jchmbrln

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by jchmbrln 9mo ago
What would be the explanation for an int taking 28 bytes but a list of 1000 ints taking only 7.87KB?
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by jchmbrln 9mo ago
It looks a ton like the California Scrub Jay: https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/assets/photo/302371821-1... ( https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/California_Scrub-Jay/pho... )
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by jchmbrln 11mo ago
This is insightful. I remember thinking after the first generation of SPA frameworks like Backbone and Ember and—somewhat later—AngularJS that maybe the second generation (React, Vue, etc.) would get it all sorted out and we'd arrive
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by jchmbrln 1y ago
I’m completely out of the loop. What’s going on with Spring Boot?
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by jchmbrln 1y ago
> An even more significant improvement would be electrified trains, which can accelerate roughly twice as fast as those with diesel power... Can someone comment on why this is? My understanding is that the existing diesel trains use dies
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by jchmbrln 2y ago
I can see the value of examples, but in this case I appreciate the post largely for its universality and lack of examples. On reading it, examples from past and present experience spring immediately to mind, and I'm tucking this away a
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by jchmbrln 2y ago
> In other words it’s easy to make a difference as a high performer in a low performance organization. And yet, the big takeaway for me is that to be a high performer it isn’t enough to A) know what needs to be done, or B) be able to do
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by jchmbrln 2y ago
From the article: > The WolfsBane Hider rootkit hooks many basic standard C library functions such as open, stat, readdir, and access. While these hooked functions invoke the original ones, they filter out any results related to the Wolf
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by jchmbrln 2y ago
I wonder how much of that growth is because the bags themselves are so much thicker/heavier now. It would be interesting to compare count vs. weight. It looks like the new, thick bags are 5x thicker than the old, thin ones (0.5 mils vs
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by jchmbrln 2y ago
This was my first thought on seeing the title as well. My entire life I and every family member I can think of has used plastic grocery bags for our little bathroom trash cans. I don’t even know what the options are for “real” bags of that
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by jchmbrln 2y ago
Yes! When I started using Kate on Linux ca. 2005, I was coming from Notepad on Windows and couldn’t believe how nice it was. I believe it was my first experience of syntax highlighting. And Amarok! I haven’t thought of that in a while. Losi
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by jchmbrln 3y ago
At my day job we’re heavily invested in Leaflet for historical reasons, but toward the end of last year added Maplibre as a layer on top of it via the excellent https://github.com/maplibre/maplibre-gl-leaflet . This has
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by jchmbrln 3y ago
I'd love to see your macros if you have them online somewhere. I've lately started spending lots of time notating music in LilyPond and am seeing the need to build tooling along the way. I started a personal folk song collection u
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by jchmbrln 3y ago
This is me 100%. I open every Elm post on HN hoping against hope to find a reason to return.
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by jchmbrln 3y ago
This approach is very appealing, but when I put my SRE hat on my first concern is observability. Has anyone implemented tracing for Postgres with a span for each procedure call? When I put my dev hat on, I want the option of attaching a deb
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by jchmbrln 5y ago
Thanks for that feedback. I’ve mentioned it to the recruiter. If you have any questions about the process or roles, don’t hesitate to email me at Joshua dot chamberlain at my company’s domain.
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by jchmbrln 5y ago
Oportun | Remote US/MX | Senior/Staff Site Reliability Engineers My team is looking for hybrid engineers who are comfortable with both infrastructure and code to support a massive modernization of our tech stack and processes. But
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by jchmbrln 5y ago
To answer your question, yes, this happens. The cybersec team tried to "poach" me a while back, and more recently I was asked by the VP of Cloud Operations to leave my technical lead role within engineering and become Sr. Manager
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by jchmbrln 5y ago
I think you've hit the nail on the head. In a previous job I tried to outsource "DevOps" to Rackspace, only to learn the hard way that if you can outsource it it's not DevOps—_increasing_ siloization is the antithesis of
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by jchmbrln 6y ago
In this context, what's a very dry area? I get 11-12" of rain annually; generally none May through October.
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by jchmbrln 6y ago
Also, either way, what kinds of plants can you grow without irrigation or rain for a full summer? I'm guessing only ones whose roots go deep enough into the pile?
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by jchmbrln 7y ago
Thank you for saying this. It’s much-needed food for thought in my current situation.
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by jchmbrln 8y ago
Honest question: how can the population grow more than modestly without more housing? Without more information, what you just described sounds to me exactly like a supply-constrained scenario. Population can’t grow, so prices skyrocket.
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by jchmbrln 8y ago
True. And honestly, when I open the console log I expect it to be all red.
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by jchmbrln 8y ago
Good grief. I didn't last more than 6 clicks or so. This is in the "so real it hurts" category. The only thing you've got wrong is page load time and overall responsiveness. This needs at least a couple more MB of JS. Go
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by jchmbrln 8y ago
> You don't have to use it. Select a subset of the language which gives you what you need. That's part of what's great about having so much in the language. This is the precise reason I've not yet devoted the time t
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by jchmbrln 9y ago
I don't have enough experience with macros to agree/disagree, but parent's comment stood out to me because of the particular framework I've been using lately. > It's nice if you're copy/pasting stack o
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by jchmbrln 9y ago
Halfway through: > These estimates are based on a universal basic income paid for by increasing the federal deficit. As part of the study, the researchers also calculated the effect to the economy of paying for the cash handouts by incr
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by jchmbrln 9y ago
> With this style, all the functions expose their implementation details, every single thing they use to accomplish their task. Not at all. Under the author's guidelines, a function can encapsulate whatever it wants, so long as it d
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by jchmbrln 9y ago
Here's the job post: http://geostrategies.com/software-engineer-gis-developer/

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