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4y ago
AMD based Lenovo (5xxx or 6xxx CPUs - best performance per watt, very good open source drivers) from X, T or P series. X will be slimmer, lighter and likely with better screen (for media consumption), T and P will be bulkier but have a bigg
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5y ago
And correctly so, given that center of Europe is east of Germany - in Poland. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Europe
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5y ago
Well, they are correct. Geographical center of Europe is in Poland. You are confusing eastern block with eastern Europe.
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5y ago
IIRC I got to move some heavy analytics queries, which could not be ran on a read only replica (rollups) and without hearing the word budget once. Main db remained on RDS.
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5y ago
Of course there are a lot of benefits of using hosted databases. I like hosted databases and use them for both work and personal projects. What I have a problem with is: - the premium over bare metal is just silly - maximum vertical scaling
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5y ago
Who would have guessed having local, low latency, high iops drives would be better than VM using iSCSI-attached drive for storage, right? ;-)
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5y ago
I remember how surprised people were when I demoed a $200/month bare metal server outperforming by a huge margin RDS MySQL instance that they were paying something upwards of 16k/month. IIRC we ended up using it as a disposable re
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5y ago
Wood pellets largely solve this.
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5y ago
It also causes condensation because of rapid smoke cooling. Tar condensate will slowly seep through chimney wall. Stainless or ceramic chimney liner slows that process down, but neither will last a 100 years let alone a 1000.
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> There's one negative side effect I've noticed - I feel less smart than before. I'm not sure if it's a real thing or not, but I feel I can't fully express myself in English. I consider myself quite a fluent spea
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5y ago
> You have to be willing to work with the hiring companies. Agreed if I'm looking for a job. If companies are reaching out to me when I'm not looking it's up to them to show me there is some upside to jumping ship, other t
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5y ago
If upper bound of their salary range is e.g. 30% below what I make right now it's very unlikely we can find an agreement and even if we could I'd be wary to accept an offer, because as an "expensive hire" I'd be les
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5y ago
I'm not looking. I've got companies reaching out to me. If there is no recruiter or recruiter defers to interviewer to discuss salary range then I want that question out of the way before I spend my time interviewing. It doesn
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5y ago
If there isn't a salary range in their job posting AND they are reaching out to me IMO it's perfectly fair for me to either ask for a salary range or for them to confirm my expectations are within their salary range before I commi
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5y ago
Contrary to popular belief in startups US is not just California.
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Mostly by fucking about the pay: - By refusing to disclose salary range and insisting I should go through the process before they can tell me. They don't get an interview. - By trying paint their company as a startup despite over a bil
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5y ago
More like Alabama from stereotypes
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5y ago
That would require a lawsuit IIRC, but it does have a some legal ramifications - I remember reading somewhere that C&D would make it easier for the recipient of it to sue. It definitely doesn't help their image or any antitrust law
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5y ago
I've just used shellac to make homemade "dykem blue": - 22g of shellac - 4g of gentian violet dye - 500ml of 99% rubbing (isopropyl) alcohol or 95% ethyl alcohol give it a couple of days to dissolve shellac shaking the contai
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5y ago
Sadly still a thing. Wire transfers in Canada (even domestic ones) are not available in online personal banking. You have to show up in a branch or call. Either way you will have to pay stupid amount of money for one. Someone receiving one
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5y ago
> That said, I still use reddit. Except I use the old design and RES. And a third-party app on my phone. Same. And should that no longer be an option I'm fairly confident I'd stop using reddit.
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If you were making minimum wage in California your state unemployment benefits would have been $267 per week. With federal covid aid that would have gone up to $567 - close to California minimum wage, but just short of it. I welcome you to
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Unemployed are defined as "[..] people of working age who are without work, are available for work, and have taken specific steps to find work." The question is how many people exited the workforce, because both unemployment benef
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5y ago
If a breaking point is reached any wealth is distributed. Violently, inefficiently and unfairly, but all of it. Where do you think the support for communism came from in early XX century?
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5y ago
Considering both unemployment benefits and minimum wage are not enough to pay rent for a single bedroom apartment in every single state in US then yeah, I'd say quite a few of people would consider it at better deal.
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If people are comparing $300 for 0 hours vs $300 for 40+ hours then sure. Try paying them $600 per week. If they see you pay enough for them to afford rent (which is not possible with $300 week) you will have the better offer.
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The invisible hand of the market has selected the most profitable solution: a combination of PR and donating to politicians. Why raise wages if you can force people to choose between starvation and working two jobs until they break of old a
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No, because people introducing bad code through lack of skill/not enough effort were enough to get him going. People introducing bad code on purpose, for a social experiment, are on a whole new level of bad and so would his anger be.
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Angry Linus would risk a stroke responding in that email thread.
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6y ago
CTE advice is somewhat questionable, as it is database specific. CTEs were for a very long time an optimization fence in PostgreSQL, were not inlined and behaved more like temporary materialized views. Only with release of PostgreSQL 12 som
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