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by garciasn 7mo ago
Funny.
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by garciasn 7mo ago
I understand that you’re trying to apply your experience to what we do as a team and that makes sense; but, we’re many many stddev beyond the 15K LOC target you identified and have no issues because we do indeed take care to ensure we’re bu
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by garciasn 7mo ago
I lead a team of Data Engineers, DevOps Engineers, and Data Scientists. I write code and have done so literally for my entire life. AI-assisted codegen is incredible; especially over the last 3-4m. I understand that developers feel their c
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by garciasn 7mo ago
We don't have mass transit to offset the need to drive our vehicles; nor is there much interest in making it happen.
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by garciasn 7mo ago
I get mine with ads via VZW with HBO Max for $7/month; if it were not for that, I wouldn't keep it. Sure; I sometimes watch things on there, but it's really an awful library these days.
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by garciasn 7mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47506979 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47511366 Dutriplicate.
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by garciasn 7mo ago
Please do take it up w/Doser from CERN and/or the author of the source article; I just was parroting what he was quoted as saying.
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by garciasn 7mo ago
There are a lot of completely random statements about how much a gram costs floating around out there. Anywhere from $60T to $3,000T. According to, Michael Doser, a prominent particle physicist at CERN, "one 100th of a nanogram [of ant
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by garciasn 7mo ago
I am arguably a successful employee in a tech-focused role. I enjoy my job and others seem to feel I'm good at what I do. That said: I am NOT at all interested in identifying myself in social situations by my job. When someone asks wha
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by garciasn 7mo ago
Tell me a sad story in three words: We Use Jira.
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by garciasn 7mo ago
#1 - He's Black. #2 - That's how the police in America operate now; even for the most common interactions w/the public. I know this may sound like I'm being an asshole, but I'm not.
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by garciasn 7mo ago
https://archive.is/eTGwW
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by garciasn 7mo ago
Is it? Because plenty of other hoax-based bullshit, like Flat Earth Conspiracy Theorists and those who believe that the Earth is only 6,000 years old continue on in their bubbles regardless of how much evidence is provided to the contrary.
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by garciasn 7mo ago
> And this also pretty much ruins any attempt to research Claude Code's long term effectiveness in an organisation. Any negative result can now be thrown straight into the trash because of the chance Anthropic put you on the wrong s
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by garciasn 7mo ago
For me, Claude was like that until about 2m ago. Now it rarely gets dumb after compaction like it did before.
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by garciasn 7mo ago
Or, just show us in an animated GIF how the product works in practice. Then, should we somehow find benefit in a visual representation of a swarm's workflow, we could sign up rather than having to, unintuitively, scroll down to watch a
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by garciasn 7mo ago
Correct; NIST recommended (~10 years ago) they be used together: https://www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas.1721355115
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by garciasn 7mo ago
What’s baffling to me is how they’re going to attempt to spin the colossal fuck up this is from a “Best Military in the World” perspective, particularly after their unapproved relabeling of the DoD to the DoW.
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by garciasn 7mo ago
I do Rover for extra fun money and I get to watch other peoples dogs when I don’t have one myself right now. Several folks have noted that my immediate reply threw them for loops. One told me she thought it was spam that I responded so quic
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by garciasn 8mo ago
It was a great story, right up until the lack of an ending. As someone who reads lots of books, I will NEVER understand authors who don’t wrap up a story. It’s like someone telling you a story and you ask, “and then what happened,” and they
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by garciasn 8mo ago
https://github.com/jpoehnelt jpoehnelt/README.md About I am a Developer Relations Engineer at Google. Currently I am on the Google Workspace DevRel team and was on the Google Maps Platform before that. Previously I wor
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by garciasn 8mo ago
How reliable is githubstatus.com? I know that status pages are generally not updated until Leadership and/or PR has a chance to approve the changes; is that the case here? Our health check checks against githubstatus.com to verify &#x2
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by garciasn 8mo ago
They’re either what folks don’t have accepted at Half Priced Books or people read absolute shit. If the latter, it’s no wonder folks don’t read as much as they once did.
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by garciasn 8mo ago
There are about a half dozen around my neighborhood. My daughter and I constantly move books in and out of them to keep them fresh on our walks. Sometimes they’re great; but, oftentimes I find them to be utterly and completely devoid of any
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by garciasn 8mo ago
https://archive.is/9mQKV For future reference: head on over to archive.is or .ph and you, too, can get around the paywall.
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by garciasn 8mo ago
I mean him being in the throes of dementia is certainly possible; but, more absolutely, he's a fucking asshole. The problem isn't just him, however; it's his entire administration, Congress, and the SCOTUS he stacked that fur
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by garciasn 8mo ago
Now you're worried? Come on. He is using the Bully Pulpit to try and pressure other companies to toeing the line. At least someone had the balls to tell them to get fucked instead of kowtowing.
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by garciasn 8mo ago
Congress < Supreme Court < The People We've had a significant breakdown in process here. Congress is deadlocked. The Supreme Court is corrupt. The only thing left are The People (protest / vote < civil disobedience < e
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by garciasn 8mo ago
Remember, this is the same administration that barred the AP from the Oval Office because they wouldn't rename the Gulf of Mexico. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/feb/11/associated-p... Whi
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by garciasn 8mo ago
TIL of Bikeshedding, or Parkinson’s Law of Triviality. Defined as the tendency for teams to devote disproportionate time and energy to trivial, easy-to-understand issues while neglecting complex, high-stakes decisions. Originating from the

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