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9y ago
I agree with that. I attempted to describe a way for a company to improve throughput that isn't simply "hire the best".
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9y ago
I'm glad that you read the entire post and it excited you enough to create an account and participate on HN. I'm a big fan of having data. What data would you have liked? What collection method would have satisfied you?
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Moneyball teams
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Real-life advanced uses of git
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Removing 100ppm
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10y ago
Drive firmware exploits have been around for long enough you can do it at home.
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One week using Angular and TypeScript
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Starting my funemployment
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Ask HN: What challenges do your technical teams face?
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10y ago
Woah, something from the next generation? Someone call the temporal agents and let them know. This is exactly what we faught against in the temporal cold war.
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10y ago
When provided this sort of feedback, filter it through the lens of business value instead.
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10y ago
Of course it is. Python is full of language snobs who insist their language is beautiful and the quality is great. They insist there's no reason to change, except for some reason, to go.
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10y ago
My local library (Toronto) has a "digital innovation hub" where you can use 3d printers, 3d scanners, studio video cameras, green screens, DJ decks, and Arduino. I think it is a step in the right direction for libraries.
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10y ago
It drives me bonkers that there's no details on where I can get the lens, or paper template. I get that I'm not the market, but I still don't see "why not". I know they made the lens themselves, but specs or somethi
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10y ago
I'm an adult with a good income... and I have a $600 microscope on my wish list just because I think it would be great to have one (the same way other people have home theater systems, I build out a home lab).
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10y ago
No. I'm exhausted by the growing arrogance of modern people insisting the correct order of words are something to feel offended by. I know people can feel offended by many words, but unless you stop to try and understand the intentio
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10y ago
That's a lot of mental gymnastics piled onto guesses to post-hoc justify an opinion.
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10y ago
Not cool... Bloomberg is telling me I am using an additional blocker and literally have no extensions installed.
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10y ago
Even if you do inspect it, you won't see everything.
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10y ago
Do you provide a lock file?
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11y ago
How are politicians "systemically" hated?
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11y ago
What is your source on that?
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11y ago
You're implying most women submitting identify as men on the grounds of a joke entry and flagged posts. I don't think these are related.
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11y ago
If you think it's hard, you've never seen how intricate woodworking is mass produced.
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11y ago
I doubts the claim about only being able to produce with a 3d printer. I can imagine easily making the layers in mass out of wood and sliding them through bandsaws to mass produce these.
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11y ago
On BSD there's a fun little command called `watch` which lets me watch everything on any given TTY or even interact with it. Great when working on a system with a jr. team member who isn't familiar as you can both have hands-on a
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11y ago
Because people enjoy fun.
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11y ago
I was expecting some kind of indegogo-backed mercenary team.
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11y ago
Hey, a few months ago you might recall I was working on https://twitter.com/rumpkernel/status/623320639097712640 (I go by a different user name on hackernews). The core issue with PHP is that most applications thi
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11y ago
Interesting to me that the author is seeking to add this into the unikernel. I was playing with the PHP Rumprun unikernel before trying to make it immutable such that the unikernel is based on one file structure only (surprise: most PHP app
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