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by aynyc 6y ago
That’s not his entire platform. If anything, UBI is his main platform.
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by aynyc 6y ago
I think those firms will likely lose their competitiveness overtime. Unless they are defacto monopoly. Boeing is a prime example.
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by aynyc 6y ago
New ski tuning equipment, new skis/boots for the family. Some Legos for the kids.
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by aynyc 6y ago
Confluence wiki since it’s work, might as well share it to others. Obviously, don’t share your private thoughts.
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by aynyc 6y ago
Most rewrite I've been part of weren't driven by technical debt. It's driven by change of business requirements and technology retirement due to various conditions. For example, we moved from RDMS to Hadoop due to scale of th
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by aynyc 6y ago
Technical debt is not the cost of repaying the debt: it is the cost of owning the debt. More developers and eng managers need to understand this.
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by aynyc 6y ago
My company is doing summer Friday for the entire year and will probably extend it. They didn't use productivity which is a difficult thing to measure as the primary reason. They were worry about employee mental health aspect.
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by aynyc 6y ago
When you say "having an attitude", is that in derogatory term? Or having an attitude that's good, happy, motivating, etc? I've been passed for promotion for positions that I clearly qualified for because I was too happy,
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by aynyc 6y ago
Patagonia.
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by aynyc 6y ago
My previous job does the opposite. We create a branch on for a release, then everyone works on main. Whenever a feature is done, we merge to the release branch, run tests on it and release the software. Worked very well for a long time. I g
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by aynyc 6y ago
Isn't AWS Outpost just that? AWS Outposts is a fully managed service that offers the same AWS infrastructure, AWS services, APIs, and tools to virtually any datacenter, co-location space, or on-premises facility for a truly consistent
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by aynyc 6y ago
I was talking to my dad a few years ago. I told him that Orcas never killed a human in the wild. My dad goes, that's because they know how to bury a body!
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by aynyc 6y ago
I did a week of intro to cooking classes at ICE[1] awhile back. It was 4 hours a day for a week. I'm no chef, but I can shop and cook for my family with decent result. During the entire COVID, we only did take out once for birthday cel
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by aynyc 6y ago
Whenever you ask yourself, “am I the only one to XXX?”, the answer is universally NO. As to your question, I use it for inspiration as well. Especially applying lessons learned in comments for my work.
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by aynyc 6y ago
Do you considered capsule pharmacy a tech or drug company? I believe they still use Django.
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by aynyc 6y ago
This reminds me of google keep.
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by aynyc 6y ago
They didn't have a choice, their internal teams weren't ready for S3 SigV4. For example, EMR was not ready for SigV4. That means ton of customers can't use EMR.
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by aynyc 6y ago
My brain says: hold my beer!
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by aynyc 6y ago
I think that's the best reason for doing things. Find something interesting and give it a try. Using Scala as a functional language has been a fun journey for me. I still code imperatively when solving problems, but when I get a chance
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by aynyc 6y ago
Why Clojure? I honestly never heard of anyone using Clojure as data tools. I use Python and Scala. I use Python for mostly small tasks. When I hit large data, I normally use Spark on EMR (PySpark or Scala).
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by aynyc 6y ago
Where do you think those extra dollars go to? C-suite or stock buy back if public.
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by aynyc 6y ago
Data science. We are generating ridiculous amount of data right now, most of them are kept somewhere in a data lake. Companies don't have a clue on how to process or analyze them. I think in 5-10 years, it'll be a tipping point wh
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by aynyc 6y ago
Cool! I didn’t realize they require you to know that stuff. But it’s great to know that. Mountain and Avalanche training should be a requirement for PSIA.
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by aynyc 6y ago
PSIA/CSIA? Or you mean AMGA/IFMGA?
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by aynyc 6y ago
I don't know where you are. But Python and AWS are all the rage and hype these days. You should be able to get a new job. don't give up.
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by aynyc 6y ago
I was in similar position like you. Niche technology stack and while I was gainfully employed, the prospect didn't look good in that I could get a similar job in similar industry, but I would not enjoy it at all. I spent about 2 years
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by aynyc 6y ago
How do you apply this? Let's say we want to learn a new programming language. I should spend time focus on a topic, then how do I apply diffused thinking here?
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by aynyc 6y ago
I did Learning How To Learn twice and I still not sure how helpful it is. The only thing I found useful/applicable is spaced repetition. What part of the course do you feel it's valuable? I don't mind going back to do it agai
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by aynyc 6y ago
Leetcode?
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Target?

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