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by 101km 9y ago
I think this is called failing upwards. As you allude, an outsider to this cohort crashing into the program should keep expectations in check. Barry Lyndon comes to mind. I wish it was more socially acceptable to have two year gaps in ones
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by 101km 9y ago
People who go on to have an outsized impact on the world don't usually participate in programs that are neither useful to their careers (to the point of being detrimental) nor transformative to their lives. If a Harvard MBA is essentia
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by 101km 9y ago
Very frequently on tinder I've seen profiles where from amongst a set of unremarkable photos the one picture of the users derriere was selected. Whether or not this is a case of overfitting I leave up to you to decide. I did ask a user
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by 101km 9y ago
That's... actually not a bad idea. ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ
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by 101km 9y ago
I have a Macbook and this incredibly tiny Nonda USB-C $10 adapter: https://www.amazon.com/nonda-Adapter-Smallest-Aluminum-Indic... It is much smaller than the Apple dongle and allows you to carry just the Macbook charger an
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by 101km 9y ago
The pool of users is finite.
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by 101km 9y ago
A leaky bucket, no matter how large, will eventually drain.
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by 101km 10y ago
Profitable can also mean $1.
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by 101km 10y ago
This is the correct answer.
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by 101km 10y ago
Gitlab is hosted on Azure and like many startups received six figures worth of free credits to be in the cloud. As the credits run out the architecture reverts to the natural state - architectures tend to be the derivative of organizational
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by 101km 10y ago
Male to female ratios are second order compared to being foreign and relatively monied. You allude to this by using the word 'status'. By the same token you could suggest people go to South East Asia or parts of Latin America and
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by 101km 10y ago
Do I contradict myself? Very well, then I contradict myself, I am large, I contain multitudes.
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by 101km 10y ago
They aren't the only ones. Apple Reports Fourth Quarter Results : http://images.apple.com/newsroom/pdfs/Q4FY16DataSummary.pdf "(Units in thousands, Revenue in millions)" Walmart: http://s
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by 101km 10y ago
Yep, I started writing this out (first in js, but it doesn't map well, python list comprehensions do) but you beat me to it. :) Now great, you can get the weird syntax and unroll it if you squint. Why is it written like this? Isn'
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by 101km 10y ago
> 1{::(('FizzBuzz';'Fizz';'Buzz';":) 1337) Fizz Is equivalent to: > ['FizzBuzz', 'Fizz', 'Buzz', 1337][1] Fizz In a language with less foreign synta
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by 101km 10y ago
sed -e s/foo/bar/ | sponge filename https://joeyh.name/code/moreutils/
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by 101km 10y ago
The overall stewards and interests behind Kubernetes have a greater interest in making it simple to use and administer. It isn't quite there yet but things are improving on that front all the time and will be significantly better for n
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by 101km 10y ago
Nothing to do with hyperkube. PetSets are simply ordinally ordered container collections instead of randomly ordered. The usual concept in Kubernetes is that a container has a name like 'thing-randomsuffix4242'. It is pushing you
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by 101km 10y ago
I've been running a bare vim since I've switched laptops and enjoyed the simplicity. It is time to reintroduce some of the fanciness I used to have configured. I was looking forward to trying out Neovim but meanwhile Vim 8 has com
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by 101km 10y ago
I've played with this, once upon a time it used to be a screensaver - you can run this headless now. The idea to pair up worthy projects (think scientists folding proteins or doing something computationally intensive) with spare cycles