Oh, so it isn’t about know to solve any leetcode? Good to hear it
Reading the comments here I feel like… I have found my people. I love toying with the esphome and homeassistant.
> ... they would build at startup by processing their whole history of events (that was ridiculously slow for some of them) There is a basic technique to solve this, you snapshot every "nth" event
Once you get married you get used to it :p
+1 for this, code should be layout to express business logic, abstractions that difficult the readability of the business logic are not worth it, it is a distractions. Yeah takes a while for juniors to understand…
I have a reolink E1 hooked to my Homeassistant, the rstp stream seems to crash from time to time. I had never heard of neolink, would it help on this case?
`...If you call model.update(params) in Ruby, then it returns false if it fails and updates model.errors with what went wrong. Mutable state.` This is Rails stuff, not Ruby
I give up on job interviews as soon as I receive a ".docx" with instructions, and I'm taking about "tech" companies
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It seems to be a directional technology, so I'm not sure it would be applicable to RC submarines
Cats took over the internet a few years ago, now they are going after the phones
Geeks gonna geek it
When will people settle on the fact that there is no silver bullet? It's always a matter of trade offs according to the system needs.
I'm pretty on the same page as you.
I still to see something that is not "slammed" here on HN. I read this article the other day that people with "technical background"[1] have this "instinct" to quickly look for "wrongs/fails" to avoid failures, issue…
Good ape
Here: '...some people in the twitter comments talking about this as a security issue...'
But it is Tesla, so people has to make a drama about it
Take a look at useReducer(no 3rd package, part of the React api)
Indeed great reading
- Other peeps careless code - Stubborn juniors
I would say that the "Brazil cost" referred by the economists most probably means bribe.
Interesting, as English is my second language I always thought that the clunk behaviour was due to my accent. But reading this thread seems like it is not, google assistant is clunk
Oh, so it isn’t about know to solve any leetcode? Good to hear it
Reading the comments here I feel like… I have found my people. I love toying with the esphome and homeassistant.
> ... they would build at startup by processing their whole history of events (that was ridiculously slow for some of them) There is a basic technique to solve this, you snapshot every "nth" event
Once you get married you get used to it :p
+1 for this, code should be layout to express business logic, abstractions that difficult the readability of the business logic are not worth it, it is a distractions. Yeah takes a while for juniors to understand…
I have a reolink E1 hooked to my Homeassistant, the rstp stream seems to crash from time to time. I had never heard of neolink, would it help on this case?
`...If you call model.update(params) in Ruby, then it returns false if it fails and updates model.errors with what went wrong. Mutable state.` This is Rails stuff, not Ruby
I give up on job interviews as soon as I receive a ".docx" with instructions, and I'm taking about "tech" companies
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It seems to be a directional technology, so I'm not sure it would be applicable to RC submarines
Cats took over the internet a few years ago, now they are going after the phones
Geeks gonna geek it
When will people settle on the fact that there is no silver bullet? It's always a matter of trade offs according to the system needs.
I'm pretty on the same page as you.
I still to see something that is not "slammed" here on HN. I read this article the other day that people with "technical background"[1] have this "instinct" to quickly look for "wrongs/fails" to avoid failures, issue…
Good ape
Here: '...some people in the twitter comments talking about this as a security issue...'
But it is Tesla, so people has to make a drama about it
Take a look at useReducer(no 3rd package, part of the React api)
Indeed great reading
- Other peeps careless code - Stubborn juniors
I would say that the "Brazil cost" referred by the economists most probably means bribe.
Interesting, as English is my second language I always thought that the clunk behaviour was due to my accent. But reading this thread seems like it is not, google assistant is clunk