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reinhardt
3mo ago
> Those mandates were rarely the reason people joined. But they are a reason people won't apply in the first place, or decide to opt out once they find out in the interview process. Pretty sure I'm not the only one that wouldn&
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3mo ago
This sounds great in theory, in practice the number of companies hiring is not infinite and it comes down to supply vs demand for your criteria. Being a vocal contrarian may be a good strategy if the contrarian take is shared by say 20% of
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Ask HN: Is there a quiet market for 'no enforced AI' dev jobs?
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3mo ago
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4mo ago
You could if you were a Deist. Deists believe in a creator who set the universe in motion via natural laws but no longer interacts with it. A sentient, conscious Big Bang if you will.
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reinhardt
4mo ago
By "believe", do you mean just hold the belief that it somehow exists, as in "I believe black holes exist / dinosaurs existed (but this belief has zero effect in my day to day life)", or something more consequential
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8mo ago
Same lack of desire to go out and I don't even have wife and kids, or even friends for that matter; just one friend I see once a week. Whatever the appeal/reward of socialization is for most people, I don't get it.
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Decoding Academic Papers with AI: A Practical Guide
(joshtuddenham.dev)
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8mo ago
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1y ago
Also curious why every comment mentions just the number of rows as the only factor that matters. A 100M rows table of 3 integer columns is quite different from 50+ columns, 5 of which are text up to a few MB long.
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2y ago
Getting a cyclic import error is not a bug, it's a feature alerting you that your code structure is like spaghetti and you should refactor it to break the cycles.
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reinhardt
2y ago
That's not a problem, let alone the biggest one. You should just use relative imports explicitly.
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2y ago
I haven't used Airflow for years but it used to be quite clunky, not sure how much it's improved since. I'd look into Prefect and/or Dagster first, both are more modern alternatives built with Airflow's shortcomings
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GPT-4 Can’t Reason: Addendum
(medium.com)
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reinhardt
3y ago
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AWS Glue/Athena/Redshift outage
(status.aws.amazon.com)
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reinhardt
7y ago
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BlackSheep: Fast async Python microframework using Cython/uvloop/httptools
(github.com)
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reinhardt
7y ago
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Rewriting the Slack Python SDK
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7y ago
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7y ago
I'd guess career-progression points, or even keep-getting-a-paycheck points at worst.
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7y ago
> Its a massive amount of state aggregated from billions of events that needs to be served at extremely low latency, but couldn't it be partitioned somehow??? The bidder/pacer state is not necessarily massive, and certainly it
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The care and feeding of software engineers (or, why engineers are grumpy)
(humanwhocodes.com)
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8y ago
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Twitter kills off ManageFlitter
(status.manageflitter.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Why PostgreSQL only? The mara-DB dependency [1] claims to support more. [1] https://github.com/mara/mara-db
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8y ago
> Airflow requires task queues (e.g. celery), message broker (e.g. rabbitmq), a web service, a scheduler service, and a database. You also need worker clusters to read from your task queues and execute jobs. All these are supported but t
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8y ago
Yet another reason for trimming off old jobs after some point; the primary one being nobody cares going through 3+ page long resumes.
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Transifex offers a repatriation bonus to lure Greek expats
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8y ago
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8y ago
In which case you can just compare the dicts without performing the multiplication (which happens to be the costliest part for arbitrary-precision integers).
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8y ago
You actually agree with each other. You're saying "it would be a dream scenario if the next 10 programmers I hire were all superior to me"; it's an ideal outcome, even if unlikely. The parent's "I don’t expect
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Uber halts service in Greece
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8y ago
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9y ago
Even more striking, "the diversity of the company or organization" is second last for women. > The tech industry is struggling overall with issues around diversity, and individual developers are not making it a priority when lo
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Should a PM know how to code?
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Pip install of a directory is super slow (2014-now)
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Pipenv ignores conflicts between default and development dependencies
(github.com)
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