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feydaykyn
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That's the plot of Norman Spinrad's book Little heroes. It starts with the idea that Music record companies can only make bad automated music, and in order to make a hit, they hire real musicians. It's a great read! https:
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I've been using MoonReader ( https://moondownload.com/ ) for years now and it's great, with an integration with the Gutenberg project. I also love the gestual shortcuts to control brightness, and the treasure thrive
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I agree with your analysis, except singling out about Muslims, because I think the issue is way larger. To my mind, there's a growing part of the population who is looking for simple answers to complex issues, leading to very divisive
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Since the goal is discovery, I would have him shadow others colleagues too, so that he can discover more parts of the company. That would break the monotony, and increase the surface covered. And of course first speak with him about what he
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I don't know about the reality, but it's the job of a character in a very well known book, Monsieur Mallaussène, by Daniel Pennac. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/81030.Monsieur_Malauss_n...
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At https://padam-mobility.com , we make a complete on demand public transport solution : customer and driver applications, backend routing algorithm, management website. To my mind, an easy reliable service push people to reduce
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There's Ringworld too https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/61179.Ringworld
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If you want to have a more scientific approach to the security question, I strongly advise reading this book : https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20579068-atomic-accident... It's the history and detailed ana
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We use OpenStreetMap Routing containers. There's a bit of setup, but it works great!
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It's very cheesy to answer, please take everything here a grain of salt! Maybe you should quit and find a team more able to help you learning? That kind of environment requires safety, both moral and technical. For instance, you should
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TL;DR The main point is that the Ukrainians are very motivated while the Russians are not, and to the author, quoting Napoleon, morale makes a 3 to 1 advantage for the former. There is also a discussion about how the top down command chain
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This is a legend, as a matter of fact the population has been killed by deceases after the Europeans arrived. I don't know which one is worst! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_Island
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Since no one said it, many thanks for your courage and actions opposing Putin!
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Not at all. You'll miss a few jokes and some trolling about the original ("Canon" in fanfiction speak), but that's it. Regarding Harry Potter, I advice reading the 6th book, as it really stands on its own. You will be ab
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The fact that any update may break your system if you're not careful is quite stressful when you're working. It's only a few hours from time to time, but when work is pilling up "just for an update" it feels like d
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Thanks, I've sent you an email.
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Ok thanks ! I guess about a third of the users in our workspace would be using the tool in theory, so a variable pricing would be required by the higher ups^^ I wish you all the best
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Hello, The product seems great, congrats to the team! I'm wondering what is the projected pricing model? Thanks!
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I'm sorry for your loss. I'm going to write about you may feel in the future, maybe it will help just a bit, just that one time, the hope that there's light at the end of the tunnel. What helped me after losing my baby daug
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I'm surprised to see no one suggested board games, as it's really refreshing to escape from the screens at the end of the day. We've become heavy players with the wife and the kids (7 and 8). Cooperative games are really nice
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I just saw the line ignoring the exit and continue to search for it, that was... Unexpected!
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Non violent communication seems so weird at first, and people think I never criticize... In the beginning. After a while, most of the people I work with openly recognize that they don't want to go back to the level of aggressiveness wh
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Here are two great books on the topic: - xerox dealer of lightning, about PARC: https://archive.org/details/dealersoflightni00hilt - fire in the valley, about the development of personal computers : https://
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This is excellent work congrats!
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The "Eaten by a grue" podcast had been on a mission to replay all Infocom games for 2 years now. The co-hosts are very funny and you do not need to play the games to enjoy listening to them, try it! Here is the one dedicated to T
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At your current scale, just adding a slave for redundancy and hot take over should be enough? There's also the aurora serverless way which may be interesting since your workload is only a few hours a day. Scale up automatically during
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I'll read it thanks!
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I'm really interested in reducing meetings by writing more, can you give some insights on how you do it ? Thanks !
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You can read "Harry Potter and the Method of rationality", by the author, it's a fun rewrite of Harry potter, and it's instructive as a bonus! https://www.hpmor.com/
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What an entertaining idea! I was thinking more about hiring talent or using gov resources, he has the money and the position for either one.
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