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by alimov 4y ago
Thank you for the response, I really appreciate it
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by alimov 4y ago
> “On the other hand, when you are the one to implement the Graphql server, it feels like writing your own database. You have to create a query plan, handle optimizations, corner cases, etc.” Is this still true if the structure of the da
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by alimov 4y ago
> “By round 190, the researchers had hit on a new surprise: The huge dynamic swings in the population of each lineage had started giving way to smaller waves. This stabilization suggested that the lineages were no longer competing to rep
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by alimov 4y ago
I agree with a lot of the criticisms of content on Netflix, but I also think that it was necessary. I don’t think it would be possible to pump out only A++++ content to fill their catalog in the time that they have been able to grow their o
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by alimov 4y ago
I think this is a common reaction to <insert thing> being evangelized. I can’t say it’s a good approach to deciding whether or not something is worthwhile or good or w.e, but maybe it’s better this way because it means that when the t
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by alimov 4y ago
> If everything is overvalued, then nothing is overvalued [relatively] Could it be that maybe peoples work is under valued relative to the value they help create?
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by alimov 4y ago
A lot of people that I know and know of shop at goodwill and then resell the items on places like Depop (marked up). I also know of some boutiques that have a similar tactic. It’s worth it to some people to buy marked up items from these pl
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by alimov 4y ago
Yeah it’s been tough. I went to a bestbuy in the states and they happened to have several 3080 and 3080ti available… while in the store I checked to see if they listed the inventory online and they did not…
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by alimov 4y ago
Is that not a projection of the posters view of the hn crowd as being “older age”?
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by alimov 4y ago
Image caption from the article: “No escape for you, target human. Image Credits: Zhou et al”
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by alimov 4y ago
I don’t know if you were offended by that comment, but just because you may not have considered your future in your teens (don’t know if you did or didn’t, but that doesn’t matter) doesn’t mean that all others also did not. For example in
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by alimov 4y ago
> Don't try to downplay the role of internet, mobile devices and social media. The first thing that was said is that Social media definitely amplifies it. I don’t think that’s a dismissal.. you don’t have to be on social media, you
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by alimov 4y ago
> “There is a massive, unknown, and unknowable shadow inventory of parts sitting on shelves at EMS facilities right now, far in excess of near-term production demands...” And I’m guessing nobody wants to re-sell (at somewhat regular pric
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by alimov 4y ago
> “I mostly posted because it doesn't seem like anyone is even noticing…” What do you read / use to stay current on what you are referring to as a coup? Are you noticing these trends / events because you are a frequent buy
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by alimov 4y ago
> “…strategically bought…” That’s a key phrase here. Did others do the same? If they didn’t then why not? And if they did, then they are surely profiting from the shortage as well. I wonder how long this can go on for… I mean if you can
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by alimov 4y ago
No. It was built on* publicly funded infrastructure and subsidies paid for by our taxes.
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by alimov 4y ago
I think that the person(s) that created the interactive visuals would find this to be a helpful comment. Radically impressive is a fitting description. I don’t think I’ve ever seen and interacted with anything like it, although I imagine pe
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by alimov 4y ago
Experienced something similar, but it was not an outage. Had several knowledgeable people leave the company, and they all happened to be experts in a particular service. Positions weren’t backfilled even though the people gave advance notic
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by alimov 4y ago
Why is it disappointing? It’s just a suggestion (take it or leave it), and links out to an interesting and well written article.
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by alimov 4y ago
What is the quality of plastics that can we can’t seem to find a replacement for? Or is it just a cost tho g at this point?
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by alimov 4y ago
I don’t know whether this is true and have no way of knowing this with any degree of certainty, but to me it seems unlikely that Mark had anything to do with this stipulation (requesting access). Although it’s not unimaginable.
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by alimov 4y ago
I would like to know about the reason behind this as well.
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by alimov 4y ago
Hadn’t heard of BPF prior to today. Anyone have experience working with BPF? Has the recent (past 3 or so years) interest in BPF had a big impact?
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by alimov 4y ago
Added to my reading list, thank you. The reviews really sell the author and his style of writing.
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by alimov 4y ago
I agree with your comment. Personally, the vast majority of my closest friends live in other states and we rarely see each other in person, but when we do get together it’s like we were never really apart (thanks to the internet and similar
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by alimov 4y ago
I’m sure we’ve all been guilty of this now and again. Glad to hear that it’s possible for people to take this kind of feedback and put it to use.
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by alimov 4y ago
> “…(eg almonds require ~1 gallon of water each;” This always blows my mind (when I think about it). Driving through that region of CA is really jarring because you can see all the ag work being done in the middle of the desert.. I’ve m
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by alimov 4y ago
Never Split the Difference is a good read. I haven’t heard of 3D Negotiation. > Thinking about the point of view of the other person is difficult, mentally intensive work. That’s true
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by alimov 4y ago
> “and even if it is the right audience, know when to save your topic for another context.” Yeah I agree with this as well
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by alimov 4y ago
I see. Yeah I agree with the “hundreds and hundreds” of dependencies part.

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