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by 2rsf 7y ago
There are many Y2K deniers, even though people that have actually seen the code says it would have crashed and burned without all the hard work.
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by 2rsf 7y ago
https://www.flir.com/browse/home-amp-outdoor/mobile-accessor...
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by 2rsf 7y ago
My thoughts as well. I've been at Skype when it was still running semi autonomously, when I left we were part of the office organization.
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by 2rsf 7y ago
regressions due to "users are used to" usually goes away after a while, you'll see a temporary dip in the results. If you are convinced it's better for the long tun then what's the point in measuring ?
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by 2rsf 7y ago
how cost effective is your solution ?
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> we know asymptomatic people can be contagious for days Although it is technically correct, this is the least contagious way. AFAIK most sick people were near sick persons for a considerable amount of time. [0] https://www.mh
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> if you can have alarms go out that something is wrong, you have that then why do you need to see that on a graph? Because the trend the lead to the alarm might be important and only visible as a graph, for example when did the queue s
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by 2rsf 7y ago
I agree that inside an atomic, small-ish, teams titles should be meaningless and skipped. But in bigger companies there is actually some use to the title, when you look someone up in another team you want to know who are you talking to in a
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by 2rsf 7y ago
but they have levels, isn't it a different name on the same thing ?
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by 2rsf 7y ago
Define rationally... my country's officials (Sweden) sees it differently than my bosses. International travel is canceled, hand disinfectants everywhere, some key personnel was split between our 2 large offices, WFH was and is still a
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by 2rsf 7y ago
I suppose that as long as he is following government/official organizations recommendations then he should be fine
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by 2rsf 7y ago
Do Swedes even eat that stuff?
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> is better than email You need to define better first, for many a-synchronous tasks or less-time-critical email is superior to Slack
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by 2rsf 7y ago
I guess you live near an IKEA store then. To get to IKEA and buy furniture you'll need to top up your SL card using card. In rural ("rural" meaning an hour commute from Stockholm) you'll find it even harder to get and us
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by 2rsf 7y ago
I'm not sure it is legally true, although I have heard it is in reality
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by 2rsf 7y ago
order an extra credit card, never use it and store it someplace safe
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by 2rsf 7y ago
Since you can choose any school in Sweden, and schools are funded by the local community (communities pay for students going to other communities) they do require a proof of address
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by 2rsf 7y ago
Although bills and coins don't require electricity, running a business offline will not work in many cases, especially if you are bigger than your small grocery shop or local doner kebab
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by 2rsf 7y ago
While this might happen what do you suggest as a way to mitigate the risk ? there a practical limit to how much cash the average person can hold at home.
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by 2rsf 7y ago
your bank balance ? unless you have a digital wallet that stores a balance locally
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> explain why I don't use Vipps please explain. direct bank transfers are still slow (same bank) to unacceptable (different banks) for most payments
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by 2rsf 7y ago
Yes, prepaids and possibly cash
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> them finally employing a mm-wave radar this time is an evidence to them backing off to more "dumb" and sure to work solution as a last line of defence once their fancy imaging/neural algo fails AFAIK from little experie
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> the Tesla stack could be better than Lidar From the systems I've worked with it's usually AND and not OR, you use both a Lidar and a Radar. The Radar images I've seen were quite lousy and are not 100% interference prone.
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by 2rsf 7y ago
Experiences of Test Automation [0] Sample here A collection of real case Studies of Software Test Automation projects. Th ebest part is the summary table that includes the technology, did they succeed or failed, budgets, ROI etc. It's
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by 2rsf 7y ago
I liked your multiplication ! But I think it should be similar to risk calculation, multiply by the "impact" or "damage". A typo might offend a small number of people but have a big publicity impact
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by 2rsf 7y ago
Testers are not supposed to judge priority, that's a business decision (that could be based on technical know-how) and as such should be decided by business people aka PMs
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by 2rsf 7y ago
It depends, mainly on how it affects your ability to do the work and whether you need a special environment. If you suffer from a mental issue that causes you to stay at home more than an average developer, you have a physical disability th
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by 2rsf 7y ago
I remembered something different related to shared medium and CMSA/CD where 1500 ensured fairness, and the minimum of 46 related to propagation time in the longest allowable cable More at: https://networkengineering.stackexc
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> I personally have no reason to negate the existence of aliens or UFOs. I've read a lot of testimonies about encounters and everything, and they mostly add up with one another. The two parts of the sentence doesn't necessarily

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