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by e9 4y ago
For a second I thought you are referring to kids(first derivative) and grand kids(second derivative) haha
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by e9 4y ago
“ walking around the business park on foot” <- you nailed it, looking back at my career, the 1-1 time I got with managers or my co-workers walking together and informally talking things out is what made a lot of things efficient. It’s im
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by e9 4y ago
Check out Earthships for inspiration: https://www.newmexico.org/earthships/ There is cool documentary episode on them on Amazon Prime, show called Off The Cuff and episode called Earthships.
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by e9 4y ago
I had similar issue with Venmo. Venmo told me it's my fault. I went directly to my credit card and after 2 month and a lot of evidence, credit card company sided with me. Venmo said I can't use their products ever again. Fine by m
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by e9 4y ago
currently AI can only base its solutions on what's been done or shown as example before, especially in coding, so if you replace all software coders with AI then you have limits to what it can do
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by e9 4y ago
It's harder to keep muscles as you grow old. More muscles is indication of good metabolism, which correlates with good health (less chance of getting metabolic syndrome etc, somewhat relevant: https://betterbodychemistry.com
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by e9 4y ago
You can use wasm disassembler (like https://github.com/JoseFMP/wasm-disassembler ) as a starting point to understand what’s happening. It would be much harder if it was obfuscated on top of that.
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by e9 4y ago
Funny thing, I had same experience. I also built robust ETL. It was for ingesting and manipulating financial data from 30+ different banks and I also did Pokemon Exception Handling to make it robust. In general my philosophy is: I don'
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by e9 4y ago
I'm here with you on this. Tried bigcos multiple times. Couldn't last more than a year. Nobody wants to do this job and that's why they pay a lot for it.
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by e9 4y ago
Firebase acquired by Google
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by e9 4y ago
Or create inception type game play in doom where you don’t know how many levels deep you are from original game lol
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by e9 4y ago
Sunscreens are a recent development in human history. Yes we do have worse ozone layer and more UV gets to us but we also eat like shit. Antioxidants are the original sunscreen and protector from sunburns and skin cancer. If you don't
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by e9 4y ago
That's right. Most people need incentive. That's how humans operate unfortunately and you have work around that to get anything done. That's why being good manager is hard. For example, if you make a competition to give some
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by e9 4y ago
Even if question seems unnecessary at the time, more often than not some junior dev will find it helpful once your company grows. It’s about preserving knowledge and no question is dumb at that point.
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by e9 4y ago
To solve this problem for smaller teams I like to use private StackOverflow for teams: https://stackoverflow.co/teams/ The added benefit is that history of issues encountered is preserved for future employees.
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by e9 4y ago
this was a sincere legitimate question from me, I don't understand why it got downvoted
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by e9 4y ago
Is there a reason why you are not happy with current Opera browser?
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by e9 4y ago
www.codecombat.com is focused on kids but I found it great for beginners in general. You can choose to learn JavaScript or Python. I had a lot of fun watching and helping my gf go from 0 to being able to write basic JavaScript.
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by e9 4y ago
There are number of areas where scalability issues can come up. Most of them are usually due to not well optimized database queries. There was time when real-time data subscriptions were too slow for me with Mongo but now you can seamlessly
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by e9 4y ago
Yes! I’ve built startup with Meteor in 2014-2017 and came back to it this year for my current job and I want to say it is still the best. It’s the only thing that works out of the box. I can get designers and PMs running it locally in minut
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by e9 4y ago
yes and a lot of these coins claim they are all backed but it's just a lip service, it's too lucrative to not do full 1-1 backing, you are right only something like US treasury can do it. https://markets.businessinsider
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by e9 4y ago
I started using Meteor again and OMG it’s so fun I just can’t stop building stuff
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by e9 4y ago
a lot of popular and semi-popular startups are hard for some VCs to invest in. So some of them like ESO fund ( https://www.esofund.com ) will give you money to exercise and pay taxes but on condition that they'll take a dece
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by e9 4y ago
I disagree. It shows a track record of success throughout the life and that you are not just "one time wonder".
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by e9 4y ago
I never used GraphQL to access database or do anything with database. I honestly don't see value there. I only used it to replace REST API. It's great way to define typed API and let tools generate code so you basically use it lik
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by e9 5y ago
I got my node script working with Kestra
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by e9 5y ago
If they ban your account and you don’t know why
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by e9 5y ago
I had to modify FFmpeg for a job and I found it surprisingly accessible and easy to read/modify: https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg
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by e9 5y ago
Fidelity is the worrisome one. Someone could be impersonating you. - check your credit report for any suspicious activity - if you are tmobile client(or network that uses tmobile underneath), check to see if your SSN and DL was leaked last
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by e9 5y ago
Roku can probably provide this service given they control hardware and can provide SDK for the apps to do it.

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