i_hate_pigeons

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by i_hate_pigeons 3y ago
maybe try nixos? assuming you are happy to handle the conf management
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by i_hate_pigeons 4y ago
here https://www.reddit.com/r/reddit/comments/10h2fz7/reddits_def...
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by i_hate_pigeons 4y ago
I have tried given a simple test suite and asking for an implementation that fulfills it, then asking to modify its impl and the test suite with a new requirement and it did it
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by i_hate_pigeons 4y ago
I've been using docsify in this manner for a while and it's worked well for me
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by i_hate_pigeons 4y ago
this is what I learned is functional programming and I've also benefited greatly from it
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by i_hate_pigeons 4y ago
not every thing is a transaction though, say a deleted piece of ref data that still has FKs to other stuff etc
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
you never use nix env really, agree if that's the only thing you are after then there is no point switching
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
it's really useful if you work on projects that need different version of dependencies, as you can define on a folder basis what jdk or python versions you want to have. You can even commit this to git so that everyone has the same env
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
I imagine the client facing pages are very sensitive to seo/crawling so that's why they go for server side rendering
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
it's mostly lots of code fragments and incrementally building on whatever he's trying to convey, is not like he put a brain dump or a wall of text as per when that phrase is used. So your comment doesn't ring true in this cas
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
same with my bank in the UK when I had to apply for a mortgage, what a pain was to find a service or working fax machine it was
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
that should provide some low cost heating at least
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
Maybe a bit overdone, but I think in between lines the interviee well knows the intended solution to the question and is just toying with the interviewer to make a point, much like a cat playing with a barely dead mouse
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
NFTs represent something else completely, I'm talking of other use cases that are enabled by the same underlying tech - with the disclaimer I mentioned above of pending issues to be resolved, particulaly gas fees if you are not aware o
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
even if you could update state* once you gave access to anything it's out of your control as it might be cached somewhere else. This is why I mentioned for future changes rather than what you already allowed. And you are right twitter
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
I wasn't talking about it as in copyright / legal sense, and more in the I can allow others to access a snapshot of it at a given time and/or remove access to it for future content if I wish to do so. Now the relationship is
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
I don't think web3 is just competing with traditional finance, or at least not in the restricted sense of investing/especulation. Also web3 is not replacing anything that already exists, just like "web2" didn't (and
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
My main point being that such tradeoff wasn't obvious at the time, and also the cloud offering back then was very inferior to what it has evolved into and that we are familiar now I'm not saying the same will neccessarily repeat w
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
I don't really know much about web3 or what it will happen in the future, but these same debates happened ith other techs before which are now mainstream in a similar fashion as this here. People like pointing out echo chambers all aro
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
there are a few clones of social media sites like https://orbis.club/ , there are others that are like reddit or similar but I don't remember their urls. As other commenter mentioned below, "web3" is mostly st
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
I once worked in a codebase full of such comments, they were all like // Adding this because XYZ said so
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
There is a light hearted talk from Freeman Dyson that touches on these, I'm not sure how accurate the overall talk is but found it very entertaining https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLT6omWrvIw
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
It's not just the mistakes, when I speak with my non-standard accent or slightly incorrect phonetics the listener needs to work harder to process information, even if unconciously, and this on it's own already is detrimental or ac
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
They have lots of reference material for the non usual stuff, I remember looking for something that came wrong on a blood test and landing on the NHS GP manuals and it was full of flow charts for diagnosis and when to refer to an specialist
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
I mean he explains what partial functions in his context are in the very first paragraph, not sure how that can be any less confusing!
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
I thought about learning to play violin when reading this article, a teacher might explain you everything but it's impossible to understand as it's something so unnatural and driven by feel and experience. In fact you start playin
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
Another factor which is related to synchronisation is the need for external I/O, if teams depend too much on external or "system teams" to perform then they are bottlenecked by those interactions Many large companies are stil
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
For technical interviews I've settled down and just ask the candidate questions about things _they_ are familiar with, so things they've done recently and then try to gather how much they really understand about that, if enough se
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
Signing a contract is normally worthless too, all of them tend to have very lenient notices so either side can just give the 1 week notice or whatever and that's it
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by i_hate_pigeons 5y ago
not deepfaked but recently some solana sales pitch took over lots of unrelated youtube accounts, it took youtube a good week or so to get them sorted

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