RonnieOwnsLexus
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i dont get it. I if am taking a dependency on database or another class and i mock it using its interface, what is the harm in it?
Essentially i have tested that given my dependencies working correctly my class would also work as expected.
When will it come for windows ?
you can add 1 more type which is quite popular in Indian Subcontinent. Panner
please explain this reference for non US/western hemisphere folks.
Am I reading the new users graph correctly ?
Hackernews got 64K new users in 2023?
What is the DAU/MAU If anyone knows
or you would leave one of them.
why am i not able to cause a meltdown
Posted by
RonnieOwnsLexus on Wednesday July 26, 2023 @03:58AM
from the lesswrong.com dept.
so essentially if i have a VM, i can just install the apps i require and then use them for my business. This sounds great but then I need to make sure i am monitoring and debugging it if something breaks ?
Also how does sandstorm makes money then ?
How do I see syllabus or contents for these courses?
I think this is standard corporate speak. Even in office my colleagues give long prose for just yes or no.
another leetcode problem in making?
Does this mean models larger then ChatGpt would still be better for the same data size as long as someone is ready to pay?
At what limit does it stop getting better?
a design decision would come from collaboration, sure you can get 1st draft ready in 10-15 mins then re iterate it 1 or 2 times to see all of its pro's and cons are visible to you but then you would need all stakeholder's time to get it through
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RonnieOwnsLexus on Tuesday March 14, 2023 @12:42PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Almost all of greenfield projects that I see in my team are using nosql.
The senior developers and architects I interact with often making a case that the simplicity of no schema and the lack of complexity in designing a relation schema. Even when the tradeoff are called out (lack of complex joins and more cost).So I am curious if that is the slowly becoming the industry norm or now?Is anyone...
I am curious to know how python is transpired in to JavaScript for tricky cases involving promises/async await
Since python usage is quite different from javascript and for promises it doesnt even exists.
actually, as per the docs the framework is converting python code to Javascript. So you would need to JS skills to debug.
Most of the problems in web front have been solved in JS (think CSS styles, state management)
re-writting it in python would be pain, especially when everything compiles to js
But wont it be that in real life no one would want to run a voice command which consumes lot of CPU and battery as opposed to making a network call to a service which has this model hosted ?
Agreed that this can always be improved and hardware can get more efficient and better to but at the end of the day, would it ever be better then an API call ?
I am sorry but i tried googling and binging which code editor supports 120fps.
I also asked bing ai and it said it is not aware.
Could you please point me here as to what I am missing ?
Nobody is calling me out on the merits of point. They are just okay as long as it doesn't back fire them. In this case, the seniors are okay as long as they are not questioned on the estimates.
The team has a culture of not snitching on managers. So till now no one (including me) has pointed to manager that there is an issue. I don't think if any one called out then he would care also.
Posted by
RonnieOwnsLexus on Thursday March 09, 2023 @08:14AM
from the ask-hn dept.
My team member does the bare minimum as part of the task. It is a pain to review their code. You would point out 100 of syntax errors and pitfalls and they would make the same mistake again in next pull request.What is worst is that they would push back against you. They are fine with duplicate code or less maintainable code or design which will not scale as long as it gets the task done.I keep...
Why do we need a code editor with 120FPS support ?
Where can i find the google one equivalent of this document ?
I tried googling it and seeing the google one privacy but could not find out.