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bazza451

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    Comment #28982642

    Really dodgy reporting. They article shows the “alarming” first message of the Twitter threads then if you look at the further analysis (in later replies) it’s from a function whic…

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    Comment #26971848

    As an ex-consultant I would never hire a consultancy to do technical work or want to work there again now I’ve seen behind the curtain. The main issue is resourcing is pretty much …

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    Comment #24111911

    Currently using TypeORM in a production system, has caused us so many issues to be honest highly recommend everyone avoiding. IMO they’ve added every feature under the sun but not …

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    Comment #23373489

    Best of luck to you when you do the interviews! Everything just takes time and practice :)

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    Comment #23368071

    This made my day, absolutely wonderful achievement! Especially the area that you’re now in...it’s really not an easy task to retrain yourself for ML. I’m 12 years in professionally…

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    Comment #22281425

    Could you expand on this? I’m interested in the opinion

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    Comment #22109016

    Great post!

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    Comment #22009013

    Do hate this about javascript. one of the main reasons on the web side (apart from js not having a good STL) however is enterprises are still locked in to IE11 which requires all t…

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    Comment #21999068

    I would assume it’s due to a lot of the banks running windows and having large AD rollouts means it’s a bit of a gateway to the rest of their cloud services. You have to use Azure …

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    Comment #21744869

    Came into the same issues. I hate example projects like these because they are misleading and read like silver bullets. The split stack resources thing is extremely difficult to ma…

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    Comment #21444171

    yeah I’m doing similar in my spare time just because it feels like it’s 2 seconds from falling apart, lol

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    Comment #21440506

    Been using it recently to try and run a large serverless app offline for dev purposes, it kind of works but the experience is ok...not great. They seem to be piling all their energ…

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    Comment #21314056

    thanks will check it out

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    Comment #21289025

    Does anyone know of a real beginners level guide to Bazel that isn’t the docs. Got a typescript monorepo with a few backend services/react frontends I wanted to build and I got a b…

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    Comment #19837657

    Testing is valuable but my opinion of it has changed over the years. On a new/fast evolving product I prefer to have a solid suite of integration/e2e tests and a lighter unit test …

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    Comment #19831802

    This is really cool. Just to pick your brain (I’m an ML noob and it triggered an idea in my head). I was wondering if GPT-2 could be used to generate small paraphrases for an input…

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    Comment #19800102

    Cheers, will check it out

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    Comment #19794870

    Don’t know if it’s just me but looked at Bazel a few weeks ago. Insane levels of complexity for just building multiple NodeJS projects. Anyone know of anything similar but without …

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    Comment #19760055

    Didn’t mean callbacks, meant shape of the code with indents could get large and difficult to grep. JSX style macro over the top might help .

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    Comment #19756893

    Commend on the attempt, foward thinking now wasm is getting more traction. but I can imagine that view syntax turning into an insane > circa the old days of callbacks in nodejs

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    Comment #19475597

    We had to do this a few years ago for a major bank. Automated tools like a11y will only get you a certain amount of the way. Your tests will say 100% but your app may still be comp…

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    Comment #19083625

    Obviously not using cloudfront...might be the slowest service I’ve ever seen to deploy

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    Comment #19005845

    Code looks reasonable.....

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    Comment #18831148

    Dynamo as a replacement for RDS is great until you come across these simple things that are easy to implement in a RDS (like a paging model for row results) and you need to jump to…

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    Comment #18100547

    OData was developed before Graphql - pretty much does the same thing