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by atmosx 4y ago
IMO yes, since big banks and governments are looking at replacing cash with digital coins. These coins are going to use blockchain tech, most likely. At the beginning adoption will be regulated, banks will push back but I expect innovators
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by atmosx 4y ago
You can create abstractions using apps that will access the local keychain (usually password protected) and expose secrets to the local env whole running the app “a-la Doppler, secret hub, etc”. There is aws-vault which follows a similar pa
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by atmosx 4y ago
I believe your CTO is right. You are too small a team to care about saving infra cost and if that was a business problem he would already be looking for solutions (e.g. hiring a dedicated engineer) To me looks like your are trying to solve
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by atmosx 4y ago
Technical side of things: Pick up an open source project that you like and start contributing. Get involved in competitions through the university if you can, there should be plenty. Learn to work as part of the team, try to affect the team
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by atmosx 4y ago
How do you perform graph reporting and forecasting?
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by atmosx 4y ago
Looks nice. Does this tool support multiple currencies?
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by atmosx 4y ago
US banks support access via API and apps use to fetch data. European banks usually don’t do that, for security reasons.
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by atmosx 5y ago
...and why would anyone do that?
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by atmosx 5y ago
> > [...] he was the only wise person in a room full of idiots [...] The goal of the "program" was to bring down the Greek national debt. Judging by the result, well, I'd say he nailed it :-) > But of course, "b
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by atmosx 5y ago
> (Nb. We can already see how DAOs are being usurped by regressives and real estate moguls in the United States.) What is V. referring to?
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by atmosx 5y ago
Not really. Plus, being a millionaire (e.g. net worth of 1,1m) in San Francisco might not mean exactly what you think it means.
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by atmosx 5y ago
> He was fired [...] He resigned and for good reason and he proved to be correct in all his assessments. You clearly don't know what you're talking about, at least get your facts straight.
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by atmosx 5y ago
> There are many self-made millionaires. It's about 8.7% in North America according and 2.7% in Europe to Credit Suisse[1]. That is not _many_, that is _very few_ in my dictionary. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by atmosx 5y ago
You should be looking for another job. The market is hot for data scientists, you can look around and find something meaningful.
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by atmosx 5y ago
Maybe going for a co-working space is better on your case.
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by atmosx 5y ago
Matt is awesome. Super-smart guy, I love his perspective although I must admit I rarely read his newsletter nowadays.
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by atmosx 5y ago
> because we routinely clone production data (deanonymized) Are you using an external service or in-house tool to perform this operation?
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by atmosx 5y ago
Love and accept the ppl you love. Cherish every moment and try to lead by example. Everything else will take care of itself, world included.
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by atmosx 5y ago
How is that easier than writing markdown or any other language and export to static html using a generator?
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by atmosx 5y ago
Out of curiosity how many rps you serve and how is reliability wise?
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by atmosx 5y ago
That’s a Fabrizio de Andre actually quote: “ … Si sa che la gente dà buoni consigli sentendosi come Gesù nel tempio, si sa che la gente dà buoni consigli se non può più dare cattivo esempio…” There’s a good chance Catherine beat him to it
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by atmosx 5y ago
Never! "It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it." Smart ppl learn from their mistakes, wise ppl learn from the mistakes of others. Entertain every thought that comes your way, acce
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by atmosx 5y ago
I see. Interesting.
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by atmosx 5y ago
Benefits? If you are not developing _for_ the platform or don’t have specific use cases (e.g. package creation) literally none. It will be an uphill battle where you will spent man-hours trying to find workarounds to things elsewhere are tr
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by atmosx 5y ago
My understanding from the previous comment, is that you were pushing a different narrative, specifically that ppl are having more children than in the past because welfare and child care, etc. The graph says that’s not the case. God we agre
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by atmosx 5y ago
> In Sweden it’s not that uncommon to have three kids, even among the crowd you referred to. This graph tells a different story. What is your interpretation? https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/SWE/sweden&#x2F
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by atmosx 5y ago
Without sounding condescending or anything... Literate, successful people don't do many (if any) children because: 1) They reckon that things like "growing a family" are not the "meaning of life" 2) They value their
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by atmosx 5y ago
Branch out break down work to logically separated commits (one logical change at a time) Fixups will eventually come when I change something that should be two commits down. Make sure commit history makes sense to the reviewer Explanatory c
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by atmosx 5y ago
Did this actually happened? These kind of services are setup in multiple providers and regions to avoid specifically this problem. If that is the case use another service that doesn’t depend on a single provider.
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by atmosx 5y ago
In the UK your family will be covered by the NHS. There is a welfare state. Don’t discount the value of the EU welfare state when it comes to raising a family.

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