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5y ago
Well yeah... I wouldn't drive Manhattan funny enough.
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Probably one of the safest ways to turn left as you have no bi-directional flows to compete against. When in a city and it is a grid I would just do the UPS right turn to make a left. One extra street down, right, right and straight.
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They have different purposes and should totally both be used but not onto of each other. Agile should always be toward application development and the life cycle of rinse repeat improvements on code. Waterfall should always be used to track
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5y ago
Absolutely what I was saying.
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5y ago
It is complicated. They released code out of cycle which isn't a process issue. It's a person issue. You don't do that stuff without planning a MCM. You also don't become unreachable after a deploy.
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Sometimes you can get fired/hired over competitive hiring process. Like SWE who have worked there that fail to gain a level almost every other year tend to slant toward the let go phase so Amazon can pick up a shiney new employee in pl
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5y ago
My experience is pretty much with you.
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Amazon is actually really hard to get fired from. I knew this one guy who used to binge drink during while working all day. He only got fired after he brought production down for the third time in six months. I left because I had higher pay
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5y ago
While life is probably more common than we all think. The permutation that leads to human sentience or greater is probably less common. In fact we would've probably see it occur some within our own solar system besides some bacteria. L
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5y ago
The magical scope creep fairy wants to talk to you. :)
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5y ago
ASUS Zephyrus G14 has no webcam and I like it like that.
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5y ago
Actually venus is probably not worth it. It's runaway green house gasses definitely prevent a habitable environment. I think all life needs a stability point. Doubt the clouds could provide that. I think it would relatively easy to ter
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5y ago
QR code should be to go menus. It looks stupid to sit there flipping through a 5-6 inch screen to identify what food or dish you're looking at. My favorite method put the menu into the table with a glass top. Better than people touchin
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5y ago
This article is written from the perspective of companies that failed to plan for kubernetes and just used it willie nillie. So... pointless.
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5y ago
Real reason 10 x 4 works is because every day you lose an hour of focus at the beginning and end of the day. Typical work week 6 x 5 = 30hrs. 8x4 work week = 32 hrs. Longer periods for developers to hit technical strides or remain in flow.
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5y ago
The problem with unchained too is that it is literally attached to the market not as a protocol of it's own to divise exchange and authenticity of held digital goods. For example it is completely tied to etherium. Bet $10 that their b
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5y ago
Fluff piece. Block chain could be used to maintaining and secure digital licensing. We use it for a lot of dumb arbitrary things and so it seems there is no genuine use case. You can use as a ledger to track transactions and make your trans
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5y ago
TLDR the app isn't the problem, people are the problem. Pokemon GO is demonstrative, not exclusive, marking high enough sample data to show that humans are not capable of doing many things at once.
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5y ago
Only time it should be utilized as a small scale "pet" is when you externalize the storage mounts and it is an on-demand non-persistent virtual environment not directly connected to a data sensitive environment. That's mainly
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I was totally expecting this to go in the direction about tech debt with a homeless analogy, but it was about destructability. Yes we know this already and if you catch people treating it as a persistent host, slap their hands and say no.
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TLDR, general AI means simplistic AI.
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5y ago
I know right?
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5y ago
Bitcoin is literally about tracing transactions... criminal IQ smol.
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5y ago
The best model for a company is based off it's performance as a product. If your products are doing well then the team gets more funding. If not doing well less funding and cuts would have to be provisioned from that. Performance is me
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5y ago
alright time to go vegan
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Actually already a thing but production of the memory isn't easy so not as cost effective yet. HBM is used on the VEGA graphics. GPUs are a type of processor.
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Real? I'm confused by a particular infosec quote.
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I think toy projects are a great exercise to innovate your conventional way to write code. For example you can't necessarily improve if you can't simply how you write. Readability is essential in code. So practice makes perfect an
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5y ago
My personal opinion is that Google should be held liable for allowing Ads to do so.
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6y ago
There is also no meaningful contribution for the work. Imagine if there was a blockchain crypto attached to folding@home it would work that has value.
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