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4y ago
Python
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You can have syslog emit json
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Jensen Huang from NVIDIA
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4y ago
That's not very different from big corporations also.
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What does mounting /proc with hidepid option brings us?
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4y ago
Be careful with the echo chamber you Want to believe in vs what it is. There’s plenty of incompetent people at FAANG or in HN.
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That’s only true if the team is working in the same sort of problems
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How is conda different than nix in this regard?
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4y ago
Maybe it's just a matter of time? In Canada even the small cities got unaffordable , mainly after COVID started. With the interest rate raise a lot of people are hoping for a crash, some banks are saying it will be up to this 20-40% in
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Similar in Vancouver. If you've been renting for 7+ years, you won't move even if the place doesn't fit you anymore. You would be paying close to double.
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How big is Switzerland population?
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4y ago
Which companies you think are safest right now ?
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> walkability is super overrated. I don't want to go to the same 5 resturaunts I can walk to. I like variety. I work from home and don't commute, but when I do go out I want to explore. 5? Depends where you live of course, I ha
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Yeah that's why I love living in Vancouver. You never need a car if you live remotely close to downtown... if you live downtown-ish you basically just walk everywhere or bike. It's so great. Back in my country I was all the time i
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How would they know it's not tasty if they never tasted it ?
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What difference would it make in case of a divorce? hint: None And about the first one.. I don't see how people could decide to have a life together with that sort of difference. IMO seems pretty hard to be aligned on world views when
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I would say that it isn't normal and it seems pretty bad.
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Yeah similar situation here... it was just never an issue or a conversation really.
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grep or vscode search / definitions. Take some rough notes on a google doc / gedit so that I don't forget paths that I've explored previously
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IMO they need to change their model. If someone has been affording rent at 2k for many years, then they can afford a mortgage at 1.5k, that's not the case nowadays.
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IMO extra properties should be heavily taxed. Say you have more than 3, it should basically not be profitable anymore. No one wins if people are hoarding houses
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The concept of credit score isn't something that has always existed in humanity. It's something that we can go on without, even more so given the ridiculous profitability of banks
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4y ago
This has to stop yesterday... worldwide.
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I interviewed at Oracle sometime ago, and the product was basically tracking where your eye ball was focusing.. pretty crazy times we live in.
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Why the focus on Remote Startups tho? There's quite a few of Remote big companies. Or at the very least flexible per team.
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And for Canada
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On both of my last companies linux was the default desktop and not many issues arises from it .
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4y ago
Not just overseas buyers, there are many people with a lot of houses who aren’t foreigners.
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4y ago
Canadá is also doing terribly bad . Seems to be an issue in many countries currently .
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4y ago
Austrália isn’t really doing well too , is it ?
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