flossball

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by flossball 8y ago
Yep, but that is the point. It is group think and almost always irrelevant and has no regard for actual truth. Even the voting here shows quite a bit of reactive non-thinking emotions.
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by flossball 8y ago
Group think explains most irrational behavior like politics. It explains why Trump supporters let him lie and gaslight and can't admit he is an idiot. On the other side super nutty liberals (and media, but I repeat myself) can't a
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by flossball 8y ago
Meh. Linux and BSD build systems deal with most of these issues usually with wide support of a variety of recursive makes. Though RPM, DEB honestly suck and never really tried to solve issues automatically. Still drives me nuts that packag
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by flossball 8y ago
Open floor plan is so horrible. I have said no to a few positions from it. I don't mind working in team rooms, but that is still a bit distracting. The second it becomes two teams or more, I start looking for new opportunities.
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by flossball 8y ago
Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... mass hysteria!
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by flossball 8y ago
It is just about six commands to create all the pools. gcloud container clusters create flk1 \ --cluster-version 1.XX? \ #put your version here --machine-type g1-small \ --disk-size 20 \ --preemptible \ --enable-autoupgra
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by flossball 8y ago
Pricing is key. Right now I spin up GCE based clusters as the head and version migration is free and I only pay for 2 non-preemptible adequate nodes. The rest scale and preempt somewhat cheaply as needed.
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by flossball 8y ago
My favorite things - analytical and sorta useless. However, it is interesting that moving the figurative to the literal could be deriving a single dimension metric and applying simple trig.
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by flossball 8y ago
So they are bowing to pressure from liberal terrorists?? Then maybe they should retire and hide.
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by flossball 8y ago
I hate learning about all these extinct species we used to eat. I mean, they must have been super tasty. Stop tantalizing me and start Jurassic Porking these things already.
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by flossball 8y ago
If I was douchie enough - I am working on p2p internetless cryptocurrency transfers and distributed ID. Otherwise it would be antiphishing, improved open source debuggers, and RISCV implementations.
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by flossball 8y ago
Coming soon as the next CEO and CTO of your favorite amazing ICO.
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by flossball 9y ago
Have you worked in Python 2 unicode?? Over half of the work and debugging the search engine service management team I was on was fixing unicode document injesting. But I agree, making unicode part of the language is very dumb. I just wish
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by flossball 9y ago
The Supreme Court loves to ignore the ninth. Somehow the fourth amendment is about convenience now? If we aren't detained or delayed, the government can copy, search, and scan anything they want. It appears the third now too is gone
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by flossball 9y ago
Waiting for the day that all particles are found to just be various states of Photons and we can find the arch. :P
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by flossball 9y ago
It is a solid rant in that there are many people at there getting paid well (or selling) dubious models that will never work outside a narrow training set. Their bosses or customers will be none the wiser, but the results are dangerous. I
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by flossball 9y ago
You can never tell how much it was him or the team under him, but Taco Bell really is winning on novelty, new store design, and online ordering. Now that they are linked with grubhub, they are at peak. Maybe he can at least figure out how
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by flossball 9y ago
I remember 20 some years ago... that I had asked a few grad students about their GPA and GRE scores before applying. I remember having a decent recommendation, gpa .5 higher than a couple of guys, and OK GRE. Didn't get into the mast