abuani

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by abuani 1y ago
Yeah my first thought was, "again?!". First one was rough enough, second one might actually tilt the scales to migrating.
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by abuani 2y ago
Good news is most of his reserves come from Kentucky, so he won't have to worry about getting hit with tariffs. Oh, you're talking about ready for the military?
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by abuani 2y ago
The 21st century adage is no one gets fired for dunking on IBM
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by abuani 2y ago
Yeah that was my take away. I don't doubt there are many company cultures like that, and you see many highly influential tech bros advocate for it. But in my ~15 year career, most of my burnout was due to lack of progress and politics,
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by abuani 2y ago
> Yes it is. They now have a cohort, a drunk hallucinating expert. Neighbors have existed long before AI.
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by abuani 2y ago
I feel like it's entirely dependent on the environment people are working in. I've been in places that makes me feel empathy for both the articles author and the one you responded too. Constant grinds and battles for small gains,
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by abuani 2y ago
It's also not reassuring that the CEO claims cold wallets are safe and secure, just after losing 1.46B
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by abuani 2y ago
Obligatory request to provide a source to backup some serious claims?
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by abuani 2y ago
Fzf has been a district before and after type tool for me. There's so many use cases for it, and the fuzzy search in history is amazing.
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by abuani 2y ago
That makes sense. Just young enough to be able to fully emerse yourself in activities, while not quite old enough to have real worries. Of course I'm saying that from a position of privilege, but that was a sweet spot for me as well.
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by abuani 2y ago
Genuine question, why are labor union strikes so effective, and why are companies like Amazon so against unionizing if they're not effective?
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by abuani 2y ago
Conversely, it's an exceptional way of getting a highly engaging discussion. It's meant to elicit an emotional reaction and get people to read their article. I don't think they made any convincing arguments to actually deprec
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by abuani 2y ago
NJ has some of the leading research centers for the US military, our new president's second estate, and critical infrastructure for telecommunications. Reportedly drones were flying close to all of these spots. I would fully expect our
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by abuani 2y ago
Oh, very much so some elements of mass hysteria. It took the better part of two weeks for authorities to recognize it, then it was "nothing to see here", then FBI is investigating. It sucks that one of our state representatives is
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by abuani 2y ago
And those other 4 out of 10 are very clearly not commercial airlines. I live in NJ was very skeptical of this at first, but after seeing the same patterns 5 nights in a row for aircrafts not going towards Newark, I really have a hard time b
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by abuani 2y ago
Peter thiel could probably make that happen since he's a major investor in Rumble. Most of their money comes from ads, this could be massive influx for them.
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by abuani 2y ago
The onion is trying to buy Infowars, Rumble wants to buy Chrome. What's next? Will Exxon look to purchase Tesla?
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by abuani 2y ago
Like everything in tech, it's all about tradeoffs and understanding how you want to scale your business. Of the three startups I've been at, 2 of them adopted k8s early on and 1 of which didn't. Of the two that adopted k8s, o
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by abuani 2y ago
Three years sounds like a reasonably good return on investment. At that point the teams either big enough to justify paying $$ for a hosted solution, or still cheaper to buy dedicated hardware.
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by abuani 2y ago
The compose file is in the demo folder, you don't need to guess what it's going to do. https://github.com/andydunstall/pico/blob/main/docs/demo/doc... Looks like it's spinning up
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by abuani 2y ago
Could also rebrand as Piko....
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by abuani 3y ago
The author goes on to explain a few scenarios where the pattern is helpful. It's not to keep main.go as small as possible, it's so that you can test parts of your main.go file properly. In my experience, if all of my logic is stuf
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by abuani 4y ago
This is exciting news Tom! Looking forward to seeing some posts in the future on how using Pyroscope reduced spend by finding perf improvements.
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by abuani 9y ago
I still prefer using ant, thank you very much!
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by abuani 9y ago
Hey I am SO sorry! I had a bit of a crazy week and totally forgot about this. Let me see if it's all good now and I'll get back. Edit: Can confirm: All good :) In the future, I'll make sure to post a bug in the official spot
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by abuani 9y ago
And if you're new to a team or a company, do not underestimate the value of confirming documentation and test cases(if they exist!) and improving upon them if it's possible. This helps in multiple ways: you gain a reasonable under
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by abuani 9y ago
Not a problem! How can I reach out via email? I'd be glad to assist when everyone's available. And since it's beta, don't worry about getting me a time back, as long as I can get the developers some info we're cool
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by abuani 9y ago
I'm having the same issue. Appologies for the lack of formatting, let me know if I can hop on a chat to help out further. Following console errors: Failed to load resource: net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT www.facebook.com/impression.ph
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by abuani 9y ago
That's a great question: They're still a company that I read articles from every now and then, so I personally assume they're doing well enough to still exist. How did it work out for them? Not trying to be a snarky bastard h
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by abuani 9y ago
I didn't look at comments until today, I love that the primary thread I spawned was the semantic differences between absolve and abdicate. I appreciate the criticism, I learned quite a bit about the differences :)

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