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Just ran into googletest's EXPECT_DEATH macro; very mood
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:jfc i try to be helpful and not just reply with "have you tried reading the loving notes/googling it?" when talking to the offshore team in the hope that someone might learn soemthing but god drat is it hard sometimes. The way it works is: If I Google the solution, implement the solution, and the solution fucks up: I'm in the wrong. If I ask main office for solution, implement the solution, and the solution fucks up: not my fault. It was never about software development they were playing some 4D chess poo poo all the time. It is imperative to never be wrong, even at the cost of doing right.
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Jun 24, 2020 03:53
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floatman posted:The way it works is: which is exactly the game you have to play as the lowest bidder. pay more and grant some autonomy and maybe you'll see different results
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god drat it i hate #region so much
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jesus WEP posted:god drat it i hate #region so much why? (not saying I disagree)
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pokeyman posted:why?
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ah yeah, I don't get much from folding. sometimes I like to group related bits together though
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I'm doing a thing as part of a larger project to convert an alteryx workflow into a script with python/pandas Taking my first look, this entire block is in order to convert some dates from strings to datetime objects 
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The Fool posted:I'm doing a thing as part of a larger project to convert an alteryx workflow into a script with python/pandas
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Jun 24, 2020 23:36
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Just wanted to say that if this site implodes I'll miss this thread the most. It was a huge part of me going from depressed grad student to successful computer toucher. Thanks for posting everyone!
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VikingofRock posted:Just wanted to say that if this site implodes I'll miss this thread the most. It was a huge part of me going from depressed grad student to successful computer toucher. Thanks for posting everyone! literally same
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Jun 25, 2020 00:32
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gonadic io posted:literally same
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Jun 25, 2020 00:34
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gonadic io posted:literally same
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Jun 25, 2020 00:49
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gonadic io posted:literally same
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Jun 25, 2020 01:03
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I'll miss yospos in general as it's the only place I've found online that has the right mix of cynicism, disdain and respect for IT
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Jun 25, 2020 02:00
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here’s hoping a real solution is reached, but if this is the end i really have appreciated lurking here and learning to be slightly less bad
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Jun 25, 2020 03:28
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fyi there's a public "hangops" slack thats mostly devops people but it has a fairly similar tone
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Jun 25, 2020 05:31
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theres breadnroses.net
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Jun 25, 2020 05:33
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shut the gently caress up about bnr
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Jun 25, 2020 05:38
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Progressive JPEG posted:fyi there's a public "hangops" slack thats mostly devops people but it has a fairly similar tone hang ops is good
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abigserve posted:I'll miss yospos in general as it's the only place I've found online that has the right mix of cynicism, disdain and respect for IT  Engaging in places that uncritically swallow the current tech PR thing is infuriating.
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FalseNegative posted:For my toy projects I've been using Phoenix LiveView. The last project was minesweeper and it was a joy compared to my old stack of php/angular. I did something similar with django and something called "pjax" back in the day
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Jun 25, 2020 07:25
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The Fool posted:hang ops is good slack is no forum replacement though 
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Xarn posted:
or people responding unironically to medium.com "think pieces" by "thought leaders"
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Jun 25, 2020 08:34
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Sagacity posted:every time I see something that is potentially interesting somewhere like hackernews the comments are invariably 95% how the site's scrolling is handled by javascript and clearly should be rewritten lol you are part of the problem jesus christ if the scrolling is handled by javascript your site is broken; i don't care whether you rewrite it. your poo poo is broken, fix it. Sagacity posted:or people responding unironically to medium.com "think pieces" by "thought leaders" uhh i think you may have missed why hacker news exists, at all. promoting bullshit from thought leaders, or nonsensical ill-conceived responses to same, are the core content on the aggregator it's the only way the dweebs at ycombinator can jerk themselves off at night without thinking about venture capital
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Jun 25, 2020 08:42
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:if the scrolling is handled by javascript your site is broken; i don't care whether you rewrite it. your poo poo is broken, fix it. like, sure, janky scrolling sucks but if the article is about some scientific breakthrough maybe just focus on that? see also: any application using electron (which also sucks, of course)
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Sagacity posted:hmm i think you have just illustrated my point though, mr bad lol dude i don't even have to respond you fuckin figured this out for yourself
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i browse the web with js disabled by default, today, in the year of our lord, two thousand and twenty you would not believe how fast and good the internet is without js the great thing is that the new fad to improve seo is to render the js templates server side, to reduce the google penalty... so i never have to execute the js at all, ever, client-side. it adds nothing to my experience gently caress all js developers forever, including me, let us all be cast into damnation because what we have done is unclean
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people should just add https://ferd.ca/static/js/adblock-only.js to their websites
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i'm hoping for a sanity check around an elasticsearch indexing strategy we have customers who have jobs that have outputs. jobs can run at any time and have a variable number of outputs with varying sizes depending on the job. what a job does is completely configurable by the customer so there's not much in the way of constraints for the size of these outputs. we're planning to slam those outputs into es so they're searchable. i'm reluctant to index across customers because some are much more active than others and there's a growth factor depending on sales which would mean index growth whenever we signed a new customer or one of our companion products did. i was thinking indexing on time with a few days to a week per index and implement an index lifecycle to shrink the number of shards for a given index by a factor every time a certain number of new indexes are created along with lowering the index priority and ultimately freezing indexes. sorta like a hot-warm-cold setup. ideally we'd also have some sort of alias set up that lets us query on customer_id and job_id as well. the data is replicated from a postgres database so we could just expire indexes older than a month or two and caveat that searching for old job data will take longer. anything crazy about this approach?
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Blinkz0rz posted:we have customers here's your problem
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Jun 28, 2020 03:14
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I fee bad just learning grep stands for Global/REgex/Print. 
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well I just learned that too but idk why I'd feel bad about it
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pokeyman posted:well I just learned that too but idk why I'd feel bad about it
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pokeyman posted:well I just learned that too but idk why I'd feel bad about it
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ratbert90 posted:I fee bad just learning grep stands for Global/REgex/Print. this is an adequate surprise. i figured it stood for some stupid loving suspenderbeard joke
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just use ripgrep imo
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the go evangelist left the company so now i dont have to get good at this crap
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Progressive JPEG posted:just use ripgrep imo well now I feel bad, for not knowing this existed. but the second best time to learn is now!
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