bradwood

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by bradwood 4y ago
I find my lowtech solution works best. Just don't reply.
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by bradwood 4y ago
> Recently, I started posting about my work on social media, Why? What are you hoping to achieve by doing this? Lay off the social media and get back to doing some real work.
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by bradwood 4y ago
The Economist has a good book on this. From memory, I think it's called "Introduction to Financial Markets". But, beyond that, I'd question what specifically you feel you need to know in the vast field of economics that
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by bradwood 4y ago
> EU politicians got a scapegoat for their corrupted and irresponsible monetary policies. EU politicians do not set monetary policy. Central bankers do.
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by bradwood 4y ago
I'm no expert in this, but hardware companies like ARM will spend money to get compilers like C's and Rust's to work on their chips. Maybe have a snoop around these types of firms?
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by bradwood 4y ago
Disable all notifications.
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by bradwood 4y ago
The don't control monetary policy
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by bradwood 4y ago
> Hoxton Crips LOL. Not forgetting the Chelsea Gym Rats, the West End Wide Boys, the Hackney Pirates, the East End Geezahs, the Brixton Yardies, the Camden Punks, the Camberwell Carrots, etc
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by bradwood 4y ago
I don't think it does. The US has a unique fiscal setup (federal and state), fiscal transfer, etc. The rest of the globe doesn't have this. Europe, probably the second biggest economic bloc after the US, doesn't have this eit
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by bradwood 4y ago
I don't think it's just a FAANG thing. There are FAANG employees outside of the US also. I think it's simply that many US-based people are just blinkered to the world beyond. It's a cultural thing. For decades the US has
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by bradwood 4y ago
Yeah, some guy jacking off in the desert for 50 years. Good luck with that mate. Not really my cup of tea, and frankly a bit of a shame you couldn't have done something a little more productive with your 50 years, than move a bit of sa
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by bradwood 4y ago
No. Despite a global membership, it still appears (to my foreign eyes) to be overwhelmingly (and annoyingly) US-centric. Many posters demonstrate this through their language (why say 401k when you could say pension scheme), assumptions (gun
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by bradwood 4y ago
If you are running k8s all day long, then sure, but if you run a slim serverless stack in AWS with dynamodb, lambda, SNS/SQS, eventbridge etc, you can stand up a substantially complex solution for next to nothing. Source: I am doing it
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by bradwood 4y ago
it could be a good idea, if you believe in the business, have shown some good growth, and you make clear to your investors the risks. A lot of friends/family could get you a lot of smaller investments which could add up.
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by bradwood 4y ago
Have you considered a friend's and family round? Or opening up a round to you user base as a kind of crowd funding round. The startup I'm at did both of these to good effect. You'll also notice VCs perk up once you've to
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by bradwood 4y ago
When my own plane's in shop I tend to use Netjets. /s
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by bradwood 4y ago
Quite. DRY is a good guideline but a rubbish rule.
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by bradwood 4y ago
100%. If you can't deploy, you can't deliver.
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by bradwood 4y ago
As a CTO at a startup I use a flavour of this. http://www.engineeringladders.com/ There is a difference between leading , managing and mentoring or coaching juniors. Maybe using a flavour of the above in your convers
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by bradwood 4y ago
If you're sticking with systems programming, Rust is the way to go IMHO. If you're doing server-side app programming, especially, in k8s, then golang. Web apps, you would do well with TypeScript. Data & AI: Python. Just my 0.0
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by bradwood 4y ago
Unfortunately all of the good stuff has been ripped out of Excel Online. No named ranges for one. I'm not keen to run Windows just for this, so it's a Jupyter Notebook for me.
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by bradwood 4y ago
> A larger edge case? LOL, you think this is an _edge_ case? Feels pretty central from where me and the rest of the world are sitting...
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by bradwood 4y ago
Web root?
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by bradwood 4y ago
"AK-47, the very best there is. When you absolutely, positively got to kill every motherf*cker in the room, accept no substitutes." -- Quentin Tarantino
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by bradwood 4y ago
I'm with you on this. I'm an expat South African living in London and I find myself occasionally doing the mockney thing. It sounds like a really bad blend of DiCaprio in Blood Diamond and Vinny Jones in Lock Stock. Not a good sou
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by bradwood 4y ago
Tiling Window Managers like i3
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by bradwood 4y ago
Unix shell chops. I mean using things like for, grep, xargs, cut, sed, awk, uniq, etc in pipelines
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by bradwood 4y ago
If you're in software, check out Team Topologies.
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by bradwood 4y ago
Pop round to your mates in the MSTeams group and kick their asses for us. /s
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by bradwood 4y ago
Make Excel online have first class support for CSV import and export.

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