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by ebiester 6y ago
So, it depends. You don't want to protect the team from a foreign entity, having to understand the political structures around them or the actual value they bring to the organization. You do want to protect them from pressures of worki
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by ebiester 6y ago
They get different content. Nowhere on that streaming content is someone explaining the intricacies of speedrunning The Legend Of Zelda (as a simple example.) It turns out there may only be a couple thousand people in the world really tha
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by ebiester 6y ago
I will say, as much as I agree with you, even software organizations have problems that are well suited toward these low code platforms. After working through some of the quirks of retool, we have developers just adding things in the fracti
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by ebiester 6y ago
I think the SOA/microservices distinction has to do with the patterns of architecture more than anything else. (For example, the enterprise service bus is... well, ignore that if you squint it looks a bit like the service mesh and Kafk
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by ebiester 6y ago
The weird thing is that some people really love those playlists. I moved to apple music and my partner gets annoyed because he misses exactly that. He likes that they change regularly - it's a feature rather than a bug. I listen to a
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by ebiester 6y ago
I only can judge from the article - I don't know the dynamics of the team. Some people and teams thrive on meeting a challenge and it would be exhilarating. Others would see this as draining. For the right team, I would do this. That i
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by ebiester 6y ago
Past “Greek yogurt” is labneh. Add a little salt, top with olive oil, and eat with good bread.
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by ebiester 6y ago
I would love to see how much of that is based on subsidies.
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by ebiester 6y ago
I am interested in both, but we're still a bit away from cultured meat. We are closer than I expected we would be in 2021, though. See this press release from this week: https://www.perishablenews.com/meatpoultry/f
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by ebiester 6y ago
I disagree with some of the premises. First, I think that the right choice is to pick the right protein for the job, and not choose wheat and soy because of price. Mung beans, for example, are expensive because people aren't growing th
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by ebiester 6y ago
I get the frustration, but fundamentally, screen sharing and screenshots are so integral to my daily use that I couldn't even consider wayland. For nearly any remote worker at this point, at least the ones I work with, this is fundamen
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by ebiester 6y ago
Companies aren't, but this is a relatively small community, especially in some niche languages. That conversation with a coworker might lead to a job years down the line. As a manager, I may not always be a manager. The next job, I may
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by ebiester 6y ago
If it hasn't changed recently, you have to send in paperwork assigning your contribution to GNU as to maintain a single copyright owner.
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by ebiester 6y ago
The losses of transport are relatively small, smaller than would be expected: see http://insideenergy.org/2015/11/06/lost-in-transmission-how-...
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by ebiester 6y ago
Expanding on the rule I've heard is when starting, buy the cheapest thing that won't kill/discourage you, and use it until you break it or you explicitly understand the limitations, so that you know what to buy and what quali
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by ebiester 6y ago
It's probably lemon juice, olive oil, and salt.
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by ebiester 6y ago
The problem from my perspective is that video is a poor way to learn or diagnose technique. They can listen to the sound (albeit depending on their setup, inaccurately), but how do you tell if the student has tension in their shoulder (as a
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by ebiester 6y ago
Does this transfer to online lessons? As of right now, there's a plague that we're trying not to transfer right now. (As far as I've heard, online lessons are not that great, relatively speaking.)
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by ebiester 6y ago
I upvoted you even though I disagree, for a few reasons. First, a lesson where I get Covid is a really expensive lesson. A lesson where I give Covid to a teacher is a really expensive lesson for them, and I don't want to be responsib
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by ebiester 6y ago
Yeah. I remember dozens of edge cases that involved errors and back buttons and flash scope and on at least one occasion, jquery plugins. Or back buttons and CSRF tokens and flash scope... Or, let's talk about a common use case. Someon
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by ebiester 6y ago
Form submissions are brutally bad the moment a back button comes in. I remember so many "The client used the back button in a multi-page form and part of the form disappeared for them" bugs.
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by ebiester 6y ago
I should have double checked on clinicaltrials.gov first. (I was thinking of the AstraZeneca trial.)
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by ebiester 6y ago
From what I've heard from one of the trials, they used a meningitis vaccine that actually does hurt. (Its side effects are known but minor.) That was hearsay, though, and I don't have access to the internal protocol.
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by ebiester 6y ago
That’s a jaded view. The truth is that most enterprise customers are not making a decision based on a front page blurb and are going to Vercel because they have a problem they already need solved. The problem here is “I want to avoid increa
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by ebiester 6y ago
Native to Mac, Windows, or Linux? People use Electron because cross-platform desktop is not a solved problem unless you're willing to pay for QT. (I can name a dozen alternatives but they're frankly not as good as Electron, at lea
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by ebiester 6y ago
Did it make sense to out Jim Kolbe after he sold out the LGBTQ community in congress? Or Ted Haggard who was using his power to hurt the community? We can came other political and public figures where outing was stopping the damage. The mom
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by ebiester 6y ago
Why bother with blockchain? This is a torrent use case because nobody wants to share their record of porn ownership.
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by ebiester 6y ago
Outing is a controversial but old practice from the 80s in the queer community, and involves outing public figures who were involved in making the lives of the LGBT community worse. The classic text I know was Outing, Part 1 from Michelange
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by ebiester 6y ago
I mentioned adjuncts in there as well.
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by ebiester 6y ago
How many students do you have and what's your teaching load? I think that's another primary consideration. Teaching a 3/3 (or god forbid, a 4/4) with 30 students in each makes for a rough grading experience.

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