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by brootstrap 7y ago
Good thoughts here and also good post, always enjoy reading through a nice notebook. Also have seen the race charts popping up recently and it's cool to get a bit of a deep dive on it. Honestly though my opinion is that they are flashy
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by brootstrap 7y ago
As a newish dad this is relatable but not as much as for my wife. There is so much pressure and she is constantly telling me she feels like a bad mom. I say listen , who cares about the media or twitter. There is always some person posting
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by brootstrap 7y ago
Very true. and although i'm in the midwest you can still find forest preserves, hiking trails, lakes, rivers etc. Get out, find some big wide open space, no other people around. You get to zone in, decompress a little bit. personally i
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by brootstrap 7y ago
shameless plug for king gizz. https://genius.com/King-gizzard-and-the-lizard-wizard-plasti...
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by brootstrap 7y ago
I feel like based on my own life accomplishments i should be on the 30 for under 30. Married, child, successfully living as an adult for a few years now. THAT is a real accomplishment.
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by brootstrap 7y ago
All the cool kids these days are _wearing_ nodeJS , not just writing it!
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by brootstrap 7y ago
agreed. the responder there is such classic apple. You should get the watch because it counts as not looking at your phone?? Even though you are still looking at a screen. Kind of bizarre logic to me but to each their own bud. Also good for
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by brootstrap 7y ago
Interesting. My team currently uses (abuses?) postgres for timeseries data. You mind ansswering some general questions about your experience with timescale? You said 100 million sensor samples. What was the upload/download frequency? O
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by brootstrap 7y ago
Interesting i was just thinking about this yesterday. I should ditch chrome. yet here i am typing more shit for google to harvest from me and sell to the highest bidder.
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by brootstrap 7y ago
I'm sure mongo has some good use cases but so far at my company we have evaluated and tried mongo for a few things. Never really made it very far. This article seems kind of petty to me honestly. This is the same mongoDB that by defaul
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by brootstrap 7y ago
Recently went on the chair search, of course people said get the Aeron. One co-worker said he got one for 50 bucks off craiglist. I wasnt getting that lucky. Ended up just going to local staples/office depot and sitting in a bunch of c
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by brootstrap 7y ago
So true. I've recorded plenty of jams thru a small usb pre-amp. It sounds fucking awesome too.
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by brootstrap 7y ago
we had this issues on our EC2 servers getting out of sync with other systems. Had to schedule some crontabs to ntp update yo. Maybe them EU dudes forgot to sync their clocks?
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by brootstrap 7y ago
Yeah i agree with you. Excel is very powerful to some degree but like all things it can be abused. somewhere in a cube farm i can hear the shouts... "Hey Karen did you get the latest budget sheet?" "Is it budget_final_v2_2019
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by brootstrap 7y ago
Not sure if taking some shrooms can help cure depression but it can really change your perspective on life. Maybe that is what folks are talking about in this article. You are going thru all this pain and suffering, it affects your family ,
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by brootstrap 7y ago
Not everyone can do this but when i get truly bored and have the time and space... Spark up a little doobson and start playing music. Dont think, just play for 30 minutes and hour 2 hours. However these times are much scarcer with a little
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by brootstrap 7y ago
Modern music is a mirror image of the internet culture as well. Blasted with as many synth hooks and processed vocal melodies as possible. I was recently turned onto this band called Wand. If you want to feel some delicious space in a song,
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by brootstrap 7y ago
what up SJ. I have to comment on you again my friend. Why are you so passionate about this eyeball re-drawing technology? Do you video call your family and friends all the time because you live far away? Reading these conversations i'm
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by brootstrap 7y ago
hmm. i cant agree with this as a person who does phone calls and then sees people in real life. i guess there is a market for facetimers like yourself that i must respect. if you care that much about appearing properly on a video call with
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by brootstrap 7y ago
easier said than done my friend.
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by brootstrap 7y ago
I work at a big company with 10,000+ employees (only 100s of software people, mainly sales people). We get phished probably once a year no lie. You've got older folks working HR departments and someone gets an email like. from: jim.bob
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by brootstrap 7y ago
people on my team fall for it every time our corporate IT security people send the tests. I'm like jesus guys did you look at ANY part of the email?
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by brootstrap 7y ago
Yeah i think this is the 'software engineers are not REAL engineers'. There is a fair argument on both sides and the article raises an interesting point. Perhaps the root cause is how new & rapid all this tech has come across
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by brootstrap 7y ago
Interesting to look thru, not sure I totally trust it. I live in central Illinois in farm country and every farmer i know is quite wealthy. They have a healthy lineage, grandpa, dad, son (and also grandma, mom, daughter). The work is passed
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by brootstrap 7y ago
My take: what is new? People want to own an $800 phone that can browse the web, do group chat, run apps etc. I get a kick out of modern ads, although they are probably effective (just not on me). "Buy this $800 iphone 10x-r so you can
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by brootstrap 7y ago
yeah, someone above mentioned that with Go as the example. It's pretty nifty in some cases but think there are two sides to the story. I know folks who write lovely python code everytime. I know others at my gig who even after 3 years
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by brootstrap 7y ago
Not sure anyone will see this but this article is partly trash. When your post is titled "things you are not using in python3 but probably should" and the first section is on f-strings... I was tempted to close the tab then , but
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by brootstrap 7y ago
Yeah this is a great point. I spent hours watching my buddies play and vice versa. My dad asked me this weekend , as i half jokingly put on the Overwatch tournament on tv, how can you watch someone play video games it's boring. I said
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by brootstrap 7y ago
i'm 100% addicted , in some capacity, to gaming. I enjoy it too much as a hobby to stop. I dont even get into online games though. Honestly i've been playing soulsborne shit and offline action games for the past few years. My sati
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by brootstrap 7y ago
I'm with you guys. I'm one of the types who likes to flow against the meta while still kicking ass (sometimes). I am not a fortnite player but nothing is more satisfying then getting into some good PvP action and schooling one of

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