Denzel

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by Denzel 7y ago
You didn’t rebut any of my points. First, can you not buy an electric car and advocate and enact organizational or systematic change? They’re not mutually exclusive. Second, how do dynamic systems composed of many independent, self-direct
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by Denzel 7y ago
His argument distills to: solve it all-at-once, or don’t solve it at all. This is an uninteresting and uninspiring line of thinking that ignores the nature of socially dynamic systems which don’t exist in a world of instantaneous cause-and-
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by Denzel 7y ago
They call this out as a use-case that's supported by Gubernator: Egress limiting – Blasting external SMTP servers with millions of messages is No Bueno.
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by Denzel 7y ago
It makes complete sense. There’s a component of value and a component of bluff for a given hand in front of you. They’re related. Value betting and bluffing aren’t defined by the outcome of a hand — action yet to be completed. Poker is a
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by Denzel 7y ago
How’d you learn to work with these Salesforce technologies? Any specific book recommendations?
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by Denzel 7y ago
Yes, this is fantastic advice. The most effective senior engineers on my team almost always create what’s called a “start doc”. Written at a high level, the doc discusses background context, enumerates possible solutions with a pro/con
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by Denzel 7y ago
What do you mean by software engineering is a trade skill?
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by Denzel 7y ago
How do vehicles in transit at end of quarter affect their Revenue and Cost of Revenue? Are both revenue and cost recognition deferred until Q2, or is just revenue recognition deferred while costs for production are recognized in Q1?
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by Denzel 7y ago
Is Engineering Physics considered lesser than a Physics degree, or are you saying that both an Engineering Physics and a Physics degree seem to lead to nothing? What's the difference?
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by Denzel 8y ago
> Growing up all we did was drive, often times 15 hours, for vacation. Can't imagine stopping every 3 hours for a half hour to charge. This is laughable as someone who grew up comfortably middle class and made 20+ drives between PA
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by Denzel 8y ago
Do you have any more details on “the reasons” for the performance and syntax oddities?
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by Denzel 8y ago
You misunderstand just slightly, and through no fault of your own I might add since SpaceX’s messaging is deliberately murky here. SpaceX has no plans right now to colonize Mars. In fact, they keep saying, “Look! We want other companies or
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by Denzel 8y ago
I agree with you about polarization being a threat. And I'm guessing you've had more time to think about this than I have. Hypothetically: what're some solutions that a monied person could implement to stymie the runaway feed
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by Denzel 8y ago
Here's the deal, you need to use both: (1) a bottom-up Agile, and (2) a top-down estimation approach. You need to do them at different times and for different reasons. The top-down estimation at the start of a project needs to be done
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by Denzel 8y ago
No. Economies aren't even close to matching the concept of a zero-sum game. By definition they don't match the concept of a zero-sum game. Need more information? I suggest you read up on what a production possibility frontier (P
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by Denzel 8y ago
Sure that's less hyperbolic and more reasonable. And I can appreciate how someone can arrive to the conclusion that overpopulation represents a significant problem. Thanks for updating your wording.
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by Denzel 8y ago
Please explain to me how anything you said leads to the conclusion "it's a zero sum game". Literally, nothing of what you said even supports that conclusion. I fear you don't understand what zero sum means or rather you
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by Denzel 8y ago
You're exactly right, a range anchors the minimum. However, there's far more bargaining chips on the table than just competing offers. As a savvy negotiator you have to understand that every little piece of the offer is a bargaini
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by Denzel 8y ago
You sound like you'd make a good project manager. ;)
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by Denzel 8y ago
I like a lot of the information in this article. But after going through a gauntlet of 20+ interview pipelines with 3 offers coming in at the same time and an additional 2 on the way, here's my advice... don't give the first numbe
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by Denzel 8y ago
You're right. The definitions of boundaries between acceptance vs. integration tests is fluid and depends upon the team context. In our team, we define the terms less by tactics and more by intent . It's our belief that you can
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by Denzel 8y ago
How many years of experience do you have? And is there anywhere I can checkout the product or learn more about it? Sounds interesting.
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by Denzel 8y ago
That's sort of what a stock buyback is. Think about it.
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by Denzel 8y ago
> He's been blaming everyone else but himself for every single little mistake Really? I guess you glossed over him personally accepting responsibility for pushing Model X's falcon wing doors even though it was a mistake; and pe
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by Denzel 8y ago
There's a great big world out there. Just because you work in hedge funds doesn't mean you've seen everything. Had a friend high up in Bear Stearns tech department, all the way until the end, that had the exact opposite exper
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by Denzel 8y ago
Quite amazing... why wasn't ULA able to leverage their billions in government subsidies so well?
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by Denzel 8y ago
I appreciate the last part of your comment as a stepdad (we call it being an Immediate Dad) going on 2 years now. I remember the first time they spoke to me negatively about their father... deep inside I wanted to agree or comment on it, bu
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by Denzel 8y ago
Please don't spread unsubstantiated claims. You'll need to provide a source for this claim. This sounds genuinely interesting. However if it's not backed up by evidence then you're just spreading misinformation.
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by Denzel 8y ago
That's also true. Do you have any material I could read on how this frequency increases with the rate of spacecrafts deployed?
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by Denzel 8y ago
Space is vast... far bigger than you're imagining. Probably the best analogy, that I've heard, to put your mind at ease: think about how many cars are on the road today. There are about 1 billion cars. Is the surface of Earth crow

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