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lhnz
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About lhnz
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Comment #45969095
Records and Tuples were scrapped, but as this is JavaScript, there is a user-land implementation available here: https://github.com/seanmorris/libtuple
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Comment #44034038
Out of interest, why is it a nightmare to use? I've always been worried about how overly clever the approach is, does it have problems?
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Comment #42947657
If it weren't for JavaScript we'd still be downloading binaries and running them unsandboxed on our computers.
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Comment #41262000
I have lots of HTTP endpoints that we poll with a cursor but actually the underlying data is very large (we work with snapshots of it) and updates very frequently and eventually we…
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Comment #41260640
Do you have plans to make the data sources pluggable instead of being Kafka specific?
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Comment #41039057
Is this something you'd need to download and install ROMs to use?
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Comment #40786106
It's bittersweet. It seems likely to me that the US government didn't really want an open trial due to the possibility of scrutiny and that indefinite detention without trial follo…
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Comment #40453444
I'm surprised that an executive or lawyer didn't realise the reputational damage adding these clauses would eventually cause the leadership team. Were they really stupid enough to …
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Comment #39205695
If I can sit down at any table in my house and get a multi-monitor setup without needing to buy multiple 4K screens then it'll win me over. However, in practice, I do not think the…
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Comment #39158118
These aren't "the rules of capitalism" they are just maximally self-interested hubristic behaviours by companies with monopolies. Capitalism doesn't have rules; states have rules. …
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Comment #38952704
I don't want my family to know I spent 3 hours chatting about the Holy Roman Empire.
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Comment #38951141
This is probably correct but I'd prefer that family don't read the conversations I've had, as even if I'm not saying anything too private, it feels too intrusive (it'd be a bit lik…
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Comment #38917600
I did land a job making applications for an HFT firm and while I don't think that being able to implement data structures or write my own algorithms is necessarily what will allow …
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Comment #38915586
I'm the OP (of this thread). The main issue caused by the industry-wide hiring freezes wasn't necessarily income but work/team quality. I've been in the top-10% of incomes in my co…
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Comment #38915511
You are right in theory. But instead of trying to predict the future I'm trying to be descriptive about what has changed so far (very little) and why (mostly advertisers + debt dri…
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Comment #38915342
I think this is very unfair. In the few months that I was looking, I put in more than 300 hours of study. It wasn't superficial and I didn't attempt to memorize anything — I wanted…
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Comment #38913881
Features are both being added and removed. Actually, the main difference is that more feature are being added than were before, but this is being done in a more haphazard way. Some…
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Comment #38913183
These issues are caused by (1) the buy-out by Elon Musk involving a large amount of debt, and (2) Elon Musk annoying "woke" advertisers who have subsequently deserted the platform.…
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Comment #38912287
Honestly, I could feel it. In 2023, I practiced ~200 leetcode problems and learned how to create an LLM but I felt like I was the least employable I'd ever been. It was very diffic…
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Comment #38848857
I don't think you disagree with me. For larger projects, like infrastructure projects, very detailed designs are used and contracts that disallow substitutions or alterations to th…
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Comment #38848801
I agree that it would be fatalistic to not try to improve the situation using technology, I'm just trying to explain what happens as you try to do so with more planning.
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Comment #38841124
This is a negative outcome of the Town and Country Planning Act. We've mandated by law that all planning is done upfront and due to the possibility of construction fraud provide de…
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Comment #38840779
The design and planning process for UK infrastructure is already notoriously expensive and we already do significantly more "planning" than we used to do 100 years ago (when we wer…
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Comment #38840698
It's very difficult to make thousands of up-front planning decisions perfectly. It'd be even more costly to try to perfect every aspect upfront within the planning stage and it'd b…
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Comment #38840654
Interesting that some of the stickers contain significant white elements. Is the material used less likely to mark? Actually, I'm not sure that these are stickers. Maybe it's paint…