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Every month is a month of tier lists

Maybe it relates to the great auta the great mages have.

Let's assume you have a free control of magic, but only in the range your aura is reaching. If this is the case, Fren is as powerful as the others, maybe just lack the experience to unleash it.

Are there any regional limitations?

Gentoo is great for beginners...

You need to have different definition of beginner

I'm having a django application running as a monolith on a single lambda using zappa It is running for more than 5 years and I'm really satisfied

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diospyros_kaki also known as persimmon

r/lego

Both!

They are different stories altogether

Running calc.exe

Thanks!

This is such an old question, that ubuntu have a built-in snipping tool since 22.04

I'm guessing the helm is another metaphor.

I'll let myself some freedom to speculate that it is both a cover and a shield, therefor it can tell us about the role of our dreams in our life.

I can't remember if the sigils got any meaninful reference, rather than a representation for the endless persona. The helm is not such a big item in Morpheus day to day, and I would expect the Ruby or the Sac of Sand to be more representative (he use the helm only to encounter the extremely powerful figures in the universe)

That was the test. You're the first to pass 😀

While it sound ridiculous, or even attempt to failed the candidates. Those tests are quite the opposite. As a hiring manager, your first goal is to end the hiring process as fast as possible, not to show the candidates they are stupid.

The pen and paper approach, at least in my experience, is to say syntax is not important here, and we are on the realm of pseudo code and we are talking on task building and the ability to reason about your work.

Having AI in this process will be harder for 2 reasons: 1. You are missing the design step, all the decision making is done by the AI. 2. Debugging AI is much harder than writing your own code

My agents' main file is the soul, as I need them to be predictable in front of the people while they are presenting me.

Not all agent written equally

From my understanding, It was an extreme outline of the IDF. Having the media condemn it in Israel as well the rest of the world, it hard to believe it will happen again anytime soon (hopefully ever)

I don't think the question is dumb at all.

I agree with most of your claims, but I'm quite sure we will need to address the blind spots between the LLM which wrote the code and the one which will have to debug it.

Since the LLM are (currently) not able to follow a logic, and many times have hard time to understand nuances, I believe the responsible human will need to jump into a mess of code in order to bring back failing services (unless current procedures and patterns will preserved)

In general, while Neil wrote the story, there are many-many artists which contributed to the graphics.

There are plenty of designs and styles over the issues, each has is own upsides and downsides.

I want to believe Neil choose the artists to match the plot.

I have django application (drf) running on AWS lambda. It was an awesome choice and I'm very happy with the framework.

I do find myself with DB performance issues, and most of my sentry errors re either slow DB operations or N+1 queries. Performance issue in the ORM or new model are never intuitive and usually appears only when table grows beyond some threshold.

Other pain I had is default id field type. Some of my tables went beyond the int maximum value, causing big downtime and firefighting.

Last issue I'm facing, which is not the production side, is large number of migrations (around 350-400), which make my tests long-ish. Running single test can take 30 seconds which is annoying.

With docker you can avoid the size limit. It is really easy and convenient and I'm using it on production system for few years by now.

I'm using zappa as a framework for updating my lambda

Just use light-years, and the difference will be negligible

You can always use ctrl+u to see the source code

Can it be that your data is actually nested, but you need easy access to internal members?

In this case, property is your friend

Mere centuries...

Not every task is easy to "program", and many tasks need to be adjusted for one way or another.

The solving problem skill is used to define correctly the gap between code and reality, and make sure the solution is both valid and robust.

ChatGPT is a good tutor for such questions.

As a long-time BE developer, I would check one or more of the following: 1. Async (e.g. websocket, event loop) 2. Different API approach (REST is not the nly option) 3. Concurrency (threads, processes, distributed, etc.) 4. Performance 5. Databases

Etc, etc....

Hadn't finished the show yet, but in the comics, you do have empathy for her.

The one I don't like is Thessaly, who was 100 percent heartless and selfish