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DanielVZ
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Same here, but I required VISA sponsorship (or Canada's equivalent) and received the "had roles filled" before the first interview. I thought that they had prioritized people that didn't need sponsorship. The strange th
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Yet we do manage to wire the internet accross oceans and continents.
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Sample size of 1 here too. My dad started drinking MMS (Miracle Mineral Solution) , which is a solution you dilute in water to create a compound that cleans the body or something. He started feeling better, no more headaches, better humour,
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The screenshot doesn't load on mobile. Maybe GP couldn't see it as me.
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The crazy part i think is that this is the only profession where there's a high possibility of sucess for self taughts. I'm a 3YOE self taught SWE and I'm earning double the ammount a new grad doctor earns in my country only
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For the infra side of things you have hashicorp terraform, which will manage state of your infra and can also manage the state of your workloads. For the workload side of things you have hashicorp nomad. Which is basically a stripped down v
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Yeah, extractors/compressors are so bad i ended up hacking my own interface over the common utilities in python (i called it tzar because it's tar, zip, anything really).
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Yeah, that's him.
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I like the idea of comparing the relatively new world organizations with other forms of organization. I do notice some predisposition from the author towards a certain narrative, as he begins by calling these organizations World Government.
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This reminds me a lot of a video of a retired man that uses his new free time moving large objects just by leveraging gravity. I can't find it right now but I think that there's a potential there for new ways movement just like t
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> This finding supports the authors' original hypothesis. Corrosion on the surface of the glass (due to the hot and caustic water circulating through it) plays a key role, since this releases silicon-dioxide molecules into the solut
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Yeah, that's a fair point. It's hard to evaluate such a decision without being in the spot. The only way I see of resisting such tempation would be to be fulfilled with working on your vision and have substantial amounts of money.
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Wasn't the same true 20-30 years ago? I feel like you can just choose not to sell or IPO, right?
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A counter intuitive one was changing from a dual monitor setup to a single, slightly bigger monitor. I think it's because it discourages unnecessary multitasking at least for me.
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Yeah that speaks a lot about individualism in the US. They make streets way more dangerous for everyone else. If everyone drove small cars it would be safer overall for everyone.
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Linters can help a ton with stuff like this, I think pylint warns against this footgun. Also is there a reason for not using the shorter: var = var or [] Instead of: var = [] if var is None else var
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Yeah I read it. Thats why I said that bit about infinite economic growth. I felt that by saying that exponential heat growth is probably sigmoid I was somehow validating the notion of infinite growth, which I think sometime in an unforeseea
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Yeah that was for sure not the case for 3 m5.large master nodes and several r4.2xlarge nodes. The update was instant, what wasn't instant was the wait for the update. IDK if it was the maintenance window (which was set up for a weeken
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I'd take that statement with a grain of salt. If there's something that COVID has taught me is that in reality exponential curves almost always turn into sigmoids wherever there are limiting factors. The key here is where the curv
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We are doing the transition and everything is just so smooth. Adding new nodes is easy and fast. There's an actually good and consistent UI. Last time we tried to upgrade our cluster version on AWS we ended up waiting for weeks until i
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There's so much on top of lucene that I'd say both
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Yes absolutely. He's overcoming his trust issues with strangers and I'd say he's pretty happy with us. The before/after difference is huge and I'm so lucky to have him.
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Thats for all the info! Luckily he is getting a lot better. We avoid aproaching him with stick-like things in order to not startle him, so the last time I saw him piss himself was about 7 months ago. The only thing that hasn't improved
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Many pet owners have seen this behaviour, and what I find note worthy too is that that trauma can be easily detected when the animal doesn't react according to intention. Anecdotically, I adopted a mistreated dog this year. He's a
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It's about having everything available either in front of you (tiled in the current workspace) or in a single keystroke (to move to the desired workspace). I like it a lot, especially in comparison to what I see my coworkers doing: mov
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You can publish on any store, it's just that you need help with porting your game because the engine can't do so due to ~the licence~ idk. There are several companies that do this. Even the Sonic Colors uses a modified version of
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I'm pretty sure some schools are made to overload students. We showed up at 8am, had 5 80min long classes with 15 minutes in between with an hour long lunch, to go back home at 5 pm and do homework and study at least two hours a day. T
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> Great, but we're talking about server software so the first thing any project is going to do is enable all of that. And it's not like you can trust this on the server, you'd still need to sandbox to process if you truly
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> For example, early in ancient empires, many rose in status via winning military battles, or perhaps by building new trading regimes. But later in such empires, status was counted more in terms of your connections to other statusful peo
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Someone on reddit shared these bash scripts that do almost everything my tool does. https://www.reddit.com/r/commandline/comments/p5ibiz/i_keep_...
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