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by debrice 5y ago
I don’t believe lots of companies can deliver what Tesla offers, or if so, have the ethics of not delivering for the sake of saving lives. If anything, history showed that most car companies ethics is very questionable when competition is f
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by debrice 5y ago
It feels very relevant in the case of drugs. Many drugs don’t cure the disease but increase comfort or life expectancy
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by debrice 5y ago
Oddly enough, I see people stopping in the middle of I405 quite often (about once a month)
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by debrice 5y ago
There is a few companies releasing PR announcing they’ve achieved level 3 and 4 but I don’t feel like I’ve seen any on the street (or maybe they are hard to spot?). I’ve been in a few Tesla and they drive themselves quite well (I’m not an e
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by debrice 5y ago
This is a great question
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by debrice 5y ago
You’ve got one and only life, do what you love. Life has a fun way to reward the bolds
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by debrice 5y ago
Brilliant!
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by debrice 6y ago
Pretty cool. Maybe on suggestion, disable autocorrect and autocapitalize
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by debrice 6y ago
“Best practices are non-negotiable” In my experience (over 20 years) rules are meant to be broken. You can’t have a set of meaningful rules that can’t be misfits in some cases. “Write unit-tests!” - on a shell script? - for my playbook? - o
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by debrice 6y ago
This is such a great question!
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by debrice 6y ago
I understand all the things you're talking about, and I agree, you can block the main thread (and elixir does not use the OS processes so it's awesome...). I do disagree with the take on await/async but that's a differen
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by debrice 6y ago
It’s really hard to read such posts. The tool is only as good as the contributor, that’s all there is. Great things were built in all languages and frameworks. For god sakes, stop blaming the tool by doing naive comparisons with other langu
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by debrice 6y ago
I would caution against such statement “this is just shopping”. Social media also used to be underestimated in the damage they can do. Privacy information brokers are like an Hydra, you cut one head, 3 new ones grow... and before you know i
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Why not testing everyone and anyone is valuable for the accuracy of a viral test(observablehq.com)
2 points by debrice 6y ago|0 comments
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by debrice 6y ago
it's gonna be hard to run a double-blind experiment on that one
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by debrice 6y ago
"Monolith vs Micro-services?" is philosophy at this point. It's a good brain exercise, a great starter for debate, it reveals a lot of insights... all because there is no actual answer.
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by debrice 6y ago
Thank you for the clarification abd12, you are right. I only create LSI if I know for sure the data within a given shard will not go beyond 10GB... since we never really do we always go with GSI.
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by debrice 6y ago
There is a lot more you should learn about DynamoDB but I appreciate the effort of the author. Please read the AWS documentation, it's not that big and explains vital things that just aren't in this article. Very important things
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France creates 15min test for Covid-19(lemonde.fr)
9 points by debrice 7y ago|1 comments
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Dynamic back end for rapid front-end prototyping(github.com)
3 points by debrice 7y ago|0 comments
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by debrice 7y ago
Sounds very silly and minimal but I've learned to say "no" and it changed my whole work life. I've gained so much out of it. - respect of my opinion - peace (as opposed to stress) - Massive code quality increase - Meet m
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by debrice 7y ago
We used to do that but dynamodb being very dynamic (which we like) makes it harder to use a declarative schema. ES auto detect the schema which makes it a breeze. I’d say try with JSON fields but I don’t think you’ll get great query speed
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by debrice 7y ago
Where I work we use micro-services through lambda (we have dozens of them) and use DynamoDB for our tables. DynamoDB streams are piped through elasticsearch. We use it for our business intelligence. Took us about a week to setup proper repl
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by debrice 7y ago
I've seen plenty of SpaceX crash footage used by others than SpaceX. While you might have a point when it comes to Intellectual Property, I think you're taking that a bit out of proportion.
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by debrice 7y ago
I have to admit, I’m quite impressed by the performance of the Camry Hybrid here! In the long run, I suspect gas price will keep going up. I live in Los Angeles and pay around $4/gallon, at this rate it will become extremely hard for g
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by debrice 7y ago
I’d suggest doing that operation on the outdoor side exhaust where the heat loss would be irrelevant.
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by debrice 7y ago
I think your argument would make more sense if the actor in the room was paid a fair wage
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by debrice 7y ago
I don’t believe you can answer that question... or that this question has an answer. I read a few assumptions that technical debt can be due to bad coding practice. While it could be, in my experience it often comes from business goals chan
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Circle-CI analytics data breach(support.circleci.com)
3 points by debrice 7y ago|1 comments
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by debrice 7y ago
I wonder if being on Facebook reduces your motivation to build new friendships (it does take some work) since it allows you (with little effort) to maintain some form of very limited remote relationship? Maybe without Facebook, we (remote

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