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by ci5er 8y ago
Why would you (could you) not expect this to happen? I know the expression "This is why we can't have nice things" is trite and cliche, but every "good" thing I've seen online for over 40 years attracts parasit
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by ci5er 8y ago
Ansible? I could see using it to build a container that then got "orchestrated", I guess, but ... hmmm. I've never really looked at them as doing the same thing. (Nor have I looked at either Chef/Puppet for CM. Maybe I&#
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by ci5er 8y ago
Who advocates it as a configuration management system? I've not seen that...
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by ci5er 8y ago
I get your point, but even when everyone was at a micron, 100nm was the super-secret stuff. This "ratio" has been a constant for ~40 years.
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by ci5er 8y ago
I used to work in semi- in Asia, and it was pretty loose compared to Financial and Pharma. Maybe things have gotten tighter, but...
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by ci5er 8y ago
> So what's going on? Is it me just not paying attention? A bit of regionalism and a bit of not paying attention. They were getting going doing some local stuff (in Japan) in the early 90s when I lived there - much like ASCII was. A
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by ci5er 8y ago
> I tried starting one that I realized just how painful it is. Yup! Then try hitting the wall at 600 mph, after raising $100M. That ain't pretty either.
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by ci5er 8y ago
I hope you enjoy lock-in pricing...
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by ci5er 8y ago
Azure: Fix the API Gateway. And the "managed database". Then I might go back to using you.
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by ci5er 8y ago
We used mailing list per topic (think channels) that anyone could subscribe to, and piper mail for searchable archives, and a $100 bounty for every relevant topic turned into a GFM document (with guidelines for minimal structure w.r.t. pros
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by ci5er 8y ago
Well, yeah. Most living creatures tend to do whatever it is that they do that has let them live until this point. Inertia is commonly a habit of the successful.
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by ci5er 9y ago
No. EDIT: Sorry - that was brusque of me. Having read the article, which the rules at this place assume you have done, you might assume that P.R. does not equate to Puerto Rico. It turns out, that there are other acronyms that apply to this
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by ci5er 9y ago
We didn't have a landline in rural US until I was 14. We had point-to-point long distance maser and WISP by the time I was 21. If anyone wants it, they can get it, of they pay for it. If somebody doesn't want to pay for it, why sh
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by ci5er 9y ago
Hmmm. Yes to your P1 and maybe to your P2.
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by ci5er 9y ago
Certainly one number is vaguely ridiculous (yet effective for the original purpose), but you are conflating learned models (which are content), as opposed to capacity (such as raw short term memory).
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by ci5er 9y ago
I'm curious about your claim that GI is hard to define (true) and measure (not true?). GI is whatever the standard iq test measures. Higher numbers seem to correlate with better outcomes in certain settings. Right? What's controv
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by ci5er 9y ago
Not my mom. She talks to everyone anyway. Sometimes she even pinches their cheeks and hugs them. Crazy old bat.
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by ci5er 9y ago
What's the percentage? If 80% o the peasants are revolting, and 80% of the content comes from the unrevolting peasants, do I care? I'm not advocating that they should or should not care, but if one percent are revolting and 99% co
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by ci5er 9y ago
> If you have barricades and highly weaponized armed guards, you don't have a community. You have a war. Or a highly pacified citizenry? ("Move on citizen. It's after dark. go home.") What role does Youtube have in ma
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by ci5er 9y ago
I give myself 90 minutes (or more, if I am lucky enough to get into "the zone") and then 30 minutes to farf off. Repeat. I don't often go to the office, so this usually continues for well over the 8 hours of work-time they pa
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by ci5er 9y ago
You sound like me. I'm not really very social (but I like people), so just unscribe works for me. I use LinkedIn as a rolodex. What did (if a anything) work for you?
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by ci5er 9y ago
You articulated this very well, but somehow I've lost the thread (if I ever had it). Are you essentially agreeing-with/supporting what /u/smallnamespace said? It seems we can all agree that hiring software developers, wh
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by ci5er 9y ago
> ... for long-term community health I understand words like books and bricks and apples, because these words have physical referents. I have no idea what "long-term community health" means. What does that mean? And why would a
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by ci5er 9y ago
I do that with politics, so I can't point fingers. I don't know why - it's not like I can change anything...
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by ci5er 9y ago
Does that work for you? Do you think it works in general? I do get the impulse to click on a link - and you are claiming that having to activate something (like I would do with uMatrix, I suppose?), makes you cognitively pause? I guess we&#
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by ci5er 9y ago
That makes sense. My downfall is double-clicking on a phrase, then right-clicking to search and then hours later... Not quite the same, but it sounds similar...
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by ci5er 9y ago
I see this kind of thing from time-to-time, and it baffles me. Surely, I know how to restore access. Why not ... just not go there? And if it's a problem (again, this baffles me, but no judgement - I binge drink on weekends which is su
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by ci5er 9y ago
Surely not more condescending than scolding a stranger for the way they express their own internal mental models...
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by ci5er 9y ago
Yeah, but that in turn always screwed my US taxes when I lived/worked in Japan (as a native, not an Aoyama expat)
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by ci5er 9y ago
My current company has one of you. He thinks he's effective too. I'm sure there's a word for that...

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