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by datascienced 2y ago
You can die and respawn on level 5 kill all the monsters and be left keyless and stuck.
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by datascienced 2y ago
I am not a founder but worked at various places that did this and I don’t think there is a simple answer except be very resourceful! High gross margins feed into costs going into future sales and future development. Zero profit because you
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by datascienced 2y ago
OTOH it is gatekeeping you need a degree to code. And a bootcamp completion is not a fake degree. No more than a CS degree is a fake programming vocational qualification.
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by datascienced 2y ago
What about when the lead maintainer has written 100 issues themselves with clear instructions and tagged with “great first issue” and such like?
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by datascienced 2y ago
You can have a different IPv6 every minute if you like. They are plentiful! Maybe have a fixed one for your web server too.
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by datascienced 2y ago
First there was W3 then Web 2.0 then web3.
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by datascienced 2y ago
That makes no medical sense. Like you don’t have concussion because no bruise or something.
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by datascienced 2y ago
I think they have the M and V but not quite the P. P is proposition. Just needs a bit more info as to what to expect, some examples and perhaps social proof.
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by datascienced 2y ago
Desperately needs some examples of what it created or even a demo (maybe show the resulting app, and one file, pay for full repo). Need some signal this is worth it.
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by datascienced 2y ago
$50 for 10g sounds dreamy awesome. I think in Australia that’d be US$3k at least.
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by datascienced 2y ago
They died out in the 1980s in East London.
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by datascienced 2y ago
I suggest the name Rustam It is a play on the Go equivalent being Hugo.
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by datascienced 2y ago
Leaderless, eventually consistent DB, with DB running on same servers as app. Could be good, you need to rethink all the distributed DB stuff. Does a node deal with certain subset (e.g. certain customers) so you use customerid as a partitio
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by datascienced 2y ago
Maybe that was the problem, Rails and Ruby for this problem didn’t demonstrate enough challenge for the role, so it didn’t show you off enough in the interview.
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by datascienced 2y ago
That doesn’t make it a compliment. A compliment is what a facebook advertiser or facebook user would also buy (or at least buy with their time) along with facebook. 5G data might be an example for FB users.
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by datascienced 2y ago
I like the idea. If I am right this is more for a validated idea (something that sells) and you are trying to find more use cases or perhaps pivots. Because if you have a bad idea this bot will probably find nothing (although that might be
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by datascienced 2y ago
Replacing jobs is a funny one. I don’t care about this. Looms replaced jobs. AI is a loom. People always have to change their job. You can’t get an 80’s programming job anymore for example. Even if you like tape archives alot and so on. The
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by datascienced 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law as long as DORA isn’t in your stack ranking review, bonus, or used as a stick to bully people, it is probably OK.
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by datascienced 2y ago
Your question implies it is obvious that a system of statistical models would (or should) be good at statistics. And that the opposite is a paradox. I would ask why you think that is obvious? Being good at statistics is more of a knowledge
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by datascienced 2y ago
An argument I would take more seriously if infinite scrolling was not a requirement too.
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by datascienced 2y ago
Might be ok for a footpath?
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by datascienced 2y ago
Is this a sysvinit vs systemd rant?
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by datascienced 2y ago
For clarification I think my parent comment is referring to the now dead comments, not the submission.
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by datascienced 2y ago
What do you mean a tech grifter?
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by datascienced 2y ago
This is a good point. And the danger of looking at a single case. Governments often put a $ value on a life to measure if something is worth doing. Would you divert the philosophical train to another track? I think the NHS in the UK calcula
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by datascienced 2y ago
I think people care about the prison system but the other way around “why did that guy get let out so soon!”
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by datascienced 2y ago
It was 2013 ish IIRC so precore. Honestly probably just boredom at work. A new language will keep it interesting! And rails is a nice side project language.
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by datascienced 2y ago
Yes for sure. The danger is in building out new teams of people learning on the job.
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by datascienced 2y ago
Or in other words you are doing research, a bit like a PhD and the book is a byproduct! Like how HN was recently talking about 8 hours to code the first time, but half hour to retype the same code from memory the next day. The code is almos
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by datascienced 2y ago
Yes plus the emotion of sitting on a couch with a paper book vs. a device is very different. The feeling of flicking pages is better than the UI of book readers or smart phones.

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