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by Sevii 6y ago
If people are coming across the border with kids that they don’t have proof are theirs, what do you do? Do we send the kids back across the border with the adults that brought them across? How do we find the parents of these kids once they
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by Sevii 6y ago
Why is an original Picasso worth millions when I can download a picture of one and print it out for free?
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by Sevii 6y ago
A log counter on the backend will report the 1000 bots that visited your site as 1000 page views. But that won't give you any information on how well your posts did. Bots are the reason I switched back from a free backend db based solu
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How to make oncall great on your team(sledgeworx.io)
1 points by Sevii 6y ago|0 comments
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by Sevii 6y ago
I pay 70/month (introductory pricing) for 100mpbs, not that big of a difference and that is with a data cap.
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by Sevii 6y ago
Feeds could be crafted to expose us to new ideas and to find the content we are interested in. But instead they are optimized to create an addictive experience and generate revenue. Twitter removing the linear feed reduced the value of the
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by Sevii 6y ago
Deflation is supposedly bad because it encourages people to hold their money instead of investing it into businesses and new products. The problem is that it is a prisoner's dilemma situation, where capital holders do not want to be &#
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by Sevii 6y ago
From a strategic perspective grain is the most important thing in a food shortage. People can live a year or two without fruit or vegetables, but without the calories in grain things will get violent fast.
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by Sevii 6y ago
I definitely have more energy for personal projects when I’m not coding at work all day.
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by Sevii 6y ago
Seattle prices have dropped with the pandemic. Even pre-covid I was paying roughly 2k for a studio with parking. Now that same apartment would be 200-300 a month cheaper.
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by Sevii 6y ago
My Dad fosters what seems like an unending stream of kids. The parents have a drug problem and end up losing their kids. Once the parents get their shit together again they get the kids back. Form the kids perspective they are either dealin
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by Sevii 6y ago
I've heard good things about night shift security guard. You basically work the evening shift 6pm - midnight, 6pm - 2am, etc. You can get jobs where you basically look at a monitor with camera displays and walk around once per hour or
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by Sevii 6y ago
I really like the idea of rust. The set of language feature they combined is great. The projects I've tried with it haven't gone well, due to some of the http framework libraries I was using having obscure typing. I plan on trying
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by Sevii 6y ago
I look at them to see test output in a legible format, wish we could output them in text instead of .html though.
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Software Leviathans and the weird dominance of good enough(sledgeworx.io)
2 points by Sevii 6y ago|0 comments
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by Sevii 6y ago
To give a more explicit prediction. I expect to see more 'corporate' languages like Go and Hack. Languages designed explicitly for the 'massive software company' use case, with a focus on simplicity and readability. We m
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by Sevii 6y ago
Programming will look extremely similar. Compare programming in 2000 vs programming today, what changed? We used C in 2000 and now we use Go. The problem with visual programming is that it doesn't scale past the size of your display. W
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by Sevii 6y ago
I use Apple notes for everything. If I can't find documentation or a guide for a task I'm doing I write a blog post on how to do it afterwards.
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by Sevii 6y ago
I don’t see Bitcoin being used directly to purchase coffees. It might be worthwhile to settle your credit card at month end via btc, but not for small payments. Bitcoin has reached product market for for money laundering and avoiding capita
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by Sevii 6y ago
I'm somewhat doubtful that 'mastering' Software Engineering is possible. You wouldn't ask what it looks like to master the practice of medicine today because there are dozens or hundreds of specialities and roles all of
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by Sevii 6y ago
I haven't tried reposting. Typically, when I submit one of my blog posts I get around 40~ views and zero comments.
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Software Leviathans(sledgeworx.io)
1 points by Sevii 6y ago|0 comments
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by Sevii 6y ago
It is absurd that we can't track people at the federal government level. We could be doing things like automatic voter registration, auto-filed taxes, automatic unemployment benefits, etc. But we don't because the government can&#
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by Sevii 6y ago
I grew up in the American system of 'for-profit' medicine. It worked. It never didn't work. I got the surgery I needed. I always got to see a doctor when I was sick. A lot of talk about the disfunction in the American system
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by Sevii 6y ago
Which makes me wonder what exactly the FDA is doing if it doesn't regularly test food for quality and safety?
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by Sevii 6y ago
1) software career 2) getting outside help with dating 3) quitting Twitter (50 hours a month back)
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by Sevii 6y ago
Oranges are people with 5+ years tenure at Amazon. Only outclassed by red badges in ‘peculiar-ness’. One benefit of being full remote is that these kind of social problems are way less annoying this year.
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by Sevii 6y ago
It’s a time/energy issue more than a cost issue. General cooking ingredients are dirt cheap here. But finding time to cook while working multiple part time jobs isn’t as easy.
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by Sevii 6y ago
It’s fun if you’re the guy building the stuff. Not if you’re the guy using all reinvented tooling.
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by Sevii 6y ago
Isn't code search more table stakes nowadays? Both github and gitlab have it. There isn't anything said about end to end, integration or functional testing here. I'm in a world where everyone hacks their own system together o

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