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No user record in our sample, but thwd has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
No user record in our sample, but thwd has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
It's a write-only language.
Agreed. Once long (10+ years) ago, google3 may have been peak codebase. Nowadays, not so much. Edit: I guess it also depends at what level of abstraction you work. High: can be easy breezy. Low: oh boy.
Well, I can't speak for you, of course. I also haven't seen that code you reviewed. And I won't try to evangelize you. I'd say, in a nutshell, that Go is readable and reviewable because its grammar consists of the…
Huh? Go has its tradeoffs, some people don't like it and that's fine. But nobody can deny that it is by far one of the most 'readable and reviewable' (the argument in question) mainstream languages.
Merging as a one-keyword feature for all flavors of SQL is almost impossible. It gets hairy when you have columns with composite types. E.g. depending on database, records can be JSON objects, protobufs, structs, or…
Some databases like ArangoDB (https://www.arangodb.com/) allow you to use Javascript instead of SQL. However, using a type-unsafe (read weak typing), turing-complete language introduces the usual problems we know and…
Gravity is infinite at the singularity (the middle of the black hole). Everything gravitates towards that point. Our best understanding is that no information can exist here. Black holes "evaporate" over time -- by…
Go solves 99% of the problem quite nicely. You don't often deref pointers in Go, because of auto-addressing. E.g. there's no arrow operator as in C, the dot derefs when necessary. I would say `v := (p.)` could've been…
I understand and agree but read carefully. The assumption _is_ the (entire) hypothesis. It is not existentially quantified or set in the base-case. It is the entire hypothesis.
> We will show, by induction, that [for all sets] of n horses, every horse in [each] set has the same color. > Now [assume that] for all sets of n horses, every horse in [each] set has the same color. QED. This is just…
That's only if you equate the recruiter to a minimum wage worker and yourself to their customer. There's a superiority bias in that rhetoric. The recruiter is a well-employed tech worker. And you're not their client or…
Personal opinion: Google carefully treads the gray lines of legality and morals/ethics. Facebook leadership, on the other hand, decided a long time ago that they care about legality only. They seem very proud of that…
You have a box with random garbage in it. I have a box with a football in it. We entangle the football and the garbage. You stand far away from me. If you randomly open your box now, you may either see a football or…
"The Bank Behind High-Interest Loan Apps"
Good prose often involves misdirection. Making the reader believe something to be one way, while it was something else all along. Then, in a built up climax, undo the knot in a single pull to blow the reader's mind.…
They're saying that both of those expressions are valid, not equivalent. SELECT count(star) FROM table and SELECT star FROM table Are both valid, not equivalent. Furthermore, listing any kind of set depends on some…
It's much easier! Just call ethereum's `crypto.ToECDSA` [1] with a big-endian encoded 256-bit unsigned integer of interest, e.g. 0x1 or 0x100, as described in the article. Try the resulting private key. [1]…
But why? Why create a tool that does `git status` 10x faster?
HTTP/2 is only necessary if you want to stream, most of gRPC can be implemented over traditional request/response cycles.
Note that trailers have existed since HTTP 1.1.
In the comparison with Ethereum: invoking a smart contract function does not require value transfer beyond gas (transaction cost). Most such calls carry no ether attached, this is how it's supposed to be.
AFAIK Tether is always liquid because the coins are minted on-demand. There is never scarcity. No incentive to provide immediacy.
This! Nobody that uses Tether wants it to be more or less than exactly 1 USD. Its value (its utility, its function) is to equal 1 USD. Anyone placing an order way above or below 1 USD can expect it to never fille and…
Darkpool orders don't show while pending but once filled they show in the historical trades dataset.
It's 'Tensor Processing Unit' as far as I know.