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catmanjan
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catmanjan
4y ago
It’s more that Australians don’t care about things that don’t actually mean anything, it’s accepted that the politburo will pass laws that are irrelevant and the general population ignores the ones that don’t matter This has worked so far b
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I’m not sure as I’ve never used it but if the writes were fast enough perhaps it wouldn’t be a problem
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catmanjan
4y ago
10K users isn’t much, but 10k concurrent writer’s is a different proposition - I’d be surprised if 100k users had 10k concurrent writers
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catmanjan
4y ago
Those are all just CRUD with a different title
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catmanjan
4y ago
Tragedy of the commons, its the same reason there are big car companies but not big road companies.
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4y ago
How many story points would you allocate for this one?
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catmanjan
4y ago
Would they though? The profit margin on replacing a gearbox is pretty good, just like Dba wages
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4y ago
Isn't that their job? Your mechanic doesn't berate you for being a crappy driver, they get paid to fix your car when it isn't working
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4y ago
1.6kw is a nice space heater, I look forward to warmth as a service
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4y ago
I have a feeling the answer begins with M and D
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4y ago
RTK GPS is still too expensive for this to be affordable I think a sickle style mower is the future of electric mowers as they use less energy per blade of grass cut
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catmanjan
4y ago
All the easy problems were solved, and the hard ones don't offer a good return on investment so they are only achieved by academia/serendipity.
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Joining the board "the best path forward", whereas not joining was "the best". From this we can deduce that the destination of the "the best path forward" was for him to leave the board ("the best").
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5y ago
This is very surprising, in Australia I understand we have strict codes and I have never heard of it taking this long What exactly does the electrician spend all that time doing in California?
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5y ago
How does that reflect on the usefulness of the economy
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5y ago
Hard pill to swallow, I know
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5y ago
I'd say Amazon is the most "serious" of them, but only the import/export side of the business. Apple basically just sells boutique whitegoods. If any of these companies ceased to exist, it wouldn't inconvenience any
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5y ago
I think a lot of people don't consider FAANG serious business, profitable yes, but you aren't putting food on tables (other than the shareholders)
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5y ago
According to the link "They constantly monitor pests within the hive and apply non-chemical treatment where needed"
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5y ago
Yes, and given its not documented there are bugs in the underling business process which end up getting encoded into the software...
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5y ago
Computers are a tool, do you think builders like hammers?
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catmanjan
5y ago
Prove it? Link the repo
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catmanjan
5y ago
Can someone explain this pro: "Database size and number of records are not a problem" How is this the case if earlier there is a "limitation of not being able to ask ONLY for pieces I'm interested in"?
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5y ago
Wait until you hear what happens when you say you’re a doctor, electrician, carpenter, builder, mechanic…
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I’m not convinced Googles smart knowledge engine would work in that environment, it probably relies on lots of people doing lots of searches and clicking links etc Compared to only the searches being done by a single business and no links i
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5y ago
At the moment Unity has one size that fits no one though
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How many banks are there?
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If those existed and were cheaper, that would be done
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5y ago
To be fair .NET 6 does look a lot like .NET Framework (4) so really its a return to the normal.
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5y ago
Do you have much experience with it? Can you comment on the performance hit?
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