LittlePeter

Then who are the Dutch?

that's 21 years in JavaScript land

arxiv link: https://arxiv.org/abs/nlin/0001042

Those screaming at you to get jabbed and wear a mask are not Karens. Karens are anti-vax and anti-mask, according to my extensive research of memes.

CI/CD runs from a virtual environment. I guess I have to install pre-commit framework into same virtual environment.

Granted, I haven't really looked into it too deeply, so I am a bit embarrassed with my low-effort comment above :-).

Whatever test runs during pre-commit must also run during normal CI/CD run. In case of Python: black formatter.

It must run during normal CI/CD because pre-commit hooks can be skipped.

So now I have two different black calls: in the pre-commit hook and in the CI/CD. And they must be of the same version.

Ad infinitum for all other tests.

This is the reason I don't use pre-commit framework. It leads to "double accounting". I have to sync the pre-commit tests and the CI/CD tests. Or am I missing something? Can the framework run off the venv dir?

Market making on crypto exchanges is difficult because of high fees, small tick sizes, and minuscule spreads. Of course you can get volume discounts, but still.

On which exchanges do you trade and do you rely on volume discounts to make profit?

Online bullshit detector: http://www.blablameter.com/

When ran on the abstract of this article:

Bullshit Index :0.7 This reeks. I bet you're a PR-Expert, Politician, Consultant or Scientist. If there is a message, it's unlikely it will reach anyone.

Who is "they"? Why would they be scared of it? Did you buy more Ethereum after seeing this article? And if you did not see this article you would be still be buying Ethereum, but "less" right?

Relevant xkcd comic: https://xkcd.com/1168/

I have mostly questions...

Are we at the theoretical limit of energy density in current batteries? How much more progress can we make, in theory? Could it be that in 20 years we find drastically better materials for batteries? Materials which would make electrical flight feasible.

Assuming high energy-density batteries are coming, shouldn't you start now with developing electrical airplanes to be one step ahead of competition?

Thank you for all this info! If you had a paid blog, I'd subscribe :-).

It is a terrible name... It takes several scans of a sentence to determine if you refers to me or the search engine...

Then maybe it should have been named "How to work more efficiently" instead of click-baity "The 4-Hour Workweek"?

I am really tired of Bitcoin articles with pictures of physical Bitcoin. It is silly. Let go of the past. Show instead a mining farm or something. It also confuses older people who may read the article then ask their children to buy them one of those physical Bitcoins.

$1 million is not that much, just for the sheer publicity Hindenburg gets. They're going to be quoted in WSJ, Economist, ... This brings new clients...

In the real-world world between almost always implies open boundary. Ask a hundred people to draw a point between two lines. I think none will draw a point on the line. When I enter the programming world, I carry over real-world concepts with me, and this where BETWEEN being closed gets confusing to me. Since I'm not a special snowflake, there must be other people like me who could be confused. Hence why I prefer not to use BETWEEN.

In my opinion BETWEEN should not be used because it is not clear whether the boundaries are open or closed.

See also https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Don%27t_Do_This#Don.27t_use...

> The engineering is top notch.

Do you still think so after reading this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18442941

What does GP stand for?

The aircraft was not "completely uncontrollable".

> Here is an example: 4f67bfc603106cb2. These 16 characters represent 128 bits.

These look like hex digits. 16 hex digits is 8 bytes which is 64 bits. What am I missing?

why would you abbreviate 500000 as 5e5 and not say 500K or 500,000?

Reminds me of the infamous dropbox comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224

I did not like this article.

"Thank you for your understanding" before the person has shown their understanding is manipulative. So is "thank you in advance".

Also I could not care less that you hope I find someone else to do the job. Don't give me those "I hope this email finds you well" etc. It's disgusting.

Why is the chart on page 8 so blurry?

Potential evil use case: scrape the online status of users, get top 5%, figure out where they work, blackmail them threatening to reveal their online history to the boss.

And I hope an Oracle database is part of their recommended solution.

If by more you mean one then I agree: proof of work and proof of stake. The other ones are too fringe.

I am browsing docs at https://docs.doppler.com and I noticed that in all your examples you do not authenticate even though this is needed when interacting with doppler. In most examples the required authentication is not even one extra line of code. Why would you leave that out?

I have an OCD where I want the examples to be complete, sorry for that. Otherwise the service looks interesting.

It seems that the main doppler product is not end-to-end encrypted, is that correct?