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by Jgrubb 2y ago
To save money? Absolutely not. I'm keeping a spreadsheet on our 20 chickens this year. They're young, so input is very high while output is still ramping but I'm guessing it's $7-8 dozen in food costs alone (the highest
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
> He's definitely narcissistic. But that doesn't make him wrong. If you’re right about narcissism, one of the issues there is an inability to realize that he can be wrong. “Maybe I’m wrong about this” literally cannot occur to
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Funny ironic, not funny haha.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
> ultimately realizes the phenomenon of youth stupidity and grows out of it. If only that were true. Some people never experience consequences and so there's nothing for them to learn.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Agree w the other poster, 22 is when the music stopped for most of the industry.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Unless it's a Mac ofc
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
I didn't. In my worldview, I put Finance as the majority stakeholder in "operating" the company even though there are plenty of teams and roles with somethingOps in their titles that might disagree. The tech part of tech com
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
I'll go one further - operations, marketing, sales, and culture _are_ what makes a successful business. Superior technology is a bonus on top of that. Superior technology in a company that hasn't figured out how to operate, or ma
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
The you are already a paying customer.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
They may have lifted that from the Wikipedia article, linked below. See the “collision” section. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1955_Le_Mans_disaster
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Own your pedantry, comrade. Be neither bashful nor apologetic.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
...which, my wife tells me, has also seen an overhaul lately.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Aka “crispin” if that helps. Every apple farmer around here in NW NJ grows them, never seen them in a store. Also my favorite.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
You're leaving out the part where this town in Kazakhstan, post Cold War, finds its only factory sitting idle as the Soviet Union has ceased to be. The manager of the enrichment plant there needs to figure out how to feed the people of
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Huge fan of Clickhouse, but the minute you have to deal with somebody else's CSV is when Duck wins over Clickhouse.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Probably just decades of quarterly thinking, deregulation, consolidation, extraction, socialized losses, and privatized wins arriving at their obvious and inevitable destination.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
They're not a saint, they're playing out a pattern that says "you're never good enough, try harder". The manager sounds classically awful and I hate that the world rewards such people w power over others.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
100% agree. Please OP consider therapy or at least a next job that you can't give too much of a shit about. Care about the quality of the work you're shipping because it's fun. Be a human but keep your personal life personal.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Sometimes the innovation is a new underlying technology applied to an old problem?
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Look, I don't know the video but how do we know - or why do we assume - that it was taken down out of fear of future weaponized wokeness? Maybe Gary took it down for Gary's reasons. Edit: from the couple of descriptions in this t
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Ok but we're in a thread about Ubers cloud bills, which are probably well into the 9 figures annually. It definitely gets talked about in board meetings. Global public cloud spend is hundreds of billions of dollars a year. I wouldn&#x2
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
See, the problem is that the people who care about cost performance and the people who care about UX performance are rarely the same people, and often neither side is empowered with the data or experience they need to bridge the gap.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
I considered myself a frontend dev 10 years ago, I loved jQuery and Angular 1.x, Sass. I never really caught the Node fever, and it seems like almost everything connected with the JS scene since then has been constant churn and complexity.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Is that a good thing or a bad thing?
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Friendly Lists and Their Buddies, the Lambdas(duckdb.org)
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Define “consistent billing” please, I don’t even know what that means and I work in this space.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
It's performance optimization - you're well positioned to make decisions about execution times and app responsiveness but too often app devs are gatekept away from the cost data. Tools like this try to fix that. This is net good.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Yeah ok buddy, every job site everywhere is just anarchy. We have no idea how bridges and skyscrapers get built, really.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Yes but have you ever asked a dev if they actually need the 8 year old logs in some bucket?
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
That last line kind of makes the point. Is any of that actually inspiring to a young child?

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