djbusby

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by djbusby 3y ago
Still alive.
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by djbusby 3y ago
I'm not going the "following orders" mindset. I'm going with many times a junior contributor can't even see the (bad) outcome.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Not the devs, they have no agency in the decision. Management, for sure, post their name and LinkedIn profile.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Sometimes the meet has folk that are even more expensive (not me). Sometimes theres more than 50. Four hours of meetings, six hours of wall-clock Edit: some companies have >20k employees. My first years at MS (late 90s) had these "w
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by djbusby 3y ago
Lots of cash can be burned in meetings and by managers of managers. I'm sure my case is not unique here but, meetings that cost $100k are common at $BigCo. And there dozens of those per day.
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by djbusby 3y ago
I thought he was from up north, where Greek is ... less likely.
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by djbusby 3y ago
It's not a difficult process to maintain your own repo overlay that keeps old packages for longer than the mainline. One reason they are trimmed is because old version of $package don't build with new version of $library which is
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by djbusby 3y ago
Your browser likely has a tab search feature (chrome and FF have it). So, you can see/find easy. Also some plugins can help there too.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Back in the NT4 days, which supported Alpha, my lab had a few of their boxes. Dual 500Mhz (it was ~1998) Huge box with a huge PSU. And we had some cheapo desktop HPs with dual Pentium2(3? (the card edge ones)) at like 450 or 533. Which basi
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by djbusby 3y ago
If you don't ship on time it could affect your bonus. Gotta prioritize.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Not specific to this post but...I'm sick of management (in general) for taking the lions share of profit for a the "responsibility" they carry and yet, all that responsibility comes with no blame when things go south.
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by djbusby 3y ago
And I've been doing ass-key-nee-ma And also, I love this thing; upvote every time. For sharing terminal stuffs its loads better than copying the relevant bits and/or outputs from `screen` (do folk still use that?).
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by djbusby 3y ago
The Mythical Man Month by Fred Brooks Project Management Flow by Donald G. Reinertsen Both books are great, the Brooks one is like, legendary.
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by djbusby 3y ago
No, I'm not kidding. 5% (at the peak) is not a good chunk. A good chunk is like >20%
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by djbusby 3y ago
Check your math here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budget_of_NASA I think that <5% is small (de minimus) and NASA ha been below that number for a long time
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by djbusby 3y ago
I think you don't understand the use case. Kernel drivers don't connect the USB device to the JavaScript in the web-app.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Or build your own browser from scratch, at least three HN users are doing that. (And I'm following, I think a fourth engine is needed)
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by djbusby 3y ago
WebUSB is pretty useful for web-based POS. Scanner and printer integrations.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Loads of kits I see include regen braking.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Draw with the pen. Then double tap in the text area and use kbd input. Works in the Google drawing thing (Drive)
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by djbusby 3y ago
AI for sure. Rust maybe less. The big thing about these tokens is, folk spend them too early and try to use them for everything. Part of choose boring is more about choose the right tool. Would you build a PoC webapp by having AI generate R
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by djbusby 3y ago
Tresor -> Treasure
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by djbusby 3y ago
I think tool lists with awesome filters is great. Like PCPartPicker. Could build a compatibility matrix too. This plugs easy to that etc. Would love to see pricing too. Looks good.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Not OP but here what we have is some routine to get a fact from the DB (eg Customer->getOrders()) and the routine is schema aware. On v0 it queries a table with one rules, on v1 it's a different slightly different query. So, one sm
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by djbusby 3y ago
I think the alternative engine is a thing folk think will block G from more hijinks, like maybe WEI.
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by djbusby 3y ago
I hate that this is the right answer. I hate that I use it too. I hate that I don't have time/cash to explore alternatives.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Where is the blog post about this?
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by djbusby 3y ago
Keep a log of every record added and why it was added. When making any DNS changes review the log as well.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Different goals maybe. The outcome from that case was that Ads won. Does the goal of the Chrome team matter when they are blocked from implementation?
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by djbusby 3y ago
This is DOI https://www.doi.org/ Because, I just learned about it.

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