MikeDelta

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   by MikeDelta 5y ago

   I can really appreciate the ASCII art
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   by MikeDelta 5y ago

   Yeah, and 20 people looking at this room, booked 10x in the last hour, last one left. When you go to the hotel website instead, you see plenty of rooms left and sometimes with a nice offer.
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   by MikeDelta 5y ago

   Download version 123.0.1; never seen a version that high.
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   by MikeDelta 5y ago

   Next step is having them featured on the cover of an O'Reilly book, or as a character in Aggretsuko.
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   by MikeDelta 5y ago

   The situation with the workers versus the machines reminds me of the song about how John Henry competed against the steam-powered machine. It didn't end well for him, unfortunately. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jo
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   by MikeDelta 5y ago

   Or Kimchi if you're into Korean food.
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   by MikeDelta 5y ago

   Since it is a simulation, I guess you would only need show the right results in the measurement devices, so that we think we are seeing/measuring it?
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   by MikeDelta 5y ago

   Not sure what the distance is to the source, but it is good to realize that us observing the event is only imminent; the event itself happened already many years ago (thousands, millions?) and the signal has been travelling all those years
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   by MikeDelta 5y ago

   I guess billionaires could still pay for that, but it sounds great to have your own place that you can move anywhere along any coast in the world, where you can entertain your guests and where service and privacy is exactly the way you want
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    I guess it is very easy if you have a few months to prepare for it, but on such a short notice probably impossible to find.
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    According to the article, ignorance (of the complexity) is one of the best conditions when starting large projects. I have heard anecdotes from people finishing large projects that they would have never started had they known how hard it wo
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    That case is escalating, with the EU getting involved. https://techcrunch.com/2021/04/30/europe-charges-apple-with-...
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    I understand now why they added the clap button to Microsoft Teams.
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    Or programming language or web framework. Humans indeed like to form groups over any possible variable. Too bad it sometimes brings out the worst. Edit: spelling mistake
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    Indeed, that is the argument Apple is making, and at the same time the app store itself seems riddled with scammers. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27413934 [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    Sometimes when returning results, the page shifts down after a few seconds because a top result is refined with sub links. By that time I already moved to click on a link somewhere in the results, and the page shift makes me click on the wr
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    > Solana is enticing you with visions of an ecosystem, but it's not actually going to build that ecosystem. Indeed, it will only make sure to get a cut of the profits.
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    Maybe time to get a lawyer?
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    There is this whole level of complexity in enterprises where enabling groups package or wrap cloud services that should be used by their devops teams, such that the result is compliant to the company's standards for security and monito
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    This one also does one rotarion per day, maybe the oldest out there. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sundial
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    Indeed, a day is still a day and a year a year, even if we split a minute into 60 seconds. It is all tied to the sun (stars) and the place of our planet relative to it. We have leap years and seconds to keep our time synchronized with the u
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    Reminds me of this sketch from Enfield and Whitehouse https://youtu.be/ZiJa9diJOMk
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    True, if I have to pay in a foreign currency I let Paypal charge my cc in that currency, so that the cc company converts my currency instead of Paypal. I don't recall the difference, but I believe the cc company gave me more than an or
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    Could she be the performer with the longest (musical) career in human history so far, 93 years if she started at 4?
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    Always on.
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    A few thoughts. Don't force yourself so much and just enjoy. You feel the need to do a lot of different things but not finish them to a level you like. Some people are like that: they love to start ideas and solve problems, but have le
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    And add DevOps to it, because then one can get rid of run == cost savings.
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    So true, and some even have budget boards that decide on allocation of money to the teams according to the central strategy, so the POs need to follow those priorities and justify what they do based on that instead of 'increasing value
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    Agreed, they seem not to take you seriously so court seems the next step. They locked it for wrong reasons, as you can prove you bought the cards in a normal shop with honest money. Even in a criminal case there comes a point that the suspe
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    by MikeDelta 5y ago

    Schrems' company Noyb is scanning websites and trying to force companies to do something about it (or potentially face the law). https://noyb.eu/en/noyb-aims-end-cookie-banner-terror-and-is...