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bryik
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About bryik
website: https://pyrik.dev/
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Comment #48638062
> They never went back to pre-supply shock prices. What do you mean? 2011: 2 TB HDD for $79.99 ($0.0000400 / MB). 2012: 2 TB HDD for $157.27 ($0.0000786 / MB). 2014: 4 TB HDD for $…
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Comment #39795643
Don't forget the classic film On the Waterfront . Considered one of the greatest movies ever made and adapted from "Crime on the Waterfront," a 24-article series by the New York Su…
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Comment #39532478
Interesting post on a library I've used a lot. > Requests has always had modules intended for its use and only its use. At some point, we tried to document them for ourselves and t…
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Comment #39435438
A couple years ago I worked on an internal tool for the regulatory division of an agriculture company that involved mapping endangered species boundaries. The Environmental Protect…
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Comment #38996291
Create React App is in a strange, pseudo-death state. - It is not listed as an option for starting a new project in the React docs[0]. - The last release was April 12, 2022. - The …
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Comment #38875253
I think you're right that static typing reduces bugs, but I am not convinced the reduction is significant or meaningful. If static typing has a significant effect, then why is the …
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Comment #38871548
If "type bugs are an obvious thing and happen all the time" and "static Typing reduces type related bugs" then it should be easy to demonstrate this empirically. However, "a review…
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Comment #36965990
> In the 1970s/80s, an hour of minimum wage could afford you about 7 big macs. Now, it will not even buy you one. The cost of a Big Mac in 1986 was $1.6 according to the Economist'…
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Comment #35723401
I worked in a government office where only unionized IT workers were allowed to move computer equipment. My boss gave me his old monitor after upgrading and I had to wait until aft…
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Comment #35470107
This was before my time, but I believe the WS-* series of specifications is an example. > Like with the original J2EE spec, which sought to complicate the basic mechanics of connec…
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Comment #35468884
That's surprising! Wasn't it Philip Wadler who said "The essence of XML is this: the problem it solves is not hard, and it does not solve the problem well." http://harmful.cat-v.or…
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Comment #35468807
> but now we've got JSON Schema, Swagger/OpenAPI, Zod, etc etc. You don't have to use any of those.
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Comment #35204141
I don't think that's a fair characterization of the "Start a New React Project" page [0]. Next.js is the first option listed and is described as a way to "create React apps of any …
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Comment #34860397
Has GPS ever experienced a major outage in its ~30 years of operation?
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Comment #33749124
Two interesting statistics that may be relevant: Homeless per 10k rate [0] Japan: 0.3 USA: 17.6 Rate of intentional homicide victims per 100,000 inhabitants [1] Japan: 0.3 USA: 6.3…
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Comment #32658285
To anyone interested in this topic, I highly recommend "Collapse: The Fall of the Soviet Union" by Vladislav M. Zubok. This comment reminded me of one of my notes: Near the end of …
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Comment #31662846
Weird, if true. Diablo Immortal is rated M (17+) [0], the gambling age in the Netherlands is 18 [1]. 0 - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blizzard.d... 1 - https:/…
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Comment #29939535
Disappointed to hear this. My first job out of university (and the job I still work today!) came through StackOverflow Jobs. I've only received ~three approaches through StackOverf…
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Comment #29867276
> "Alcohol has been classified as a Group 1 carcinogen (carcinogenic to humans) for decades by the International Agency for Research on Cancer. It's right up there with tobacco and…
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Comment #29805862
Exactly. I think it is reasonable to ask candidates to demonstrate basic programming competency, but "gotcha" questions are terrible. Consider the interview question: "Write a func…
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