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by avip 6y ago
Second that. When critical mass is in physical proximity, oral communication (fast, enjoyable, efficient - and dangerous) creeps in, and you're left to collect the leftovers of discussions.
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by avip 6y ago
I used to work as a SW developer for an assembly line. Anecdotally, "my" "line workers" were very good at micro optimizations s.a where to place tools, when to duplicate stands, what order of operations makes more sense,
123.
by avip 6y ago
Just to clarify the magazine is not named after the band.
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by avip 6y ago
I can reproducibly deadlock my workplace coffee machine. You press the coffee type and immediately hit the "clean" button. Then the machine is dead with no recourse other than unplug. Try that trick on a Makineta.
125.
by avip 6y ago
Or "He who gives charity to the poor without knowing to who, and the poor knows not from who was taken, this is a true Mitzva" The 2nd ranked charity level. [pls excuse my poor translation]
126.
by avip 6y ago
I'm "familiar with linux servers and infrastructure" and would have little idea how to setup linux as my working env for things like editing video. Seems completely orthogonal.
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by avip 6y ago
(̶4̶5̶$̶ ̶i̶n̶c̶l̶u̶d̶e̶ ̶s̶h̶i̶p̶p̶i̶n̶g̶)̶ Edit: wrong price quoted for the 2GB model.
128.
by avip 6y ago
I just wish we had industry standards. If this and such is your prob., this and that architecture is the simplest that works. Structure engineers have such books. They need to build something speced to hold X tonnes here are the possibiliti
129.
by avip 6y ago
The pilots' case is subject of entire chapter in the book outliers . Book is... of oscillating quality.
130.
by avip 6y ago
I'm too lazy to clarify my thoughts, you're fired.
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by avip 6y ago
DynamoDb is like redis without the fun data structures, the fantastic cli and discoverability, the usefull configurable tradeoff between fast and consistent, and really much-needed features s.a listing your keys.
132.
by avip 6y ago
Writing is half the issue. Most people are not very good readers, even of well-written material.
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by avip 6y ago
Started using Caddy because of OOTB ssl support which literally took 5m setup in container. Have been running Caddy in production for a year with no issues and much rejoice over my 3 loc config which I can literally memorize. All praise to
134.
by avip 6y ago
It's pretty much industry standard for a distributed system to use uuid to generate statistically-guaranteed unique ids.
135.
by avip 6y ago
I think the proverb goes "The hardest part of running a mile is putting your shoes on". Surely holds true for me.
136.
by avip 6y ago
Any modestly "modern" elevator would have Braille indicators. And many also announce floors same way public transit does.
137.
by avip 6y ago
I'd like to find online chess with video chat is there such a thing?
138.
by avip 7y ago
Author repeatedly emphasizes this post is not about 5G, it's about fake news campaigns. Possibly could have used a less controversial example.
139.
by avip 7y ago
I think people will deny reality as long as possible. And then tiny bit more. If you throw a rock on a dude he will deny the existance of the rock until right after the broken nose stage.
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by avip 7y ago
Try looking at his Chemistry notebooks though...
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by avip 7y ago
This reads like Indiana Jones teaching Archeology. Yes, as a data-scientist you actually have to work, most of the work is digging in dirt, and mostly you won't find anything of interest.
142.
by avip 7y ago
depends_on was removed because it was an inconsistent and problematic directive. You can abuse links instead.
143.
by avip 7y ago
It's like asking when to use python2. Use v2 if you have no choice. If you're asking, apparently you have the choice, so there's your answer.
144.
by avip 7y ago
To be fair it's an issue with docker, not compose (volumes, networks differ in implementation between platforms)
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by avip 7y ago
> Am I just totally wrong here? Yes. I think so. docker-compose is just a tool to run multiple containers together. It is extremely simple, readable and straightforward (if you're familiar with docker). It is not an inf. abstracti
146.
by avip 7y ago
Who cares what journalists say? IPCC and nasa reports are publicly available and use plain language anyone can read.
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by avip 7y ago
I see one prediction from an actual modern climate scientist. It reads: "So the climate will continue to change, even if we make maximum effort to slow the growth of carbon dioxide. Arctic sea ice will melt away in the summer season
148.
by avip 7y ago
Could you share some of these confident predictions regarding global warming?
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by avip 7y ago
Gardening.
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by avip 7y ago
Thanks for the ( double ) correction! Just read he "lost" in 65' with Nabokov and Neruda. Nice list to be in.

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