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by never_inline 2y ago
What does this mean for `pip` wheel? I only see source files in the wheel.
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by never_inline 2y ago
Almost everything these days is installed like that.
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by never_inline 2y ago
It just has to be popular and common boilerplate like the example I gave. It's hard with less popular APIs. It will almost always get something wrong. In such cases, I read docs, search sourcegraph / GitHub, and finally check the
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by never_inline 2y ago
100%. Useful cases include * figuring out how to X in an API - eg "write method dl_file(url, file) to download file from url using requests in a streaming manner" * Brainstorming which libraries / tools / approaches exis
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by never_inline 2y ago
> by sheer persona behind the language in this specific niche. "Persona oriented development" (POP) when?
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Hávamál: The Words of Odin the High One(sites.pitt.edu)
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by never_inline 2y ago
Those people haven't used Java 11+ or Python with types. Python with types is a double edged sword. If you can enforce other collaborators and SDKs use strict typing, it's a very pleasant experience to write, coupled with Pydantic
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by never_inline 2y ago
One reason I see hardly mentioned is change of tech stacks. Most modern developers do web development with a highly abstracted stack (including yours truly). So nobody is much familiar with C / Perl / OS level APIs. Closest they g
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by never_inline 2y ago
Read it as "closing a ticket" that makes sense. They don't care if the code explodes after the sprint.
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by never_inline 2y ago
I think even SQLite itself wasn't as ubiquitous (edit: it didn't exist) when pg write viaweb. If SQLite wasn't there and my options were basically key value stores, I could as well use filesystem in most cases. Second, queryi
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by never_inline 2y ago
I would be curious to know, what's the ratio of AWS bill to programmer salary in J random grocery delivery startup.
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by never_inline 2y ago
There's high turnover because India isn't a WLB focused society like Europe is. Compensation / status is bimodal due to the lower end of IT jobs being < 15k USD/yr, and higher end easily exceeding 100K USD/yr. Th
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How to build an efficient engineering team in this job market?(twitter.com)
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by never_inline 2y ago
si vis pacem, para bellum.
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by never_inline 2y ago
From scratch will not include CA certificates, timezone data etc.. which is necessary for some applications. Also Google has distroless images based on Debian for long time. Surely they have some use for it.
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by never_inline 2y ago
I used one of his GitHub driver repos to make wireless work on a realtek driver. Rest in peace.
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by never_inline 2y ago
> why not try sports? Being good at athletics requires specific good genetics. > acquiring intellectual territory Analytical intellect is not a valued trait in the current society. It will not increase your status in most cases. It ac
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by never_inline 2y ago
Yep, 02016 = 1038
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by never_inline 2y ago
Worth noting that India's oldest poetic/litergical traditions, the Vedas, were transmitted orally for at least 1500 years, and developed elaborate systems of memorization and pronounceation to ensure they passed down (almost) unmo
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by never_inline 2y ago
I don't see your point. This is first semester CS code copying character by character. With some unrolling with uint64_t you can it will be sped up by 4 times at least, and even more so using SIMD. I don't know if your LLM can gen
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by never_inline 2y ago
> The reason why coding pays so well is because it's IQ-gated in a way that plumbing isn't. An 80 IQ person can be a competent plumber but couldn't do well in most coding jobs. Most of the work we do is mundane. Lets not b
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by never_inline 3y ago
> Well, I tried to learn some Python, but I failed. Brother, unless you tried to start with class metaprogramming or something, there's no way someone proficient with C to have struggles with basic python. Probably you didn't f
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by never_inline 3y ago
> Verbally, the system seems to go thousand -> lakh -> crore -> thousand crore -> lakh crore Most people don't deal in these numbers, beyond the crores. And in sciences, exponential notation is norm anyway. There's
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by never_inline 3y ago
India. was taught roman numerals upto 1000 in elementary school math, 5th grade or so. Quickly forgot.
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Show HN: Informative, cross-shell (bash, zsh) Git prompt(github.com)
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Ask HN: How do I grok networking concepts, as a software engineer?
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A tale of "Interface Smuggling" in Go net/HTTP(mahesh-hegde.github.io)
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by never_inline 3y ago
> You end up with people that can write assembly but have no idea what a functor is. Thank gods that's good thing.
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A tale of Interface Smuggling in Go net/HTTP(mahesh-hegde.github.io)
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by never_inline 3y ago
The support varies by CNI so I wouldn't call it "built-in". But yeah I forgot this existed.

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