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by ereyes01 7y ago
This is nice that they aren't selling/boosting political ads (though apparently there's no solution for buying bot armies). However I feel that the root of the problem remains unaddressed- a small group of private companies w
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Closest to me (in Austin, TX) is the massive Carrizozo Lava Flow in NM. I've actually been there via the Valley of Fires State Park. It's an amazing place, and seems to be usually empty- definitely worth a visit if you're in
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by ereyes01 7y ago
For a long time I fought with a family member using this exact same argument. Eventually, I realized that his only truly happy state is when he is wrapped up and engaged in his work, and even a little stressed by it. I learned the lesson w
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Does hunger count as a negative experience?
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Ever since I read the A Song of Ice and Fire books on my phone from plain text files I acquired (don't ask me how) on a reader app, paper books feel like a much more inferior experience. On my phone, I can control the text size, the fo
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Yup, I failed to emphasize how much I agree with that as well!
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by ereyes01 7y ago
I once worked on a team that specialized in very long littanies of code review comments... but they were able to bake this into their culture in fundamental ways such that it ended up being one of the most positive experiences in my softwar
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Go's pprof comes with a great memory (and cpu + more) profiler: https://blog.golang.org/profiling-go-programs
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Hand signals are commonly used in baseball to surreptitiously communicate intent to teammates without giving away your strategy to opponents. I think what GP was getting at is that this technology could be used to automate the reading of ha
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by ereyes01 7y ago
I think an important qualifying question is: how does your team/company deal with failures? Is there some other carrot/stick that incentivizes developers to behave this way? There's certainly a rational argument to be made th
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by ereyes01 7y ago
I'm a new/novice photographer... As a technically minded newbie I quickly mastered all the technical stuff like the exposure triangle, and efficient operation of the camera/lenses. By far the most challenging thing is being t
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by ereyes01 7y ago
The Second Law of Thermodynamics is eventually right in the grander sense, I guess, but conditions for order to emerge from more chaotic circumstances are everywhere, even if order is temporary in the eternal sense. Stars form out of nebula
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Your answer makes me assume you are well-fed, educated, and housed (you are of course well connected, since you commented on here). From an individualist perspective, anyone without those things, but who is connected at least a little will
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Parts 1 and 2 are also great reads, as they go into the relationship between the changer and the waiters. It's especially challenging to communicate effectively when the waiter is not a developer. The language of structure vs. behavior
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Even if weren't possible now, it may be possible in the future because Slack (in practice) owns and controls that data without any oversight from you. Anything you say might be deleted after a while, or might be held indefinitely.
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Yes, it enabled them to not only fail fast, but to fail and live to tell the tale! Much talent and knowledge was lost in the people that died trying to fly before them. It's also amazing to read about the many pilots who died trying to
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by ereyes01 7y ago
For me it doesn't get more seamless than github.com/jmoiron/sqlx No frills, just a little reflection to tie struct fields <=> SQL params.
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by ereyes01 7y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/26/upshot/nearly-half-of-ame...
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by ereyes01 7y ago
> From a shareholder perspective, Boeing’s approach to its business has been wildly successful. The company is enduring its second worldwide grounding in recent memory. > However, worldwide demand for airplanes is riding a high. And B
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Yeah a lot of the 90s/early 2000s OOP stuff I learned in school seemed to always result in really tightly coupled systems and bespoke webs of tests and fixtures that strung along weird dependency chains in unwieldy spaghetti piles that
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by ereyes01 7y ago
This should really be the posted article, it has all the original data and conclusions.
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Maybe you're right, I don't know much about this particular machine, but espresso machines (especially levers) are simple machines that are frequently hand-built, yet very serviceable and high quality. See for example the Londiniu
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by ereyes01 7y ago
I really enjoyed Home Coffee Roasting by Kenneth Davids: https://www.amazon.com/Home-Coffee-Roasting-Revised-Updated/... It's not about grinders but it spends a few chapters on how coffee is produced and how diffe
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Nice work to OP. There's so many super high quality espresso machines out there that will outlive me. When one of those classic machines is paired with a quality grinder and fresh beans, you will be brewing coffee better than many coff
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by ereyes01 7y ago
If the recent tariffs are cited as the main reason for not making things in China, wouldn't things naturally reverse themselves when they are lifted? The tariffs strike me as an artifice that can't be sustained for a very long tim
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by ereyes01 7y ago
I'm a huge Dan Carlin / Hardcore History fan, and I can't wait to see this VR exhibit he has helped put together: https://www.warremains.com/ It's an immersive view into what it was like to be in the Wes
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by ereyes01 7y ago
The image is soft, probably out of focus. Large megapixel sensors tend to accentuate small focus errors, which is one of their downsides (another are the huge raw file sizes). With 100MP, you have to make extra sure your focus is spot on, a
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Like 2 years ago, Rob Pike announced Upspin to much fanfare, which is a full OSS implementation of more or less the same thing as Keybase's KBFS. Since then, I haven't heard anything else about it. I tried using it for a little bi
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by ereyes01 7y ago
The descriptions in this article can be generalized to describe almost any American city that grew in the automobile age. Wide streets, large highways, strip malls with parking lots, a landscape truly designed with the car as the first-clas
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Congratulations! In addition to other advice here, please find a scientifically minded and up to date pediatrician who can recommend good reading material to you. Unfortunately, it's hard to vet for this when you are not a medical prof

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