triztian

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by triztian 3y ago
Thank you!
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by triztian 3y ago
This is pretty cool! would you mind sharing the command to remove it too?
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by triztian 5y ago
I'd love to be able to contribute to this, somewhat new to Julia, but I'm sure I could help with something ... Do you have any links to what has been currently done? EDIT: Found this thread so far: https://discourse.jul
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by triztian 5y ago
Thank you for your reply! PackageCompiler looks like the right way. Do you happen have any links to the static binary procedure? Or links to the current state of efforts for this?
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by triztian 5y ago
I’ve also looked for this, does it mean that I have to install julia on the target machine and it’ll recompile when running? Or are there steps to produce a binary (much like Go or C or Rust)??
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by triztian 6y ago
Same here, used it for about a year but ultimately had to switch to bash/zsh variants because of compat. Servers were always bash and I always had to translate my fish scripts to zsh/bash shell when collaborating with colleagues.
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by triztian 6y ago
As an iOS engineer with native and flutter experience, not needing access to hardware and OS specific APIs is a BIG assumption, I used to not need access until I needed them and it was somewhat painful most of the time, either support was n
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by triztian 6y ago
Do you mind posting the presentation link? I'd really like to see it!
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by triztian 6y ago
I agree with your points. I think it's the wording like you mention, in Lat-Am countries it is common to say "darle seguimiento a las entregas" or "rastrear entrega" as a way to signal that the person is responsible
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by triztian 6y ago
At the company I work for QA is part of the development team; alongside the Engineers and Product Manager, where our products are a set of mobile applications for iOS, Android and tvOS. I think we have a good code-quality/speed-to-rele
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by triztian 6y ago
It was, 5 meetings including lunch. Each meeting had at least 2 interviewers and I had lunch with my prospective manager and another senior peer. 1. 2 pms - collab and project management questions. 2. Trivia Q&A with 2 devs and te
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by triztian 6y ago
Oh man I can relate, I once took a home project which took around 6hrs and then was subsequently invited for a full day of white-boarding with 10 different people throughout the day. Didn't hit it off with the last interviewer so it wa
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by triztian 6y ago
I've found mitmproxy ( https://mitmproxy.org ) in reverse mode really useful. I'm a mobile dev and when the backend work is still pending I usually mock the backend requirements by selectively patching or adding endpoint
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by triztian 6y ago
This is exactly what I needed as a somewhat on/off longtime user of Python. It basically boils down to using pyenv, poetry and setting up the pyproject.toml and project src layout. I read the comments before the article and was expecti
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by triztian 6y ago
Legal risk, unfamiliarity with the remote job market, cultural differences. Some companies might no have the internal legal frameworks to hire remote in the US or far less outside the US, as an anecdote a company I used to work for was full
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by triztian 6y ago
Hey there I found modules to be confusing coming from GOPATH too, but they're straight forward, super barebones example: #!/bin/bash cd $HOME # Create project directory mkdir hellogo cd hellogo #
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by triztian 6y ago
What does "SOTA" mean in this context; all I could find is "Software Over the Air" but I'm unsure of what it means in a Speech to Text context
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by triztian 7y ago
Seems like a good option would be to implement a second version that has the batch API but leave the line oriented one as is for use by the callers expect it to behave in a per-line oriented way.
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by triztian 8y ago
What about peers?
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by triztian 8y ago
Whats wrong with Makefiles?; they're quick and easy ways to describe how to build simple and _not super_ complicated systems. I've found this to be a great resource, hope you find it useful: * http://gromnitsky.users.so
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by triztian 9y ago
I can add that in Mexico the culture is to also not carry that much cash - due to risk of robbery and losing the wallet or it getting washed in laundromats.
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by triztian 9y ago
I've been trying to do the same; what type of personal projects have you been able to use Haskell?, any recommendations on getting started?
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by triztian 10y ago
Cash is also accepted in Mexico ... TJ at least.
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by triztian 10y ago
In Mexico it's more the case of not being able to afford living alone if you're not a college educated professional; also roommates are not a common thing in Mx as there is always a general lack of trust towards strangers
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by triztian 10y ago
I also feel that way; in the sense that to me at least in this point of my life coding doesn't really feel like work but rather something that is a hobby, a game and a way to create value for others and myself. I do have to make time t
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by triztian 11y ago
Hows is this hacker news?, I mean; seems like another Kim K story....
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by triztian 13y ago
How about using this alternative form: if((b != nil) &&(b->qid.type==a->qid.type) &&(b->qid.path==a->qid.path) &&(b->qid.vers==a->qid.vers) &&(b->dev==a->dev) &#3