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by eterm 5y ago
I'm surprised how smooth the curve is, the author never has streaks where he loses a few hundred rating points. In fact I'm struggling to see he ever dips more than 50. I've been on a similar journey over the past year, where
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by eterm 5y ago
Trickle down cryptonomics?
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by eterm 5y ago
A more common thing I think is just trying to collect and hoard too much data. Most of even these worries such as soft deletes disappear if you're not trying to keep every scrap of data you can. Focus on the core business requirements
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by eterm 5y ago
I think anyone who has worked a lot with MSSQL would disagree with Postgres being "so much better". It's only really in the last few years that postgres has pulled ahead, MSSQL was lot more feature rich and performant for a d
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by eterm 5y ago
I'm completely the same, I might have a dozen active tabs but everything gets closed down asap, and in general I'll have multiple windows for different contexts each with just a few tabs.
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by eterm 5y ago
Did Docusign really have a problem that couldn't be solved by any other means of publishing the hash? Ultimately the hash comes from Docusign, so I'm not sure I can think of the problem case where someone doesn't trust Docusi
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by eterm 5y ago
The most generous interpretation I can think of is to parse this as "Rust for Windows <Development>"
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by eterm 5y ago
The issue of hierarchy is that it's orthogonal to having very different results for nearby areas. With a hierarchy you immediately run into, "Am I in gibbons.apple.banana or was it gibbons.apple.bandana" which is just down th
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by eterm 6y ago
Do you have a source for that? Googling literally returns your own post here as the top result.
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by eterm 6y ago
From these charts that that just isn't very convincing anymore: https://socialblade.com/twitch/user/gmhikaru/monthly https://socialblade.com/twitch/user/chessbrah/monthly
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by eterm 6y ago
I hate to burst your Twitch bubble but production started way before chess streaming took off: "On March 19, 2019, Netflix gave the production a series order consisting of six episodes"
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by eterm 6y ago
I miss an excel that loads fast* and doesn't want to know who I am. * For it's time. I'm sure it wasn't instant on a pentium 1 even if I remember it that way.
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by eterm 6y ago
Going back further Network (1976) is all about this.
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by eterm 6y ago
I think you overestimate both how much most authors earn as well as how easy it is to blow through $20m. It's likely also "cash broke" rather than actually bankrupt; it sounds like she still has her house (albeit borrowed aga
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by eterm 6y ago
That blog post really hits hard how much Stackoverflow has become hostile to such users. "please don't ask things that have been asked before, ever, in the history of stackoverflow" is the mantra the moderators now follow and
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by eterm 6y ago
How many employees do you have?
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by eterm 6y ago
I remember having a set of boot floppies with different memory configurations. Depending if you were going to doing gaming or not you'd use a different boot floppy.
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by eterm 6y ago
> many crypto investors to believe the latest bull run is different "This time it's different" isn't an argument I find compelling for why something that is known to have bubbles and manipulation isn't in a bubbl
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by eterm 6y ago
For anyone reading not familiar with powershell, even better than native json support it supports actual objects. Not everything needs to be text. Complex data structures deserve first class support in a modern shell.
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by eterm 6y ago
DOOM 3 is ancient, it was written closer to the time of DOOM than now.
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by eterm 6y ago
It needn't cost that much, the UK's NHS is charged around $15/pill if I'm reading this right: https://bnf.nice.org.uk/medicinal-forms/thalidomide.html Also worth noting that "Don't get pre
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by eterm 6y ago
Yes, you could tell this letter was very dated and not just from the type. I don't think you'd get a response like this at all these days (if at all). Maybe if the brand hooked into it as a marketing effort they might publish a re
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by eterm 6y ago
There's less diagnosis for sure, but wait times for actual treatment has been absolutely amazing in my experience. The diagnosis took way longer, in the US I'd have likely been diagnosed months earlier. However, I was diagnosed on
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by eterm 6y ago
It makes me so glad to be under the care of the NHS. It isn't even about the money, I could afford the $3k out of pocket too, it's more about not having to be a "customer" who has to frequently make choices or shop aroun
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by eterm 6y ago
I'm probably a similar age, I remember growing up reading NTK while feeling too young to be a part of all that, then by the time I grew older it was gone.
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by eterm 6y ago
The very first thing in your list is literally a central authority.
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by eterm 6y ago
A realised loss is not a risk though. A position where there is margin and could be an even bigger loss is a risk.
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by eterm 6y ago
Browing the top of reddit right now is really reminiscent of /r/The_Donald, particularly the shift from a bunch of 'ironic' jokers to conspiracy theories and shouty chest beating and calls for upvotes. I'd treat a
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by eterm 6y ago
I think lethality is extremely DM dependent and it's hard to generalise across different games. The DM my group plays with has no issue killing off PCs, we're level 4 and have had 3 deaths across our party of 4 so far. (Two for th
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by eterm 6y ago
It's like 2000's MSDN vs current MSDN. The erlang documentation tells you what you need to know and is accurate but it isn't helpful in the way it should be. If you already know what you're doing, it can be a useful refe

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