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by bertjk 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Threshold_voltage
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by bertjk 7y ago
Hold on now.. Neither the article nor the article it links to have any details on what it means by matching performance. No benchmarks are given or even mentioned, only many words written about how it has a 3ghz clock speed and how 3ghz is
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by bertjk 7y ago
Because there is a good chance that the project manager is on a much crappier compensation ladder. So it isn't really a promotion, more like a sideways move onto a higher-stress but lower paid train.
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by bertjk 7y ago
very cool. Please make your next demo about retirement planning.. or kids' college fund planning...
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by bertjk 8y ago
That is interesting, in the scenario that they deliver to your secret street address, are retailers able to give shipping time estimates? Or is that less of a thing in the UK due to distances being shorter?
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by bertjk 8y ago
That doesn't make much sense. Someone in a position to invest millions (or take out millions in loans) would more likely be paying someone else wages to do the work, whether 18 hours or whatever. From what I hear contract poultry far
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by bertjk 8y ago
I like the basic technical idea behind Backplane, which is that your backend servers "dial-out" and connect to the edge load balancers. Does anyone know why this technique is not used more? Or is it actually common but I just ha
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by bertjk 8y ago
you are getting a lot of "Image not authorized" on your starter kit page
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by bertjk 8y ago
What does this built in failure recovery mean, functionally? I mean consider e.g. some code in a standard Rails monolith raises an Exception. The exception bubbles up and is caught by a middleware that displays a status 500 page. Isn&#x27
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by bertjk 8y ago
He does attribute, right in the second line of the whole piece: >> The more skills we have, the more odds we have to become successful. I like how Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert, explains the concept of Skill Stacking ...
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by bertjk 8y ago
I'm thinking that in this case, knowing to ask all these questions and getting further specifications was part of the challenge..
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by bertjk 8y ago
That would work until another product person decides to eliminate the friction of "accept invitation" and adds an auto-accept invitation feature
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by bertjk 8y ago
Where is the data sourced from? Is it all self-reported?
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by bertjk 8y ago
How does one identify a very good professional? Serious question. I want to get started but I have no idea how to know who to trust.
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by bertjk 8y ago
Is this still the case? I would be very interested in reading more about the person/team behind it.. Are there articles/blog posts you can point to?
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by bertjk 8y ago
Haha this is so awesome. I know what feature my impending weather-related app must have now..
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President Trump Signs Music Modernization Act into Law(billboard.com)
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by bertjk 8y ago
they can probably see it just fine, and they know it won't hurt them. "iPad" was a name lampooned for years before iPads were ever a thing, and that seems to be doing just fine too.
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by bertjk 8y ago
I've thought that drone swarms are an "obviously" good idea, but that assumed that the communications/navigation were not easily spoofed. Then Iran captured one of the US's most advanced drone, pretty much intact.
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by bertjk 8y ago
That is interesting, but isn't there a point in the house selling process where they look for every party that might have an interest in the house and such? I mean I think that is part of the chunk of paperwork that realtors / ti
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by bertjk 8y ago
It could be mutually exclusive, if you think the expected punishment for being found guilty is unfair and disproportionate to the "crime".
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by bertjk 8y ago
I kind of agree with you, but what does positive "coordinated social change" look like? I can only think of negative ones, like those that occurred with radical political changes, or else explicit/thinly-veiled marketing c
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by bertjk 8y ago
Haha and I just learned the "draw a perfect circle around a nail" trick! No idea where that might be useful in my own life though.
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by bertjk 8y ago
Even better than a wage, since the eventual cashout gets way nicer tax treatment.
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by bertjk 8y ago
I would love to see how fast this can be done by a customized self driving car. (think: full knowledge of track geometries, of its own physical specifications, etc..)
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by bertjk 8y ago
And how would you suggest that these many hubs differentiate themselves to compete for your business? If your answer is "they can compete on price," then I think you've just answered the question of why they don't want
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by bertjk 8y ago
For those interested in paying for a product that does something like this, there is https://sense.com/ for residential or http://verdigris.co/ for commercial/industrial applications.
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by bertjk 8y ago
Though if we are talking multi-leg options, bid/ask spreads are likely significant too.
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by bertjk 8y ago
Given that this was an event organized by the Dallas and Atlanta Federal Reserve Banks, we should consider the possibility that the CEOs were simply trying to encourage the Fed to keep interest rates low. Here is most likely the event being
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by bertjk 8y ago
They appear to be a research firm specializing in reporting on companies to which they own short positions. If you go to read their articles at http://www.aureliusvalue.com/ you are immediately presented with a TOS that bas

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