cs02rm0

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by cs02rm0 8y ago
UK for me, never heard the term.
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
The checklist seems to be here: https://www.who.int/patientsafety/topics/safe-surgery/checkl... As a software engineer, I'd hope this was done in software, where it could be trivially filled in by multip
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
Mostly, I'd agree. I have literally no idea how long it would take though, I couldn't in good faith put a number to it. I also don't want the work - Windows isn't an environment I have experience in because it's an
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
I find you have to do this, but it can damage professional relationships. Recently I've flat out said no, as gently as I could, to doing some work - porting a software stack to run on Windows. A customer is asking for an estimate to do
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
I wonder if the winch is to prevent people nicking the drone.
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
She does clearly credit the rest of the team, which is admirable as she's also clearly been key to this piece of work. Somehow though my facebook feed is already littered with images saying she was single-handedly responsible and no
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
FWIW I was thinking immovable wall rather than parked car for the 140mph impact. The wall is complicated enough for me without thinking about multiple crumple zones, handbrakes, etc.
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
This is the same physics I was taught in school as for two cars crashing into each other at 70mph I presume? Neither has a 140mph impact, although a 140mph impact would involve more than double the energy anyway AIUI.
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
I'm not so sure. I think I'd lean more towards quantity if it were a choice - my kids are very young though so right now I just want to know them for as long as I can.
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
UNPHAT - these are great, but I'd add one more - ask yourself if you're an engineer before making a technology choice. The number of projects I've had where the team has had one arm tied behind their back because they "h
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
A quick look suggests it might be trying to do something with geolocation. I didn't get the message in Chrome.
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
I never had a raise as an employee more than 5%. I only once moved jobs as an employee for less than 50% and I tended to stay for 18 months to 3 years. I've been contacting for 8 years now, have nearly doubled my rate over that time mo
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
The French proposed TUC (temps universel coordonné) and UTC was the "compromise" with CUT.
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
I've hardly looked at k8s, it looked like a pain to get a docker-compose file running in it the last time I looked. I think there was a tool to translate it to something kubernetes could deal with. That said, after the last four months
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
With k8s - you switched to it, now what? You have to buy server hardware, rent or build a room, run wires for electricity and broadband, build cooling, physical security, etc etc etc. I'm not sure that's the choice. You can run
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
I'm seriously considering my move out - currently thinking about doing the chateau thing in rural France. Frustratingly, I could do my job from rural France and strike some sort of imperfect-but-preferable balance, it's only reall
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
Likewise. It's frustrating not even understanding consciousness. And since having kids I find permanent nonexistence even more painful to contemplate.
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
That's interesting, I haven't ever noticed that (not suggesting it doesn't happen, I'm sure A/B testing must happen). I use camelcamelcamel a lot and haven't seen any discrepancy between what I Amazon shows me
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
Pretty certain my UK one did. I graduated nearly 15 years ago though and it was mostly focused on things like copyright law.
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
I once read something about flies exhibiting signs of consciousness. It made some sense to me; you try and swat them, they fly off in a direction of their choosing. It crossed my mind recently in respect to AI consciousness, that all animal
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
What doctors and researchers get wrong about diabetes is that pin-pricks and injections are not even remotely bad. I don't know a single diabetic who cares about injections and blood sugar tests. You get used to that within the first
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
I'm sure that's true, but you have to be churning through quite a lot of requests to get there. Sadly so, because I can't stand lambda!
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
Utilise vs use is the one that makes me want to get a bit stabby, especially when they correct their use of the word use to change it for utilise. Sorry, I mean inclined to lacerate.
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
That's fair, but it still strikes me as a democratically weaker system for it. Has the Parliament ever exercised their veto against a president?
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
Why would people downvote this, seriously? Was it too close to criticism of the EU, why is that even an issue for some people?
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
There are differences with the US model, which is obviously to be expected. A key one for me is that US president is elected by the people. The EU does not have that degree of democratic accountability. Some may think that a good thing. But
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
In the UK it seems like a pain to get anything open sourced. AIUI, by default everything is Crown Copyright. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crown_copyright#United_Kingdom
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
I don't see why you think I have.
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
a) You can build an abstraction service if you care about vendor lock-in so much ... It's really easy to avoid lockin, lambda really doesn't make it any harder than EC2 at all. Yes, you can build an abstraction layer. And mainta
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by cs02rm0 8y ago
Yet another way to increase failure rates and repair costs, just what the MBP needs. To be fair, I'd think it more likely Apple would just remove the keyboard and sell you a dongle to plug an external one in than this. Although right n

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