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by daniel-grigg 5y ago
It’s a consensual decision on behalf of the individual - when you travel from a high risk region to another it’s understood by all parties you will need to quarantine for a period to prevent unknowingly spreading the virus on untold others.
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by daniel-grigg 5y ago
Being responsible is a tough call give that institutions in Australia charge enormous interest rates on credit cards, typically 20%+. I find it staggering that they can get away with it actually. Regardless, many (less ‘responsible’) consum
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by daniel-grigg 5y ago
Even if that were true for a single system in isolation, it breaks apart quickly the number of services you’re ‘dependent’ increases. Then that relatively rare downtime of 1% starts to grow until every day, ‘something’ is broken.
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by daniel-grigg 6y ago
Just to put things into perspective, in Sydney Australia a typical, inner city early learning centre costs $160/day, so $3200 per month. There are means tested rebates available but they cap out both in total per year and per day.
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by daniel-grigg 6y ago
Now you’re just repeating the same fallacy by assuming all these tools have improved at the same rate.
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by daniel-grigg 6y ago
The pendulum can swing too far both ways. Having worked for a startup that consisted of probably half ex-thought workers I can attest that yes some of the development processes and infrastructure we created were commendable. Some others wer
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by daniel-grigg 6y ago
Curious, is there any traceability to verify the published code is what’s published to the app now or with updates?
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by daniel-grigg 8y ago
I could equally argue the opposite is true today. A good CLI program has either a —help option / man file. I run that and presto, I have every command and option succinctly presented. Whereas with unfortunately far too many GUI apps to
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by daniel-grigg 9y ago
WeChat and Alipay both dwarf all of the above. Pity they don’t strive to be more accepted in the West.