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3y ago
>I think you understood fine, its the entertainment and hospitality sector I think you should give the questioner the benefit of the doubt, "I have a friend that basically throws the high net worth welcoming party that’s missing fro
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ac2u
3y ago
Gamed by not writing software.
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3y ago
Perhaps given the author's familial experiences with the tragedy of Alzheimers, it's a sort of therapy. I'm not saying it's effective, but perhaps doing such an exercise and having it lead to the circular "rememberi
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3y ago
Feel free to DM on twitter if you wanna swap notes. Been doing that for a few years in the commercial real estate space so there's some similarities.
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3y ago
I think you're reading too much into that. A fact like that just makes folks curious as to how the procedures and end result is different enough to justify a 10x pricing difference rather than a reality check as to who or who isn'
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3y ago
An example I can provide: Sometimes in an organisation you have an app or webapp where the same staff members who write content and marketing posts want to be able to write content for places in said app/webapp. Instead of having those
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3y ago
If you don't want to go the contracting route then usually the country you're thinking of hiring in will have a government-funded organisation designed to help with the process of setting up a local wholly-owned subsidiary. Where
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3y ago
I think https://www.shuttle.rs/ do something like this.
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3y ago
This is like that class study they did where they gave groups of students $5 to start a business and most groups focused myopically on the $5 in terms of what resources it could buy (materials for car wash etc). The winning group ignored th
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3y ago
In my humble opinion, no vendor making such a tool will ever cover the level of customisation for edge cases needed for my own preferences. However, that's not to say it can't provide a lot of value, but the value is probably bett
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3y ago
It's like a digital version of Tulipmania.
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3y ago
Memories flooding back of so many useless CD-Rs thrown in the bin until I could perfect the procedure of getting bootable CD-Rs with DiscJuggler/Nero
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3y ago
thanks! Seems very pragmatic. It seems the secret ingredient is having a responsive userbase big enough to have statistical significance though. Something we've struggled with in a recent startup.
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3y ago
Concrete examples sound interesting here in so far as you’re able to share
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3y ago
They miss the 2 hours procrastination time. It's a version of "code's compiling" :)
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3y ago
>it is immediately classified as "reserve antibiotic" and the sale is restricted. Is that so medical professionals can break it out as a means of last resort to save a patient and ensure the course is finished? If so that might
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3y ago
>does it protect against gamma rays Probably not. Might need to throw in some lead, concrete and water barriers. I wrote my answer as pretty tongue in cheek. It gets to a stage where certain threats being solved for would wipe out humani
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3y ago
sure but what has momentum got to do with adjusting the trajectory in this situation?
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3y ago
My understanding is that it's nothing to do with momentum and everything to do with mass.
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3y ago
I'll answer this from the perspective of a typical web dev/startup shop. Throw it out the window if you're writing safety critical code or something serious. :) Yes, it's rare but it takes good leadership from both the t
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In the same way that when you point a laserpen at the night sky, and then twist your wrist ever so slightly to the right, it's now pointing at another point 1000s of lightyears from the first. As long as you attempt the procedure earl
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3y ago
Your clarification was provided based on baggage from discord that isn't talked about on the video at all. The video never said that it would "make copies of the game impossible to obtain for reasonable prices" or that it wou
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3y ago
Money + redundancy Copies in multiple physical locations. Copies on paper if it's text. Digital copies on tapes and archive quality DVDs. Storage in low UV, low moisture, low everything fireproofed faraday cages. Store some complete ha
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The Crash Bandicoot development diaries. It's a collection of many blog posts, but an entertaining read of working under not only technical, but also artistic and business restrictions. https://all-things-andy-gavin.com/
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Just because he/she didn't explicitly type it doesn't mean they missed the lesson.
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Of course it seems weird... if you read what I said I implied it's not really rational. But no one's brain is saying "wow the lack of motion blur really affects the realism here". I walk into a house and see a TV show pl
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See llm_nerd's answer below. Conditioning or not, it takes me out of the realism of whatever I'm watching if interpolation is applied. People don't really have to rationally justify it, they're used to a certain way of f
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Some friendly advice to OP: As you can see from the above (perfectly reasonable) reply, positioning on price isn't the most effective means here because anyone using this for software that makes money cares primarily about your robustn
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I thought only the disabling of swap partition would guarantee no subsequent disk i/o.
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3y ago
It depends on the interest rate.
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