This kind of response is rude and unhelpful. This is how they are finding it out. Just googling "X vs Y" invariably gives you worthless SEO spam these days. A forum like HN, where you can hear about the experiences of…
Render's free DB tier isn't really usable when the data gets nuked after 90 days. Really strange decision IMO.
It's also emphasized in the onboarding materials which is probably more impactful than an internal policy page.
Since a good bit before 2014, even. They used to recruit very heavily from MIT (while Palantir was overrepresented at Stanford and Quora at Harvard--all of these reflecting the almae matres of the founders). Note that…
Yes, this is scam prevention 101. Anyone who called you is always unverified. It's hard for me to take seriously a "scam prevention expert" who doesn't seem to know or follow this rule, which by itself is enough to…
On the other hand, I find Svelte's handling of this half-baked, as there's no way to pass scoped classes to a component, only to a HTML element. [1] In fact, I find this so frustrating that I have actually given up on…
This is a classic illustration of the Central Limit Theorem--in fact, the example is even on the Wikipedia page [0]. The distribution tends towards a normal distribution as n increases (though to actually take the limit…
It's not just "authoritarian governments" but rather "governments" in general, unless you consider the EU government to be authoritarian. And circumventing the law has always been the prime use case for crypto since the…
>In React, we render lists by using regular JavaScript idioms like loops, arrays, and array methods like map. However in Solid.js, much like traditional templating languages, we get a construct like <For> that reinvents…
>One more factor in Wordle's popularity that I haven't yet seen commentators identify much. The game's word roster tilts heavily toward words with neutral or cheerful connotations. >So your brain conjures up something…
Yep, these are used extensively at Google (which is where the abseil library came from, and which is famously anti-cpp-exceptions) and they work very well. If I somehow found myself writing a new C++ project I'd…
This kind of response is rude and unhelpful. This is how they are finding it out. Just googling "X vs Y" invariably gives you worthless SEO spam these days. A forum like HN, where you can hear about the experiences of…
Render's free DB tier isn't really usable when the data gets nuked after 90 days. Really strange decision IMO.
It's also emphasized in the onboarding materials which is probably more impactful than an internal policy page.
Since a good bit before 2014, even. They used to recruit very heavily from MIT (while Palantir was overrepresented at Stanford and Quora at Harvard--all of these reflecting the almae matres of the founders). Note that…
Yes, this is scam prevention 101. Anyone who called you is always unverified. It's hard for me to take seriously a "scam prevention expert" who doesn't seem to know or follow this rule, which by itself is enough to…
On the other hand, I find Svelte's handling of this half-baked, as there's no way to pass scoped classes to a component, only to a HTML element. [1] In fact, I find this so frustrating that I have actually given up on…
This is a classic illustration of the Central Limit Theorem--in fact, the example is even on the Wikipedia page [0]. The distribution tends towards a normal distribution as n increases (though to actually take the limit…
It's not just "authoritarian governments" but rather "governments" in general, unless you consider the EU government to be authoritarian. And circumventing the law has always been the prime use case for crypto since the…
>In React, we render lists by using regular JavaScript idioms like loops, arrays, and array methods like map. However in Solid.js, much like traditional templating languages, we get a construct like <For> that reinvents…
>One more factor in Wordle's popularity that I haven't yet seen commentators identify much. The game's word roster tilts heavily toward words with neutral or cheerful connotations. >So your brain conjures up something…
Yep, these are used extensively at Google (which is where the abseil library came from, and which is famously anti-cpp-exceptions) and they work very well. If I somehow found myself writing a new C++ project I'd…