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by aero142 5y ago
I've been part of an on call rotation at my current job and previous job. Both had the same rules because I and other engineers insisted on it. * You are only on-call for systems you can directly change. * The person who is on call has
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by aero142 5y ago
Yes. It's like the results when people realized you could have a classifier trained to match a person's face, reversed to generate a new face based on the classifier. There are a few extra steps, but the web is just recipe sites a
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by aero142 5y ago
"He is using an analogy like a drunk uses a lamp-post, for support instead of illumination."
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by aero142 5y ago
This is like a cook at a restaurant burning dinner and then telling the patrons they needed to go on a diet anyway.
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by aero142 5y ago
For three, I've been trying an approach that I took from an HN article a while ago. Instead of a Playbook, create a Python script that just prints text for each step and prompts for YES to confirm the step was completed. Then, I automa
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by aero142 5y ago
I think positive rights like a right to housing(housing first homeless programs) and healthcare(people have a right to medical care) are a great example and I don't know why you are dismissing them as examples.
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by aero142 5y ago
Democracy is very successful in preventing political violence. Violence is incredibly destructive to people’s real daily welfare.
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by aero142 5y ago
I read this as, everything the leaving employee was complaining about and said they wanted finally happened, but they still chose to leave. I'm not sure which is right.
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by aero142 5y ago
I mostly agree with you but "And less contagious is better than more contagious." is a giant hand wave in a logical argument. You should explain what specific outcome in the longer term improved by this and justify that.
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by aero142 5y ago
I don't like the implication that being busy is indication that something is being accomplished. I would ask the question, what are the outputs of this schedule? If there are meetings that happen but don't have meaningful outputs,
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by aero142 5y ago
If the air tag is sufficiently hidden, perhaps this is a feature and not a bug. Maybe this will make them stop the car and leave it, which sounds like a win to me.
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by aero142 5y ago
From what you are hearing, are staffing levels the same as pre-covid, and how much is reduced staff vs increased COVID patients contributing?
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by aero142 5y ago
These ideas aren't so bad when they are voluntary, but that is never enough. There is inherently a power behind this where a small group needs to force a large group to do what they say.
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by aero142 5y ago
This comment is the top Google result for this term.
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by aero142 5y ago
Scala has to the solution to every problem except the problem of too many features.
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by aero142 5y ago
I would love to hear how you changed how stressed you feel.
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by aero142 6y ago
Reading between the lines, it sounds like they are supplying chips domestically to remove a dependence on a foreign, unpredictable supply chain, and are able to use fabs that are losing relevance for server chips in a way that doesn't
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by aero142 6y ago
This is the most pleasantly written spelling correction I have ever seen.
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by aero142 6y ago
Slightly tangential, but I really love the minimal but effective site design here. It is minimal, responsive and easy to read. Is this a theme or just the author being very effective and throwing together a documentation site?
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by aero142 6y ago
I would hate to see someone not go for a walk because they are scared of falling on the sidewalk. Perhaps you live in more unforgiving place than most, or are thinking of older population, but living an unhealthy life controlled by fear see
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by aero142 6y ago
I don't understand this claim of readability. If it were true, then you wouldn't be able to read a code base with a different code style. In truth, the switch takes about 10 seconds for me to get used to. Which is about 10,000 tim
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by aero142 6y ago
The world of observability seems to be converging on some key ideas. I think Vector's data model where they convert logs into structured events is a key idea that wasn't always obvious. I think the remaining big idea is what do do
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by aero142 6y ago
I don't think that is the intent. I believe the want a separate bluetooth network that can use the private network to access the public internet. I don't think the intent is to have the Sidewalk network ever route to the private h
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by aero142 6y ago
I found that over the past year, people who didn't talk about politics or who had well thought out posts have changed into hot-takes machines or constantly ridiculing bad replies. I have purged follows several times over the past few y
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by aero142 6y ago
> we saw people with Fleets talk more on Twitter. Those new to Twitter found Fleets to be an easier way to share what's on their mind. Because they disappear from view after a day, Fleets helped people feel more comfortable sharing
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by aero142 6y ago
Trading within what context? If between corporate entities, I think that would give Google and other large companies a larger advantage because sharing within the company is allowed.
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by aero142 6y ago
I'm not saying I would be more concerned. I'm saying that 13 years in prison might cause problems by itself. This is a criticism of prison, not the person.
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by aero142 6y ago
You replace my word, "anti-social" with your word, "asocial" which doesn't mean the same thing. Anti-social behavior is a clinical diagnosis. I mean to describe people who react with a lot of violence or anger at si
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by aero142 6y ago
Honestly, I'm more worried about what 13 years in prison did to the person than the original crime. We don't know what the original crime was so it is hard to say in this case. Perhaps they have some deep, anti-social personality
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by aero142 6y ago
Seems like there is a pretty strong market force here where it is much easier to recruit employees in cheaper cost of living cities by beating that offer.

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