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ryan-duve

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    They're all set for the day. I probably wouldn't do it if I had to log in every hour.

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    Comment #47117165

    My work ritual every morning: 1. Power on laptop (it is powered off every day at 5 PM). 2. Log into VPN. 3. Log into Okta. 4. Log into AWS accounts, one per container (about 7 or 8…

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    Comment #44349545

    I only spent a minute on the trainer, but my recommendation is to change the user experience from "type M 5 times in a row" to something like "get to the target with a single keyst…

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    Comment #44342015

    Good news: no p-value threshold needs to be passed to switch from one UI layout to another. As long as they all cost the same amount of money to host/maintain/whatever, the point e…

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    Comment #44214210

    I wonder if the author would have thought Pandas feels less clunky if they knew about `.eval`? import pandas as pd purchases = pd.read_csv("purchases.csv") ( purchases.loc[ lambda …

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    Comment #43813417

    > The current 9-series configuration, which will end with 9ZZZ999, is projected to end sometime in 2026... The next generation of license plates will flip that structure on its hea…

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    Comment #43789764

    When I click "Join the waitlist" on Firefox I see an empty beige box on an otherwise blank page.

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    Comment #43617894

    What "very simple columnar format" did you switch to?

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    Comment #43616698

    For the curious, from the link above: > log, plank, stick, crafting table, wooden pickaxe, cobblestone, stone pickaxe, iron ore, furnace, iron ingot, iron pickaxe and diamond

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    Comment #43595076

    Could you share an example of a workflow using the built in feature to run tests in Vim?

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    Comment #43504291

    TL;DR, YAGNI I had a former boss who strongly pushed my team to use the repository pattern for a microservice. The team wanted to try it out since it was new to us and, like the ot…

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    Comment #43504247

    > And don't even get me started with dependency injection in Python. Could I get you started? Or could you point me to a place to get myself started? I primarily code in Python and…

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    Comment #43430036

    I've only used Elixir/Phoenix as the backend with Elm as the frontend. If you're familiar with that, can you TL;DR what Phoenix Liveview does differently than a Phoenix/Elm/GraphQL…

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    Comment #43024655

    Does using SSH this way solves the Ctrl-Y problem in AWS Session Manager, which kills the session?

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    Comment #42973365

    When I click the coin I see an animation of 7-8 blurry coins spinning. Further clicking seems to have no effect. Is something else supposed to happen?

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    Comment #42911155

    My startup got acquired last year so I haven't interviewed anyone in a while, but my technical interview has always been: - share your screen - download/open the coding challenge -…

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    Comment #42771369

    I always read these articles that have lists of commands in Vim because I always learn a new one. > Have you ever used U after dd? Don't even try. I never know about `U` before now…

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    Comment #42752467

    I strongly recommend Elements of Physics by Millikan and Gale for anyone who wants to learn pre-quantum physics this way.

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    Comment #42748056

    Site feedback: when I drag "Popular sources" into the field, I see the options "YouTube" and "HackerNews". But when I click either I just see a blank modal. I'm using Firefox 135.

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    Comment #42691195

    This can be addressed with some variant of random.seed(hash(user_id)) I think the bigger problem is handling the fact that not all users click through the same number of times.

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    > A lot of sites don't have enough traffic to get statistical significance with this in a reasonable amount of time What's nice about AB testing is the decision can be made on poin…

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    Comment #42691069

    How do you handle different users having different numbers of trials when calculating the "click through rate" described in the article?

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    Comment #42555833

    Do you have a link you can share that demonstrates the details of this approach?