Dave3of5

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by Dave3of5 4y ago
Not just Game Boy but much much more: https://www.analogue.co/pocket
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
If you are working for a company doing SCRUM then you will only just work on stories. That's it. If you want anything else from your programming career then you'll need to do it yourself.
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
How do these people stay out of the constant meetings per day. Sitting with a "glass of wine" whilst working would get me fired also. It must be a fairly liberal job, maybe a freelancer with rigidly defined scope or self employed.
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
All pricing in AWS is usage based and you'll find it's your usage that is variable. An example of this is s3 storage. You tend to find your storage cost will increase over time as you put more stuff into s3. S3 also charges per ap
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
Question for all those who are pro Copilot in this argument and are claiming fair use. Do these same rules apply if I manually copy someone elses copyrighted code into my codebase ?
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
> How responsible should Microsoft be for someone's badly licensed code on their platform? That's actually a very real problem that mega money has been spent on. The same legal problem appears on sites like YouTube around fair
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
That's rather personal but it is non zero. It's clear to me you've made up your mind and you feel that spending the money is a waste for something that's so low risk so I don't see any point in continuing this conve
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
Nope ...
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
> Insurance would probably pay them out nicely I wouldn't have bet any money on that. The dude was unwilling to pay £1100 for a life saving device what makes you think he would buy insurance that would pay upon employee death. I kno
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
The lifespan is 10-15 years depending on the model. Most people were at moderate risk, unfit, drinking alcohol, poor exercise, high stress job ...etc. For moderate risk 10-15% is the stat over a 5 year period. Most where moderate a few, 2 I
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
The individual likelihood is not <1%. It's probably more like 10-15% per person. some would be low some much higher. But I wasn't the only employee there there was around 12 employees in that office. There were several who were
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
> I was recently taught in first aid class that the survival rate of an out-of-hospital heart attack is about 10-12%. In my first aid course we were taught that the speed in which an AED is applied is the main contributing factor. Giving
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
Nice strawman. I never said you can't operate more efficiently. Every service on AWS charges egress fees that's my comment. There are other cloud operators that do not. I can safely run some static compute / storage / ne
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
Eek what a hot take. He's talking about the pricing model not the way to operate it. AWS bills for egress data. You can't operate it in any different way to stop that.
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
> If you are paying any bill for ads, make sure you only pay for conversions Others have already pointed out that this is actually impossible. The big ad platforms charge on impressions you can setup any targeting you want but they charg
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
For big companies (like microsoft) software is ultimately controlled by the product teams. They prioritise the work that is to be done not the dev teams. Think of SCRUM for example the priority of the backlog is PO's responsibility not
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
Do you mean HTML/CSS/JS ? If so that's a very very difficult task to do.
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
Eek I'm going to go against the grain here a little. That site is useful when you already know what you are looking for. For someone who's just browsing for something interesting to buy it's terrible. Obviously it's been
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
Looks interesting, what makes this different from using a Google Sheet ?
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
Yes you are correct there are many rules I can't list them all here. The point is they are fixed rules and one is transaction amount. > Very large number of transactions on personal accounts is also one of those rules. Yes I suspect
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
> I don’t see how splitting to 1000 transactions and sending money to yourself helps with money laundering or undercover money sending Banks rely on a fixed set of rules to trigger an investigation for money laundering. One of these rule
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
> To be honest, I don't think money laundering is real, or significant. Heard it all now time for me to get off this site I think.
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
Ah yes the old BAI format which is totally not a CSV file with a bunch of insane rules that differ per bank and are passed around via sftp server that are on the internet. I'm glad I quit that job. The only problem is when I tell peopl
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
Reads like a lot of Uni material. We actually had a course at our Uni to stop us writing in this style. The Professors had become sick of reading white papers that said something straight forward in this strange Academic language. I'd
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
Eek what a hot take. This sounds particularly like a US centric view of the education system. In Scotland we were taught a lot of the things you have mentioned although: * fundamental electric and plumbing know-how I disagree, these two thi
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
> currently storing only slightly more than Belgium for example Your site is confusing and actually lists UK as 100% full (which it's not) which is the highest in the list.
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
Has this actually happened due to the pandemic? I don't believe there was any mothballing of power plants in the UK during the pandemic.
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
> but if there's no fuel or staff, it's going to be idle That would indicate that there is a gas shortage in the UK right now which isn't true. In terms of staff the daily operations of a plant only requires a handful of p
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by Dave3of5 4y ago
> Power generators that had been shut down could not ramp up in time to meet renewed demand Not disputing this but can someone give a source on what power generators in the UK where shutdown during the pandemic and could not ramp back up

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