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by cgio 5y ago
I think elixir with broadway is just one step shy of a full fledged etl framework. Thinking seriously about introducing to a big financial org but reluctant because of existing investment on spark and airflow.
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by cgio 5y ago
I believe GP refers to the fact that by receiving employee status under law, you also receive a set of entitlements in addition to whatever you have agreed to as a freelancer. This is not about you having to change your preferred way of wor
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by cgio 5y ago
Hiding this complexity is useful if it also means handling it. What are the key patterns you apply in temporal to hide it? I’ve had a look at temporal and find it really interesting.
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by cgio 5y ago
“Don’t talk too much”, this so much. Address the question. If you have done that, talking more can only make it worse. If you want to take the discussion further, finish your answer and ask a question to signal that there is something more
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by cgio 5y ago
You most probably did. At least I know I did. And the point is exactly that, instead of protecting creative output copyright is locking it down by capitalising it. Rather than creativity being a flow of meaningful communication and exchange
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by cgio 5y ago
How were artists living before copyrights? We’ve had quite a few of them delivering masterpieces. So we can reward efforts the same ways as before, art will not die just be less profitable maybe. If reproduction is easy what do we as a soci
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by cgio 5y ago
Even after identification the company still bears responsibility, given individuals act within processes and controls established by the company. If these are not sufficient (and that’s a very small if in the presence of faults) then the co
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by cgio 5y ago
“Leveraging synergies to create strategic multiphasic solutions” a bit extreme I concur, no zero information content nevertheless. I can see that the solutions will be delivered in phases but with a strategic intent. Need more clarity on th
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by cgio 5y ago
Thank you, we agree not on opinions, but on concepts. That was my argument even if not perfectly articulated, I,e. That this is what you call above a symmetric relationship, and unfortunately humanitarian pleas will take the back seat from
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by cgio 5y ago
My jargon is your buzzword and the other way around. Qualification of importance and information content is subjective and contextual. Will one side or the other choose who the bullshitter is, or will both sides realise everyone is bullshit
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by cgio 5y ago
I am afraid it is true to some extent… but then again this article made me feel a bit better about my condition: I will argue that bullshitting is triggered by a speech community with many conceptual entrepreneurs, significant amounts of n
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by cgio 5y ago
I feel like you miss the key argument and context here, I.e. impact of government decisions on population. I am assuming you are of the opinion that this is a non issue, and I am fine with any opinion, as long as it is applied consistently.
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by cgio 5y ago
From the article itself, value prop, first moved advantage, proactive technology, paralellization. Leading edge-solutions. These are also pretty common terms in business/technology. The fact that someone cut proposition to prop may b
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by cgio 5y ago
Is this abstract intentionally ironic or not? Bullshit in this include “social structural factors”,“part of a speech community”,”practice of bullshitting” “bullshitting backfires”. Is there any principle that “any critique of language is se
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by cgio 5y ago
The lab leak was a conspiracy theory back then, not anymore is my understanding based on scientific consensus, just a less probable explanation. Regardless, punitive measures are punitive and demands for culling freedom of press are not ali
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by cgio 5y ago
On your last point about respecting ideals and values of other countries, I will note the punitive, heavy handed China’s reaction to Australia’s request for investigation on Covid-19. And the list of demands from the Chinese embassy in Aust
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by cgio 5y ago
You bring a relevant dimension, often overlooked, to the discussion, I.e. the evolution of the manufacturing model and of mechanics of scale economies. Also, to add to that, what we witness with Covid is the disruption of logistics that mak
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by cgio 5y ago
Excellent post and thank you for the quote! In retrospect a bit self referentially I would lacquer some things in my phrasing but I think part of kintsugi is that aspect of enabling the latent agency of corrections and additions to the body
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by cgio 5y ago
At a high level, CBA’s technology strategy is “quite simple to think about but quite difficult to execute” That’s the problem right there, it sounds like it is too simplistic to support execution.
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by cgio 5y ago
A great skill I have been developing as I mature is the ability to look at a seemingly suboptimal implementation I receive and not be appalled by the perceived sub-optimality but rather appreciative of the history that is embedded in the li
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by cgio 5y ago
The rapid, long-lasting and highly noticeable cosmetic effects made Botox a near instant success. In small doses, the same nerve damage that causes fatal paralysis in poisoning cases, helps to remove forehead creases and crow’s feet, with
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by cgio 5y ago
If the demand is unelastic, stopping subsidies or introducing tariffs will increase prices ending up with the consumer and most probably hitting the poorest people worse. From that perspective, billions shopped to mega corps could be an iro
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by cgio 5y ago
I could not stop reading. For some reason the Vespa scene struck a chord and I don’t even have such a memory. Something universal in the magic of softness. I think we all lose a bit of softness as we grow up, can only imagine what that anne
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by cgio 5y ago
You can assume some stickiness on investment decisions. If people end up panic liquidating it would on the one hand deflate crypto on the other indicate lower demand.
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by cgio 5y ago
Anaximandros upon return to his summer home: “Something smells, Alkmioni must have been right, I left the sardines in that jar last summer. Does not smell halfway bad, let’s take some of this golden juice and try on the bread, gold is a goo
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by cgio 5y ago
Maybe so, but on behalf of its client, the government? The court? Not on behalf of someone else who is not paying. Hard to imagine there was no other law firm that would take this job, and if not then that’s one more negative sign for valid
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by cgio 5y ago
This reads very contemporary, despite its vintage. Are there more modern, updated approaches that apply in this domain?
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by cgio 5y ago
Had to check the date on this. It looks surprisingly like their recent “unleashed” ads.
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by cgio 5y ago
I agree. The question is what will species be like in the context of this evolution.
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by cgio 5y ago
Variety is good for evolution, so I guess having only ideas being fit when they are close to a majority cultural aspiration would actually limit the applicability of the gene-meme analogy in this context. I am actually afraid that the error

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