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hackandtrip

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About hackandtrip

Backend Python/C++, occasionally devops with Terraform

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    Comment #35329954

    Another possibility is using the `scripts` in the `pyproject.toml`, as described here: https://python-poetry.org/docs/pyproject/#scripts

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    Comment #33707646

    We keep seeing the number 8$ billions of losses, but I wonder: does that number already include the enormous depreciation of Crypto which is taking place after SBF's demise? What i…

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    Comment #33674266

    Apparently when another VC firm (Social Capital) suggested to create a board before going through with their investment, they received a plain&clear "f*k you". Corporate governance…

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    Comment #33658100

    There is no way a person in his position has any time for focus. CEOs of big companies (especially in case they manage multiple companies!) usually act as firefighters and mainly m…

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    Comment #33611097

    > Apple is TSMC's largest single customer, but they're only ~25% of their revenue. Consider that Apple is also 25% of total assets of Berkshire (around 250$B), so it's not much of …

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    Comment #33492504

    Not a scientist so more of a question than a statement, but how can this be relevant given that: - We are talking about a pathway found in mouses, we are not even sure it exists in…

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    Comment #32533685

    Ideally, you could have a Postgres instance specifically dedicated for secrets - I don't see why you should couple sensitive and non-sensitive data. Many OSS services like HashiCor…

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    Comment #32437288

    Did anyone try Renovatebot[1]? It should be OpenSource and endorsed from OpenSSF and Google. Main advantages I see is batched updates, which reduce a bit the dependency update spam…

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    Comment #31842283

    Public company pivoting so many times on low-impact high-competition niches? They surely must have saw that there is a hole to be filled, but I find it a bit hard to see them surpa…

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    Comment #31842202

    I do wonder how this plays with the acquisition. IIRC, one of the merge agreement was for Twitter to avoid drastic changes that could impact the value of the company - this seems p…

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    Comment #31838328

    I work at a fairly complex distributed system (lots of infrastructure, mostly event-based system with milli-seconds latency for interactions between services managed mainly through…

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    Comment #31723836

    Talking about actually genial FizzBuzz interview answers, I have yet to see someone even going close to this: https://aphyr.com/posts/353-rewriting-the-technical-intervie...

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    Comment #31539003

    Did you give a try to https://www.terraform.io/cdktf ? Unfortunately, it is not stable yet... but we all used Terraform that bad.

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    Comment #31195282

    The Italian version is fully public, and it was made by a third party which offered to do it free of charge. https://github.com/immuni-app

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    Comment #31121191

    I hope the growing interest (probably driven also from the crazy $$$ that prop shops are paying) in algo-trading will lower the barrier of entry. Another interesting platform which…

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    Comment #30800581

    UX-wise, as other said, I think it makes sense to ask for the CC as late in the process as possible: you will make your most valuable user understand how great your platform is. Al…

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    Comment #30724574

    What's the difference between that, and just using a private variable? Languages may not be able to restrict the operations you make on certain variables even if they are private, …

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    Comment #30713757

    Caught it during July 2021 just two days before my planned second dose (Italy's vaccination rates were quite slow back then), had fever at 40 degree celsius for around 3 days, and …

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    Comment #30712751

    It is probably caused from postmortem culture not being shared in the community. "Having problems" in this world (any kind, not only due to the github scale!) is something that hap…

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    Comment #30711784

    Add some kind of exponential backoff to be a good citizen!

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    Comment #30408349

    Are they though? If I remember correctly, most "gif" sites online serve webp...

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    Comment #30392870

    Refactor functionalities in JetBrains tools probably saved tons of hours of incidents, typo bugs, copy and paste... only that makes IDE Driven Development as completely worthed it.…

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    Comment #30387058

    Well, that's because threads are just first citizen in Zulip, even more than in Slack! Basically, a thread is visible at a first glance from the UI, while that's not true in Slack.…

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    Comment #30386999

    I understand and agree on this, BUT I feel like we are not at the point where Slack could decide autonomously which threads deserve their own channel. Usually, in our workspace, it…