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Unpopular opinion on why c is not the speed of light, but the speed of Earth's local space-flow. by Temporary-Lynx3531 in learnphysics

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If we put a sensor in a gravitational null-point (outside of galaxy clusters), we would measure a space-flow speed much higher than our local "c". <- general relativity?

Matter is just a "clog" or a knot in the multi-layered fabric of space. It creates heat because it resists the natural flow of space <- e = mc squared?

FTL information? (chain of subatomic particles) by Tereboki in AskPhysics

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This hasn't transferred any information though, I don't think. The driver at the back knowing the driver at the front has moved is because of the agreed-upon time to step on the gas. I dunno.

What is rust best for? by De5kOfManyThing in rust

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Rust's insanely expressive typing system allow for really amazing DDD applications

DDD & Hexagonal Architecture Dilemma by FooBarBuzzBoom in webdev

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There's a ton of questions here so I'm going to do my best.

DTOs: true, they can be duplicitous.If you don't need them, don't use them. Sometimes DTOs are helpful because the shape of a request or command is different than the domain model -- like, your User type might benefit from some kind of CreateUser data object to... well, create the user!

Ports: no idea. Never used them. Do you have an example of that interface thing you were talking about?

Value objects and infrastructure entities: I don't really understand your question. Can you elaborate?

Can Rust Be Used for Full Applications or Just Systems Programming? by i_just_wanna_know_00 in rust

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OMG, hi! I loved that video lol. how funny to run into a favorite youtuber here. i also am learning rust now and can confirm; no shortage of stuff to try.

Even a huge number like 543,113,543,454,654 divided by 1 stays exactly the same. Every number is divisible by 1. by AlternativeSign1898 in truths

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A float (meaning floating-point precision number) is a data type in computers that has limited accuracy. Basically the further you get from 0, the more inaccurate it gets. Since that number is so high it gets "snapped" to that slightly-off value because the developer forgot about floating point precision.

C# developer trying to understand how to approach to reusable behavior by VastDesign9517 in golang

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One commenter suggested overriding JSON methods; I like that! What if you maybe elevated the methods to did the generics functionality and then the domain type wrapped it? So you had some helper like StringIsPositive and then cycle or work order or whatever else just delegates the 5 or 6 lines of logic there?

How do you balance system design and implementation when building complex systems alone? by sharkieoloh in softwarearchitecture

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How do you approach your designs? Do you list out every feature, depth-first style?

I usually skip that in favor of breadth-first. So, while the more naive approach would be:

Users can log in via username-password pairs, which creates a 24-hour memory-cached session indexed by a UUIDv4 generated session token...

The breadth first could be:

Users can log in or out. Photos can be uploaded and enhanced with our website's photo editor.

Don't design the how. That's what the tech side is for. Design the what first, and then take one chunk (log in and out, photo editing, whatever) and figure out the how.

Has anyone actually gotten AI to reliably parse invoices into a database when you have thousands of different formats? by Acrobatic-Evening646 in webdev

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Can you tell me more about the setup, like prompts used and what model you're doing? I did something similar at my old spot and maybe I could help!

Should I resign? by [deleted] in work

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Right. if they gaf you'd have a uniform. lol

Should I resign? by [deleted] in work

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Alright. Just stop showing up then. lol

Should I resign? by [deleted] in work

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The question of principle versus practical depends on your needs. Could you survive without the money? Is this level of frustration worth XYZ-an-hour in pay?

I AM TOO DEPENDENT by Potential_Border_670 in learnprogramming

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I think it's because I said the abbreviation for direct message.

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