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by eberkund 7y ago
I interviewed with a company that matches this description, I remember thinking their product sounded pretty silly.
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by eberkund 7y ago
You also have to ensure that none of your close relatives upload their DNA (very similar to yours) to the database either.
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by eberkund 7y ago
8 weeks => 16 months, 2 months => 4 years ??? Doesn't seem consistent
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by eberkund 7y ago
I am not claiming to know any exact value. But previous comparisons I've seen do it by looking at some good or asset which has remained relatively unchanged since ancient time and then using the modern day price of that good to extrapo
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by eberkund 7y ago
I believe the answer lies somewhere in the middle. Economic output is not entirely static, but it is not completely accurate to say a creative hard-working person who comes along and amasses a lot of wealth has created all of that wealth
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by eberkund 7y ago
In a recent presentation Evan You mentioned Svelte and basically said that their approach is better and if it weren't for backwards compatibility he'd have taken a lot more of their ideas for Vue 3
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by eberkund 7y ago
It's looking like it will have a physical Esc key but no Fn keys.
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by eberkund 7y ago
I work in a company which rents a floor in a large downtown office tower and I think the number of people working there is less than 10 including cleaning staff. There is 1 security guard who I see around often and someone is usually in the
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by eberkund 7y ago
There are self hosted Azure products also.
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by eberkund 7y ago
Pretty nice looking and well built case, especially given the price.
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Evan You – What's Coming in Vue 3.0(youtube.com)
1 points by eberkund 7y ago|0 comments
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by eberkund 7y ago
Buy low, sell high
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by eberkund 7y ago
I've never considered that to be honest. Why do you think a separate legal system is necessary? What additional laws would these executives be subject too that say an employee or executive of a small private business not have to comply
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by eberkund 7y ago
That assumes that for a "thought/cycle" to occur, information would have to traverse the system from corner to corner. It is possible, that most thoughts can come about in localized areas independently.
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by eberkund 7y ago
Depends the CI software obviously but for Azure DevOps/VSTS, they have just what you describe and seem to call it "triggers": https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/buil...
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by eberkund 7y ago
How are you able to make those assumptions using just the median? Did you assume a normal distribution with some arbitrary variance? >It has about 100k employees. That means 50% make more than that which is about 50k people. No it doesn&
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by eberkund 7y ago
Line of Business I presume
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by eberkund 7y ago
I wonder if Mynewt would consider adding Rust code to the OS core code. It would probably complicate the build process and other things and I'm not sure it would be worth it for this type of programming. Thanks for the interesting arti
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by eberkund 7y ago
I maintain a couple of MySQL based applications. I don't really use any features outside of "standard SQL" is there a reason to switch over to Pg? I haven't used Pg before and usually default to MySQL.
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by eberkund 7y ago
Command prompt on Windows is pretty fast but Git Bash is still unusably slow. I guess I'll try again next major release.
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by eberkund 7y ago
Leibniz I'm guessing.
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by eberkund 7y ago
I was doing some research recently on various private NPM registry implementations. My company wanted a way to share internal libraries and frontend apps in their local network. I was surprised to find out how poor most of the options were.
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by eberkund 8y ago
Has anyone here used Cloudflare workers yet? I know they just launched recently. - Where you using new or existing code (coming from Lambda for example)? - How did the performance compare? - Did you run into any difficulties?
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by eberkund 8y ago
> And where does this money go? What does it end up doing? Some of it goes to providing jobs to those same middle class people.
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Netlify increases their prices, yet again(netlify.com)
3 points by eberkund 8y ago|0 comments
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by eberkund 8y ago
Given the choice between close source software and open source software which is restricted legally I will still gladly take the latter.
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by eberkund 8y ago
That doesn't sound that outrageous. AWS S3 would come to close to $50k/yr for that amount of data and presumably this body camera footage storage company provides some additional value beyond just raw data storage that is encapsul
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by eberkund 8y ago
This looks terrible. It seems to just replace regular CSS query selectors with .querySelector('#nav') which I guess gives you the ability to use JS logic in your stylesheets. Not sure why you'd ever want that though.
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by eberkund 8y ago
I recently learned to my surprise that Exchange has a feature that allows you to recall emails from the recipients inbox.
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by eberkund 8y ago
Yes. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot-core/learn-abou... You could actually run Windows on Raspberry Pi 3 for a while now, I think it just was just a beta image or something. I'm not entirely

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