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by bratbag 4y ago
I spend almost half my time reviewing code or pairing with more junior members of my team while they are driving with the IDE open, and I expect other more senior members of my team to do the same. I don't consider that less important
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by bratbag 4y ago
You know that we can see from your comment history that you are the founder of blobr.io and that this question is a dishonest attempt at marketing it. Right?
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by bratbag 4y ago
In this case, for customers who do pay and get fucked over by google anyway.
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by bratbag 4y ago
Anecdotally I cannot remember the last time I have mentioned GCP in person or in online discussions without the conversation turning into why no-one wants to use them for anything serious. I suspect it's far more than 0.1%. They have a
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by bratbag 4y ago
Things don't exist until they do.
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by bratbag 4y ago
In some cases it's just warmer air being able to hold more moisture. In other cases things like a weakening polar vortex are causing the rain to be dropped preemptively in locations it used to just pass over.
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by bratbag 4y ago
In the same way that a boulder at the bottom of a valley is unlikely to roll downhill.
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by bratbag 4y ago
Forget about the power and just ask for some compromising situations.
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by bratbag 4y ago
That analysis specifically states it only applies if we keep changes within 3 deg.
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by bratbag 4y ago
Reading that link, those estimates are based upon us keeping temperature increases below 3 deg. In which case most human habitation will be fine. It also means that analysis is not a good one to quote without qualifiers about 'controll
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by bratbag 4y ago
The best paying jobs are generally the most scalable jobs, as you can derive income from/add value to more revenue streams with minimal time cost on your part. That doesn't automatically correlate with parasitical roles, but there
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by bratbag 4y ago
I wish my subconscious was fooled so easily.
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by bratbag 4y ago
Seems more like code for "speaks too much about something they have no experience of". In the context of this discussion chain, like someone wealthy enough not to have to work who won't stop talking about how starvation is no
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by bratbag 4y ago
Agreed. Data is useful for proving my decisions once I have made them, so what's most useful is having short feedback loops so can I catch bad decisions quickly, or reinforce good decisions.
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by bratbag 4y ago
I don't agree. Its perfectly reasonable not to have any idea about an estimate until after an investigation or prototype has been produced. Demanding an estimate up front for something totally new just makes you look inexperianced or b
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by bratbag 4y ago
Cost factor isn't as relevant as you think, as this is an apple's to oranges comparison. Renewables are too unreliable to act as baseline generation for a country. In the UK last year for example we had very little wind, so we had
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by bratbag 4y ago
I don't think you know what a democratic vote is.
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by bratbag 4y ago
I can get a website up in around a minute with aws amplify.
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by bratbag 4y ago
Especially when you consider sleeping. Do we die every night, with a copy continuing on tomorrow?
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by bratbag 4y ago
Or more simply requires acknowledging that the declaration of independance is in on the performance.
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by bratbag 4y ago
That or the complexity of our problems is at an all time high. Same result either way though.
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by bratbag 4y ago
The overwhelming majority of the Ukrainians displaced want to fight. Compromising with an aggressive dictator only delays that fight while making the dictator stronger
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by bratbag 4y ago
Depends on where A/B testing is used. If it's something one-and-done (like different permutations of a signup flow to see what is easier for users), then I don't see the harm in it.
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by bratbag 4y ago
As I understand it hate laws specifically require the motivation of the crime to be different, which is something already in place for things like degrees of murder. So they are not redundant and you have made a bad comparison .
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by bratbag 4y ago
'space junk' has long been used as a colloquial term for human generated debris in space, sourced from all nations. This material was discarded by China. Anything more that you read into that, may be due to some heightened sensiti
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by bratbag 4y ago
It's not restricting to only USB-C. You can go beyond that with new innovations, but you need to maintain compatibly with it.
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by bratbag 4y ago
Thats a very strange statement to make. Should complex things not have a spec?
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by bratbag 4y ago
The reduced density is still enough to support mini-hubs. In Europe they are common and have been flourishing again even as cities flounder. Pre pandemic my local town center in the London commuter belt was in a death spiral. Now its expand
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by bratbag 4y ago
How do you see that being done in the real world?
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by bratbag 4y ago
That seems like a good way to build a bubble around your political views. Engaging with people you disagree with on new topics is a good health check for your political views

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