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Is there a specific reason why Minecraft hasn’t been “adapted” from the original game to a robust design that could scale to larger worlds and player populations before your project ?
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You need to correctly assign the churn event to the privacy issue. This is a) very difficult to do and b) not evaluated because churn relates to marketing, not product design. "Wallet voters" live under the illusion that their int
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"Vote with our wallet" is an illusion. Do you really think you can cast a vote by _NOT buying_ an iPhone? In large companies -like Apple-, there is tracking of conversions (see the ad -> buy the product), churn (a client who st
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> Is there an alternative? Well, I mow twice a year, don’t water except for young trees, put the leaves of my 30 trees in compost in automn, and that’s it. Just let it grow. You can use clover or any kind of cover instead of “grass”, and
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"It depends". When I'm running an interview for a coding test, I absolutely don't care about your answers as long as you show a proper reasonning with strong arguments. However, if you take 25 minutes to write a loop tha
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I work as a consultant, and we are also looking for talented people interested by solving business problems. We actively avoid the technology-focused kind, because we know they will not be able to adapt to the work we do. To be honest, we w
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I think you can maintain the feedback loop without degrading the user experience if you actually ask them what they want to be shown. The problem lies in that "engagement" definition : if the user clicked on a thumb, then they mus
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In France you can get a degree (or at least an equivalent) from professional experience. You have to go through skill validation for that!
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> If you pick the right registrar, you can easily get your hands on a wildcard DNS cert as well through Let's Encrypt. I, sadly, went for Namecheap, and they don't integrate with let's encrypt :( I know I could use the htt
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Functional Programing is hard to learn because it literally changes the neural pathways in your brain. Once you learn it, there is no going back : your grey matter will be changed forever. I used it a lot in the past, and less nowadays (Rus
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The article does a good job summarizing what works on an iPad and what doesn't ! To that, I will add that iPads are designed as a "single user" device. Sharing one between family members means you have to let them use your Go
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I was about to dismiss these as complete fabrication and go on with my life. However, after looking at the font screenshot, I instantly felt a small pinch behind my eyes and at the back of my head. Coincidence ? Maybe, but it happened also
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DAI offers some ~2% APY on coinbase, that's much more than my saving account!
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Two paths : encrypt customer data in payloads with a customer-specific key that you can throw away at will ; OR ; allow some events to rewrite their history / stream.
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Between us, there is indeed room for improvements, but when we are discussing this topic with our fellow Americans, we must put things into perspective. Compared to them we are perfectly fine, as their meat production and consumption is an
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> Our relationship with food is unhealthy Your American relationship with food is unhealthy. Our relationship with food here in France, and many other countries is perfectly fine.
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As a "consultant" I fight phantom requirements every day! I can't agree more with this method!
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> 5. Simple is hard. Yes.
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Update their running software.
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I work for a big AI consultancy. Most of the time we build ETLs for the data-engineering side, in a client driven capacity-building effort. We do this because our focus is on Data Science, not data engineering, and we often work in situatio
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That's also another positive feedback loop between being "evil" and a consultant job. If your work is perceived as "hard" and you let your client do the "easy" part, then you can increase your fees (bigger
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Since I started working as a “consultant”, I started using the exact same Evildoer tricks ! I’ve said “No” to partners coming with easy & urgent requests, just because I wasn’t feeling like dropping my work and doing these. To the junio
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Have you seen what this, from a few years ago ? Your project is different, but it can be a good inspiration ! https://www.ted.com/talks/hugh_herr_the_new_bionics_that_let...
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To be honest, nothing works better than Plantnet for identifying plants. They do the pre-selection where you choose wich organ you're looking at (trunk, leaf, flower, fruit, ...).
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If I were holding any Tether, articles like this would probably push me to buy btc or eth with it, then transfer it out of exchange reach. I would, then, consider moving it back to USD only when the dust settle. From that point of view, it&
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I thought minikibe would not cluster multiple machine ?
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I had the same issue, it wasn't fixed on my last upgrade. I just let it eat some cpu : my pi is somewhat busy anyway
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I'm so happy to see a thread on Windows Defender, because my org recently switched antivirus software and I can't wait to tell you how bad it is ! There's a hidden feature in Defender, that will delight any user : it can turn
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You can start with K3s: https://k3s.io/ The networking part is always the most challenging. Everything between your router and your kubernetes cluster should still be routed and firewalled manually. However, if you can live
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Kubernetes is not for orchestrating container workloads, it's for making orchestrated containers __portable__.
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