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by Sammi 5y ago
> Does your server at home handle similar traffic to that of US-East-1 since you're comparing uptime? Of course it doesn't. Why are you asking antagonistic questions?
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by Sammi 5y ago
"Research agrees that there indeed is more variability in males" would have been much clearer to me :) I had to click the link and read some of the article to be sure what you meant.
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by Sammi 5y ago
The best part of it is that just like the placebo effect it actually works. Speaking from experience. I mean, how can you look at your little child and not feel like you are looking at the face of god? It truly is a profound experience.
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by Sammi 5y ago
> He has a point about government attacks. We don't really know yet what will happen if governments simply try to stomp out crypto. For sure market prices would take a hit at first, as they did when China tried to curb crypto. We&#x
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by Sammi 5y ago
> Built in reactive store is cool, but our developers all ended up using it for tight coupling and global variables I see this in every project where juniors or just undisciplined developers get to run without oversight. There's not
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by Sammi 5y ago
Just wow. So he's just a crank because he likes Bitcoin now? How easily you just brushed off the successful startup ceo of not one, but two huge tech startups (Twitter, Square). What do you think it takes to be able to do what he did?
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by Sammi 5y ago
This does not seems like a generous interpretation of what op said. The slight that op mentioned could have been surgical and precise, and just enough to kick off a conversation, and not enough to trample the interviewee.
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by Sammi 5y ago
The worst thing someone can write in a company chat message is "Hi". I write back "Hi", and then then I sit there waiting...
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by Sammi 5y ago
OP is basically saying: "Here's what I did in order to do what I did". This reminds me of: Correlation does not mean causation. And: Survivorship bias.
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by Sammi 5y ago
"Create little task lists, with short little tasks" Yeah I tried that. The side coding projects I have are things I'm not good at yet and want to get better at, so they are this big pile of "I have no idea yet until I tr
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by Sammi 5y ago
When you start valuing new things, then you automatically stop having time to value the things you valued before. So you stop valuing them. Because your values changed. So let your values change. You'll be the richer in the end.
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by Sammi 5y ago
A sqlite db is just a file. So at that level it is exactly like a spreadsheet. It's just a much more powerful storage format. But for the app opening it it can be presented much like a spreadsheet.
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by Sammi 5y ago
Problem is that you end up spending so much time working against the framework when the framework is too opinionated. I prefer a framework that tries to get out of the way. It just gives you what is needed to structure your code, so that ev
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by Sammi 5y ago
There are lots of guis that make editing a sqlite db almost as easy as editing a spreadsheet.
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by Sammi 5y ago
The question was: "What would be a step up [from ssh] without a lot of extra infrastructure?" I think you just way overshot it. My attempt at a simple step up would be mounting the logs with sshfs and using your favorite editor.
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by Sammi 5y ago
I mean obviously you need less energy to move things around. We spend an enormous amount of energy to move things around on earth.
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by Sammi 5y ago
The nodes control the network. The nodes decide what happens or does not happen in the bitcoin network. Bitcoin holders have no say in this. Bitcoin miners have no say in this. This has been thoroughly proven in the bitcoin block size wars.
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by Sammi 5y ago
Yeah that's the Agile I added a caveat about at the end.
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by Sammi 5y ago
Yeah I kinda balked at the "figure out 100% of the requirement up front" statement. That's usually how I define waterfall development. I like to go fast and make a test build to show someone else and get feedback. Cause I kno
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by Sammi 5y ago
I downvoted you because that's not what was said.
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by Sammi 5y ago
N=1
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by Sammi 5y ago
Has the high dosage been tested in humans? Is it just unknown whether it is safe, or is it proven that it is unsafe?
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by Sammi 5y ago
OptionScreenerBanana and a big yellow banana as a logo. Replace banana with your favorite fruit. You're welcome :D
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by Sammi 5y ago
Are you surprised that someone on the internet has a value system that doesn't match yours?
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by Sammi 5y ago
Ah, so the accurate title is: I have finally finished my first MVP as a father with 2 kids and a 9-5 job
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by Sammi 5y ago
Online and free and as simple and as powerful as Paint.NET: https://www.photopea.com/
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by Sammi 5y ago
They're also excellent for window cleaning. Just wash the window with a wet old clothing rag and dry it with a dry one afterwards. It works so well. Much faster than any cleaning products and it leaves no residue.
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by Sammi 5y ago
The wallpaper is of this view if you're interested: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drangarnir https://visitvagar.fo/welcome-to-vagar/activities/hiking/dra...
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by Sammi 5y ago
"Svelte looks like Javascript, but behaves completely different" No. This is complete and absolute FUD that you are spouting. Svelte adds a thin feature or two on top of vanilla Javascript. The rest is just JS exactly like you kno
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by Sammi 5y ago
That sounds like a pretty minor gripe and really more of a matter of taste. I believe I read the creator of Svelte say he prefers it this way because it makes creating Web Components out of a svelte component more straight forward.

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