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anonymous_fun
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anonymous_fun
4y ago
I remember reading once that the larger your engineering org, the larger the percentage of your engineers should work on tooling. As the complexity of your system grows, the ability to know if your change causes an ill effect becomes more d
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anonymous_fun
6y ago
In the opensource space, https://github.com/mvp/uhubctl/ . Commercially($++), Acroname or Cambrionix hubs have a lot of features.
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anonymous_fun
6y ago
For a second I thought this was about the Android testing framework, https://developer.android.com/training/testing/espresso .
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anonymous_fun
7y ago
Wow, literally this comment made my stomach hurt. Now I am going to have to meditate on happy thoughts and hope the mind control will be used to keep the gut and mind happy.
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anonymous_fun
7y ago
Math upscale'd it, and my internet connection downscale'd it. I suppose it was math on either end.
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anonymous_fun
7y ago
I saw Mr. Hickton speak a few nights ago. It was really an interesting talk about some of the challenges for the future: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Zktw-m5hTI
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anonymous_fun
8y ago
I bought the low spec Pixelbook and gave it to my daughter. I replaced it with the high spec Pixelbook for myself. She since replace her Pixelbook with a 32gb 15 inch Dell XPS i9 for VM work specifically. Prior to this, I gave my mom Chrome
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anonymous_fun
8y ago
fangs a vs g approach
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anonymous_fun
8y ago
Thanks, I really liked the comment on chores with kids. I thought about that a lot this morning. Some people grow up doing nothing for themselves and seem to be successful in their specialization. Personally, I think the people that came fr
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anonymous_fun
8y ago
Growing up hungry, with worn out second hand clothes, and dysfunctional families happens also in post-industrial societies. The hunger for knowledge and escape drove me to the library and the outdoors. I remember being young and thinking, i
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anonymous_fun
8y ago
Not an expert, nor to take anything from Erlang (was amazed at how robust RabbitMQ was first time I stress tested it) but fault tolerance seems to be a part of OTP. To me, k8s ~ OTP, GO ~ Erlang, and Erlang syntax is a bit easier than GoLa
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anonymous_fun
9y ago
My Taiwanese relatives and wife see the US healthcare system as a big PITA, and from what I have seen of both sides, I agree. Insurance in the US is no guarantee you will get healthcare, will not go broke because of it, or die waiting for i
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anonymous_fun
9y ago
+1
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anonymous_fun
10y ago
The escaping in Bash can be a pain. I was recently writing an execution wrapper in Bash, and needed to send the results via JSON. Fighting with the quotes was almost enough to make me throw in the towel and move to a language with a builtin
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anonymous_fun
10y ago
no, i did the same removing both apps when messenger took over my texts making my phone slow.
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anonymous_fun
10y ago
Antidotally, I started at a co 6 years ago where 100's of database servers were all spinning disks. It was common to have to trace down bad queries causing performance issues. Once the servers were upgraded with more ram and SSD's