Update
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
So does the kobo (at least in the US). Kobo devices have the overdrive app installed on them and you can search for and borrow library books from within the device.
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ServiceTalk: A networking framework that evolves with your application(apple.github.io)
2 points by anuragsoni 4y ago|0 comments
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Better Code: Concurrency – Sean Parent (2017) [video](youtube.com)
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
Just because you don't like remote work (or if remote work doesn't work for you), doesn't mean that everyone who favors remote work is lying and that remote work is nonsense.
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Sasaram: Thieves stole a 60-foot-long bridge in Bihar(bbc.com)
2 points by anuragsoni 4y ago|1 comments
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Bitcask: A Log-Structured Hash Table for Fast Key/Value Data [pdf](riak.com)
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
It is indeed true that the effect system will evolve in the future, and there is no syntactic support for effects in the 5.0 release. That said, the standard library in 5.0 does contain functions that will expose the same set of features, a
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
This looks like an excellent release. The addition of "blueprints" will go far in lowering the barrier to entry for people like me who just want a quick and easy way to put up something presentable. The blueprints also serve as a
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
Its a good time to try it. The tooling has come a long way and OCaml has an excellent build system [1] (dune is probably the best build tool I've used and I miss it whenever I use other programming languages), excellent editor tooling
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
You'll be limited to whatever python version is packaged on the host operating system. pyenv can let you test against development versions of python if needed, or released of python that are either new enough (or old enough in some cas
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
virtualenv doesn't let you manage installations of different python versions. This is the problem that pyenv solves.
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
Merlin is not obsolete. OCaml-lsp depends on Merlin for one. It is also a really nice option on its own, specially for people on vim or emacs.
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by anuragsoni 4y ago
If you are using vscode or any other editor that supports the Language Server Protocol [1], ocaml has an excellent LSP offering [2] now that is built on top of merlin. There is a vscode plugin available as well [3]. [1] https://m

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