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by coreyoconnor 7y ago
Ideally yes. However, that's assuming a lot of privilege that the average consumer wouldn't have at all in this case.
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by coreyoconnor 7y ago
Given the responses I succeeded in my goal: highlighting the absurdity in the current system :)
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by coreyoconnor 7y ago
IIRC prior to being treated you agree to be financially liable for the costs. Prior to even knowing that that will be or even the costs involved. Or even if you know what is involved are you going to understand what a reasonable cost is? EG
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by coreyoconnor 7y ago
Good to know that the US health care system will impose these individuals with the cost. Shame on them for not properly researching the product. They should have considered their consumer choices against the possibility of cancer years late
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by coreyoconnor 8y ago
Conceptually, there is a lot of overlap. Apollo had a few layers to it but would, more or less, matched kubernetes plus additional tooling. Dare I say closer to openshift? Brazil, the build tool, infrastructure and repository was similar to
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by coreyoconnor 8y ago
I agree. Disclaimer: Also ex-amazonian, left like one year ago.
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by coreyoconnor 8y ago
"When a HD died early, you could also imagine undetected manufacturing flaws that finally gave way. With SSDs, at least in theory that shouldn't happen" This is incorrect. As much of the argument seems predicated on this I do
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by coreyoconnor 8y ago
Incorrect: Even a single person company described above will still need to handle GPDR requests. The operational requirements is not 0 even for a company retaining no unnecessary records.
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by coreyoconnor 8y ago
Regardless of the size of organization, GDPR applies. In particular, note the section "Right of Access": * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regula... Which requires the organization to su
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by coreyoconnor 9y ago
Carta is "software to help companies, investors, law firms, and employees modernize the way they manage ownership" The homepage is https://carta.com/ Or it's "Charleston Area Regional Transportation Auth
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by coreyoconnor 9y ago
"Rollup is a module builder" and here's a link to the main page: https://rollupjs.org/guide/en (Which is mentioned nowhere in that announcement.)
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by coreyoconnor 9y ago
For shits and giggles I recently compared a spot instance CPU miners of monero vs spot instance GPU miners. I don't have the exact numbers on hand but IIRC the CPU miner was ~50% the cost in terms of $/hash.
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by coreyoconnor 9y ago
I like the UI of Amazon Chime: https://chime.aws/ Though it is business focused. 1. There is a free plan, but limited. 2. Android, iPhone, Mac, and PC clients that work well. Occasional notification syncing issues. That&#x2
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by coreyoconnor 10y ago
There are a few apps mentioned for helping with this problem. In my experience Should I Answer? is the best by far. * https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.mistergrou... None of the apps solve the rand
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by coreyoconnor 10y ago
Still bad IMO. I do not recommend using an e-reader for PDFs. I use a Kindle DX on a rare occasion. A tablet computer with pen provides the best experience IMO. I've used a iPad and an Android tablet before. Both have excellent PDF rea
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
I did a similar build. I had no clue other people were thinking the same. The entire build I was super nervous. I kept worry I was buying components for a system that wouldn't be worth it. "How can this be so cheap?" I kept w
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
In addition: Now the marketplace will be flooded with former Yahoo employees. Up until now I would claim < 6 months on average to find a job (Even in SV). Now... Not so sure.
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
Why is this bad? Is there a licensing issue? Otherwise, re-using a known layout will not play into my purchasing decisions.
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
Partition template parameters into request-dependent and request-independent sets. Memoization with persistence of the request-independent template instantiation. "static" then is the special case of no request-dependent template
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
A line that struck me as familiar: "I should add that my hearing’s getting worse. Which doesn’t help at all." I wonder if the author is sure his hearing is actually getting worse or his perception is getting worse? I once thought
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
Depends on the change of real estate prices relative to changes in wages. Wages can go up but after cost of living the effective wage might be quite low.
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
Doesn't taste like pulled pork to me. To me the flavor is bubblegum pineapple. Which is fantastic! Ranch 99 will have Jackfruit on occasion. Wear latex gloves while cutting. The "latex like substance" is in the white pith of
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
I've run into the same opinion from other developers: "there is very little quantified info about what works and what doesn't" In my experience they are looking for the wrong answers. They want an answer of how to design
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
I don't know why you were downvoted. This is a nice summary.
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
Related to this is the Games Outcome study. While this specifically studied the development of games, the observations and conclusions are applicable to all software development: * http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/PaulToz
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
I'll give it a try. Rockets require dense oxygen to burn. Near the edge of the atmosphere the air is not dense. Cooling the air increases the density. Cooling the air a lot will produce the dense oxygen required by a rocket. Air also c
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
Assuming I understand the question correctly: Yes. Nix uses a pure evaluation model so it enjoys the property: An artifact in the nix store is uniquely identified by the closure used to build the artifact. For any artifacts A, B if and only
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
Yep. Definitely! One caveat, in short, is: Everything involved in the build must be placed under the nix store (/nix/store). Which, for some software, can cause issues: They might have a hardcoded runtime path that references &#x2
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
Check out nix / nixpkgs. :-) That's the closest to Brazil IMO.
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by coreyoconnor 11y ago
I think the discovery of exoplanets will have far reaching cultural implications. We've gone from believing planets are extremely rare to knowing planets are relatively common. Now that planets are known to be common, does that mean li

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