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by C4stor 8y ago
Interesting annoucement, I'd like it better if there was a clear comparison between the current possibilities offered by Jenkins 2.0 and this version of Jenkins. I'm not huge fan of the demo video, since it doesn't really han
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by C4stor 8y ago
If the traffic doesn't go up significanly, the shortest string increase will drop exponentially. Even with only the last 5 years, you can observe it's slowing down, and that's with an hefty amount of traffic increase to back
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by C4stor 9y ago
Honestly, that sounds pretty normal, or at least ok, to me. Auto-generation of code is one of my primary daily tools, and I think it's just right for whole categories of problems. I currently generate a good third of my compiled source
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by C4stor 9y ago
So you say to me rule 2 for effective collaboration is answering those 5 questions : Why is this change necessary? What assumptions is it based on? Were any alternative solutions considered? Why was this solution chosen from among the alter
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by C4stor 9y ago
For me, there's a noticeable process difference : 1. In a pot, I have to get water to a boiling pot, which means periodically checking the water, and this point add salt and rice. Be there exactly (ok, more or less a minute) the good t
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by C4stor 9y ago
> Is there latent demand that may be induced into the legal market once the costs are cheaper? If I could get legal documents reviewed cheap (10-20 bucks ?) and fast for problems (new job contracts for example), I'd happily pay for
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by C4stor 9y ago
In my experience, it's because internet advertising is indeed globally horrible, but advertising on internet is often not about global effects. To give you a perspective, efficient "performance" (the kind which wants you to b
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by C4stor 9y ago
Honestly, shipping to Europe is prohibitive (at least for me) right now. I'd happily pay for a super HD pdf to print at my local print shop !
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by C4stor 9y ago
Someone (not me) is going to create a webservice to buy fake subscribers in the next hours/day, that's a guarantee :D It's not like creating a google account is exactly difficult ! Thank you Youtube for providing new markets
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by C4stor 9y ago
That's simply not true. I left Criteo a handful of years ago and I can easily admit the work conditions were really nice, and the skill level among the team quite high. I can also say there are other companies with comparable perks and
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by C4stor 9y ago
To be fair, a good share (I'd say most ? But data is needed ^^) of advertising is designed to make you prefer a brand over an other once you decided you want a new product. I'm not sure there's really a lot designed to make y
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by C4stor 9y ago
I find it a bit disturbing that you value entertainment on TV as "great" and "state hospitals" and "schools" as crappy. In fact, overall, it seems like you value as "great" everything around you that
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by C4stor 9y ago
From my experience working in adtech industry, you're 100% right.
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by C4stor 9y ago
https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/06/12/strategy-letter-v/ The point of Joel's article is that "Smart companies try to commoditize their products’ complements." For what I understand, Ya
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by C4stor 9y ago
For what I know, basic income is not about allowing people to not work, but instead, push people to work by allowing them to take risks by trying to work in a field they actually want to work. Starting this wood-carving artisanat shop that
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by C4stor 9y ago
You possibly vastly underestimate how important it is for people commiting "perfect" crimes to tell the world it was them. There's a lot of stories about forgers including subtle clues in their forgeries to be able to claim t
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by C4stor 9y ago
I think there was a lot of very poor executions too to be honest, with loading time everywhere unbearably long.
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by C4stor 9y ago
I genuinely fail to see the difference, since our behaviours are the way our (informed or not) decisions are observable ?
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by C4stor 9y ago
I never meant to say you did a bad job (looks like you certainly did a great one !), but just that a month of work typically leaves in the end, for good reasons, more than 3 LOC in "committed" (in the sense of accessible to the co
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by C4stor 9y ago
It's not. On the other end, I'd fully expect someone doing that producing : - 3 lines of fix - A comprehensive documentation of what happened here, how to diagnose it and track it down, and how to avoid it in the future, (ideally
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by C4stor 9y ago
But most persons actually want to be influenced in their behaviours, it's the whole point of researching any subject in the first place. Any decision we make is the result of a lot of stuff influencing our behaviours, and the border be
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by C4stor 9y ago
That's a good point, but I'm a bit more contrasted about hourly rates. It's typically (at least for me and what I observe) increasingly hard to maintain a high hourly rate while making more hours, since it implies getting les
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by C4stor 9y ago
I think that your point of view is both : - totally acceptable :-) - not really answering the OP question ! The way I understand it, the question could be phrased : "What costs are we willing to pay to reduce the collective social cost