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by cik 4mo ago
This is a big part of the reason that I've embraced ths sqlc (d/re)evolution. Writing queries in sql and then generating for the target language also provides a flexibility that has reduced rewrite cost. Add to this ease of organi
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by cik 4mo ago
Ummm embedded robotics is all about this. For years.
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by cik 4mo ago
Whenever someone says nowadays, they're highlighting recency bias. The goals of holding a broad market ETF are diversification leading to sleeping well over the long term (at least to me).
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by cik 4mo ago
I've been enjoying Rands for what feels like 2 decades now. Spot on, over and over again. Great advice few newbies, great reminders for people who have been there before - just generally great. I take this as generally focusing on the
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by cik 5mo ago
Sometimes it becomes 11 different chat applications among the way.
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by cik 5mo ago
What's the current method that works? I keep meaning to ditch Authy, and now that I'm moving to ProtonPass, it seems like a great time to finally finish this (Ente?)
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by cik 5mo ago
A deacde ago Xero, Shoeboxed, Calendly, Payment Evolution, and a time tracker eliminated all my overhead. I scaled to 30+ people with automated administration. My cost was under $150 a month for everything we needed to run a successful cons
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by cik 5mo ago
This very much depends on where you live, your school, and the commitment of the parent body. I went to a school decades ago that was both small, and highly effective at explusion. I can't say that this successfully led to improved aca
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by cik 5mo ago
These are the same thing. Marketing, and the ability to track reach. There's no other reason to do this.
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by cik 5mo ago
Still sounds like a basic security issue to me.
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by cik 5mo ago
> The other issue is that this further incentivizes companies to off-shore their support Why is this a problem? Why are we so attached to the notion that a role must be completed from a specific jurisdiction (outside of regulatory). If y
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by cik 5mo ago
The whole life delete my database fiasco is being looked at the wrong way. Why did tooling have access to alter or drop? Why did tooling, in any way have more permissions than were m I nimallt necessary to do the job? Decades ago we embrace
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by cik 5mo ago
Lactose issues are fascinating. Some peop’e are triggered by pasturized milk, others can't handle milk at all. Some people can only handle cooked milk, others cheese until limits. For some lactose works, and for others not - to the poi
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by cik 6mo ago
> If war is mostly played out from a disrance I left a company because they pivoted to exactly this. There are so many companies in this space today, testing what they call "physical AI autonomy" today, and we have to recognize
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by cik 6mo ago
For years people have been able to legally murder on behalf of their country, with not have a beer. This is another item that will operate as intended.
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by cik 6mo ago
It's absolutely a service problem. I can pay for the local sports rebroadcast packages.. but oh wait, you just don't feel like this week, playing the Raptors game, because there's a local thing you think people will watch? Fa
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by cik 6mo ago
Professional bodies act as nothing more then gatekeepers and rent seekers for things of this nature. Anyone can write software, but not everyone writes security minded software. We already have laws in place, and certifications that help so
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by cik 6mo ago
Great. Now do Android phones...
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by cik 6mo ago
The best managers of my career have all been developers, and like myself enjoy going up and down the management chain based on the need of the org. My favourite, at age 61 joined a ~250 person company as CTO, but spent his initial, transiti
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by cik 7mo ago
100% agreed. There's so much locked up appetite for IPOs, both from the tech crowd and the general public. There have been very few quality IPOs since COVID frankly. I'll wager that the IPO market can actually absorb all three of
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Try not to get scammed while looking for work(trysound.io)
3 points by cik 7mo ago|0 comments
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by cik 7mo ago
At scale they will. For now, someone else puts the effort into growth marketing, eyeball capture. Reddit eventually changes the rules, seizing control, thereby acquiring users for less human cost (as opposed to missed revenue opportunity).
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by cik 7mo ago
I'm waiting for the return of the interrobang (‽). I've used em-dashes for years, down to having an xmodmap for it, also for my beloved interrobang.
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by cik 7mo ago
I'd argue that the panic as default answer isn't purely calls, it's also outlook, even financial trauma. I know of several people who could easily weather said layoffs, who don't need to work, but would be complete wreck
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by cik 7mo ago
This anecdote is just that - a one off. We can use experiments, and papers to learn more, and should.
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by cik 8mo ago
The problem is incentives. The organization selling the per-token model doesn't have the incentive, at scale to have you reduce token consumption. Other technologies do, hence adding value.
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by cik 8mo ago
This is very much my take. As long as the general rule is a lack of long PRs, I think we get into a good place. Blueskying, scaffolding, all sorts of things reasonably end up in long PRs. But, it becomes incumbent on the author to write a g
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by cik 8mo ago
This is already how it works today. If there demand curve shows an increase in desire for the same items in another jurisdiction, rather then make more and ship for <x> location, they are reshipped from your geography, even store to s
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Alphabet lines up 100-year sterling bond sale(ft.com)
2 points by cik 8mo ago|0 comments
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by cik 8mo ago
We're witnessing a bailout and downloading of costs, at scale. Whether or not one buys into whatever the vision of these companies are - it's clear, there's interdealing. Tesla theoretically now owns a chunk of xAI... whose v

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