Tenhundfeld

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We Need to Replatform(simplethread.com)
3 points by Tenhundfeld 6y ago|0 comments
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Why Infrastructure as Code?(simplethread.com)
5 points by Tenhundfeld 6y ago|0 comments
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Gasp, You Might Not Need Microservices(simplethread.com)
8 points by Tenhundfeld 6y ago|1 comments
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Help the Site’s Down(simplethread.com)
1 points by Tenhundfeld 7y ago|0 comments
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How to Get a Job in Tech(simplethread.com)
1 points by Tenhundfeld 7y ago|0 comments
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What CPR Training Taught Me About UX(simplethread.com)
2 points by Tenhundfeld 7y ago|0 comments
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Understanding JavaScript Decorators(simplethread.com)
1 points by Tenhundfeld 7y ago|0 comments
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VS Code Remote Development(simplethread.com)
4 points by Tenhundfeld 7y ago|0 comments
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Chaos Order – Randomizing Queries to Uncover Order-Dependency(simplethread.com)
2 points by Tenhundfeld 7y ago|0 comments
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Was MongoDB Ever the Right Choice?(simplethread.com)
12 points by Tenhundfeld 8y ago|4 comments
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by Tenhundfeld 8y ago
Amazing. I expected you to double-down and reply aggressively defensive, but that was a sincere, thoughtful reply. Thank you. Maybe 2019 isn't so bad after all. ;) And I agree it's a fairly obvious risk if you stop and think about
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by Tenhundfeld 8y ago
The OP clearly says, "It’s my fault for not reading the fine print more carefully." They then further go on to say, "... when upgrading back to a Pro account, any branch protection rules you had before were permanently delete
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by Tenhundfeld 8y ago
Full coverage auto insurance still only covers repairs from accidents. It doesn't cover the cost of, say, brake pads needing to be replaced or a window motor going bad. For covering normal wear and tear maintenance, that would be an au
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by Tenhundfeld 8y ago
Yeah, I've been in environments where they completely locked down internet access, and we had to "fight tooth and nail" to get an exemption for a handful of sites like StackOverflow. I agree it can be a huge productivity prob
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by Tenhundfeld 8y ago
Yes, from my very limited to exposure to this (not in SV, but in healthcare), these are two key points: absurd amount of anomaly detections per day, usually with a 99.9% false positive rate Adding lots of red tape and restrictions and wa
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by Tenhundfeld 8y ago
Average ticket price in the US is about $9. If you prefer watching movies at night (non-matinee prices) or prefer IMAX or 3D, your average ticket price would be much higher. But let's just say it's $10 for a nice round number. So
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by Tenhundfeld 8y ago
I'm sure it's different in different places, but that's not my experience with HR, not at all. In my experience working closely with folks in HR, they are hamstrung by management. To put it another way, they typically know wh
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RailsConf 2018 – Top 10 Favorite Talks(simplethread.com)
2 points by Tenhundfeld 8y ago|0 comments
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Node.js Doesn’t Share Your Values, and That’s Okay(simplethread.com)
6 points by Tenhundfeld 8y ago|1 comments
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by Tenhundfeld 8y ago
I'm curious how much firsthand knowledge you have of these systems. 1) The electrical shock is not truly painful. It's startling and highly unpleasant, but it's not painful, for short bursts. I can't speak for all system
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by Tenhundfeld 9y ago
Sure, agreed, I totally get that point. I was trying to figure out to what degree he was involved in the organization and to what degree they officially supported him, endorsed his ministry, etc. Like I said, it wouldn't affect my high
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by Tenhundfeld 9y ago
Interesting. I think it's a rather small mistake, which does not invalidate the whole story, but I agree it does change the perspective somewhat. Do you know how much he was involved in the church? Was he a member of a presbytery? Did
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The Distributed Monolith(simplethread.com)
5 points by Tenhundfeld 9y ago|1 comments
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by Tenhundfeld 9y ago
Okay, reasonable point, but from the website: The Walrus is a general interest magazine about Canada and its place in the world. Criticizing a clearly Canadian website (even has a .ca TLD) for speaking to a Canadian (or North American) audi
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by Tenhundfeld 9y ago
>The other thing is, as a developer there is a strong urge to try to use new tech because 'hot tech' = 'higher pay'. That's a great point. We developers do often engage in "resume driven development" –
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Software Complexity Is Killing Us(simplethread.com)
398 points by Tenhundfeld 9y ago|287 comments
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by Tenhundfeld 9y ago
I get your general point, but it also depends on the scope of X and the scale of the organization. If X is big, say, "build a new data mart (over the next 6 months)," then your considerations are very relevant. That should have a
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by Tenhundfeld 9y ago
Yeah, came here to echo the idea that fasting is MUCH easier on a low carb diet. If you start reading about keto, you'll probably see the classic macro ratio of 75% fat, 20% protein, 5% carbohydrate – sometimes even higher percentage f
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by Tenhundfeld 9y ago
> This, in spite of a family insisting I was the greatest. Some would argue it's because of your family insisting you were the greatest, in part. >At some point I decided if I had to work at anything, I didn't want to do i
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by Tenhundfeld 9y ago
While vitamin D can help with sleep overall, I've read that vitamin D can temporarily interfere with melatonin production immediately after ingesting. So you shouldn't take it at night, too close to bedtime. Of course, I've a

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