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by Breza 4y ago
Out of a 40-year career, how much time do you think a woman needs to physically be absent from her job due to pregnancy and breastfeeding?
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by Breza 4y ago
Congratulations to you as well! I have a two year old and I had the same realization when I was on paternity leave. You just said it better than I've been able to.
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by Breza 4y ago
Well said. I'm aware of one large-scale randomized control trial of breastfeeding. It found a slight reduction in ear infections and other infections early in life, and no change in IQ in the teenage years. So yes, breastfeeding has be
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by Breza 4y ago
Thank you for this comment. I have a two year old daughter and a less demanding job than my wife. That might switch in the future. I love to be able to spend so much time with my little girl. The idea that my wife should somehow be doing mo
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by Breza 4y ago
I read it last year and I felt like I was actually on a whaling voyage. You have periods of boredom, people telling stories, other people spouting off about their philosophical ideas (God loves whalers!), and then sudden bouts of intense ac
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by Breza 4y ago
I think there will be more competition for specific types of cloud needs. AWS, GCP, and Azure offer every service you could ever need in one place. At the other extreme, you can pay a colo facility to rack the servers you own. I think the i
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by Breza 4y ago
Well said! It's amazing how much power you can get in a $10,000 server. If you have a simple stack and consistent demand, self hosting makes a ton of sense.
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by Breza 4y ago
Agreed. Managing servers isn't easy, but it's also not going to get you a quarter million bucks a year.
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by Breza 4y ago
Great idea!
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by Breza 4y ago
Until I saw this site, I had no idea how much detail was written in scripts.
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by Breza 4y ago
Removing content quickly after being asked is a good way to avoid a lawsuit.
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by Breza 4y ago
1040s are much simpler than other taxes. Let's look at sales tax. Imagine you stop by my corner store and pick up a can of Coke, a bottle of beer, a pack of tampons, and a pair of gloves. The respective tax rates will be 8%, 10.25%, 0%
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by Breza 4y ago
Agreed. I live in Washington DC. Generally, our tax code tries to push more of the burden on to tourists and less on average residents, with business interests falling somewhere in the middle. How we do that gets really complicated.
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by Breza 4y ago
I'm currently studying for the PMP exam, which has made me realize just how far the promise of Agile is from how most people implement it.
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by Breza 4y ago
I agree with you. Fields like graph theory and set theory are fun once you wrap your head around the symbols, but I remember having a lot of trouble with both as a teenager.
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by Breza 4y ago
Oh wow, I haven't thought about Dogpile in years. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
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by Breza 4y ago
An excellent book. It's a terrific example of how to think about problem solving.
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by Breza 4y ago
That's a great description. If you have a solid understanding of high school math and are willing to put in the effort, this is a book that will reward you.
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by Breza 4y ago
I 100% agree with you. I struggled with math through school. I remember wondering what the heck the point of matrices was when I was first learning about them in 10th grade. I got to grad school and I had a professor who explained everythi
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by Breza 4y ago
Absolutely amazing work!
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by Breza 4y ago
It uses the KJV. My go-to translation is the NIV, but the KJV is the most historic and has some of the most colorful language. I am curious how some of the images would look if you used The Message.
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by Breza 4y ago
I'm working on a project to study Reddit data to see how many users have unique footprints. I'm only looking at the subreddits where people participate. If you participate in at least five subs, you're probably the only perso
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by Breza 4y ago
None of it is truly decentralized. Most Bitcoin mining comes from three corporations. You could replicate the whole network by setting up a cross-cloud system that's balanced between AWS, Azure, and GCP.
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by Breza 4y ago
Lately I've really gotten into reading Dover math books. They're written with such a love of the underlying topic without much concern for practical applications (most predate modern computers). For example, I read a book about gr
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by Breza 4y ago
Some contractors record a lot more detail than their contract requires. I've worked on government contracts. One workplace had a timekeeping system for DOD and a separate one for the corporate overlord. The latter was much more detaile
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by Breza 4y ago
I share this question, fellow DMV residents.
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by Breza 4y ago
I had a Dell Precision laptop and a super long subway commute. Apparently the beast wasn't designed for use under those conditions and parts started failing. They replaced whatever it took to get it working again. I was so sad when the
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by Breza 4y ago
I run the data science department in a corporation. The best thing I've done is banishing Excel from our reporting workflow and replacing it with various types of automated reporting. Stuff like that is what you should cut, not somethi
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by Breza 4y ago
Why would this require a blockchain?
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by Breza 4y ago
I wonder if ICBMs will ultimately be a use case. I'm no fan of nuclear weapons, but the governments of the world are willing to throw money at them and weapons are generally easier to harden against g forces than an undergrad cubesat.

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