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korijn

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About korijn

Programmer/drummer based in Zoetermeer, the Netherlands.

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    Comment #49048899

    For one moment there I thought Amazon had done a good thing!

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    Comment #48861250

    Exactly this is very reminiscent

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    Comment #48118509

    Put yourself in a position where it is your problem/responsibility, where you cannot depend on another to do it for you. You'll be learning every day.

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    Comment #46918518

    Inspiring article. Well written. Totally feeling it!

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    Comment #44484290

    The ability to read is all it takes to have AGI?

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    Comment #44370971

    There's no lockfile or anything with this approach right? So in a year or two all of these scripts will be broken because people didn't pin their dependencies? I like it though. It…

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    Comment #44175304

    Are you an EU citizen?

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    Comment #43711057

    I see, this is a great answer. So you don't need any platform or spark or anything. Just storage and compute?

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    Comment #43706776

    How does this compare to dbt? Seems like it can do the same?

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    Comment #42947550

    Is it ironic that this comment has evoked a discussion on minutiae?

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    Comment #41089780

    Take ownership.

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    Comment #40913833

    I will! I'm sure it's faster when the data is available. But when it's not, in the common circumstances described above, network and disk IO are still the same unchanged bottleneck…

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    Comment #40908146

    I have worked with poetry professionally for about 5 years now and I am not looking back. It is exceptionally good. Dependency resolution speed is not an issue beyond the first run…

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    Comment #40173665

    Well, it doesn't necessarily have to be 10 or 20 years long, all it takes is for the timeframe to overlap with a certificate being revoked, I guess. Process lifetimes of a few mont…

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    Comment #40170785

    Doesn't this potentially create security problems if process lifetime is very long? Changes to the certificate store on the system will potentially not be picked up?

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    Comment #39727889

    We should invent solutions for problems that we have, instead of wildly trying to apply this tech to everything we can think of. We are skipping the benefit/cost considerations.

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    Comment #39726676

    What is an efficient process to avoid using versions with known vulnerabilities for long times when using a tool like stablebuild?

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    Comment #39625831

    Are you implying leadership is not a skill that can be honed? Is being a leader not a profession? Edit: instead of responding to individual comments, I will just edit this comment.…

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    Comment #38931887

    Partly, yes, but do note he is still very much involved with the faster-cpython project via Microsoft. Google faster cpython and van rossum to find some interviews and talks. You c…

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    Comment #38799930

    The very first example in the article discredits efforts to add clear communication.

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    Comment #37845009

    Also consuming enormous amounts of power and water

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    Comment #37838240

    Absolutely insane. When will it be enough?

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    Comment #37672450

    Fair enough. I've attempted to reword this to be more considerate of the possibilities.