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by gonzo41 3y ago
Consider the fact that the small banks offer an perceived or real 'better' service. What that tells you about the market is the big banks are lazy and not competitive. So naturally the next step is to get big, beat them on service
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Well, you do have a few mega-corporations owning a lot of the land, or at least making big attempts to. The Saudis growing alfalfa in the US desert are a good example of that. It would make more sense for many of those smaller banks to merg
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Just moving past all of that, isn't this just a priority queue, where friends share the same priority as you?
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Did you get raised reading only economic and game theory texts? Real people in the real world don't have as much agency as you'd like to think. Sometimes you take the job that you can get. See Amazon warehouse workers.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
the FSD burndown chart is an asymptote.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Just wait until you find out about the quarter pounder. :)
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Climate change is going to make that heat a bigger issue. Especially with the humidity.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I agree, the hype of auto pilot was that it really was magically autonomous. But it's not. It's just fancy lane assist and you still have to pay attention. There's no jumping in the car drunk and getting it drive home.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
They should probably call it something other than 'auto' pilot.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I agree with this, I recently had a pretty long network issue with our CI system and for the most part we just reran scripts or converted ci yml into scripts. I like CI for secrets management, scrpted pipelines and deploying. And having one
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by gonzo41 3y ago
These people will be blown away by server side rendering. Caches in front of API's and light weight front ends.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I don't understand the appeal of a massive electric truck. Why won't someone make a Bugatti model 39, with electric hub motors and 200km of range. I would have that as a daily driver any day.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
This seems like a great way to destroy trust for a decade.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Well China may have a HSR. But it's sort of bankrupt on arrival outside of the main metro's. China has the luck in this scenario of being free of oversight, and able to create it's own money. Most western Infrastructure isn&#
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by gonzo41 3y ago
That tag line isn't for you. It's for aging C-suite exec's who like fancy sounding words. As for not going down. Meh, at least you don't have to do on-call for it. That's kind of half the point of paying for SaaS. A
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Sometimes the clouds dissipate.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
And this is why I never enjoy having to rent a car in Sydney. This city is a nightmare.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Not really. There's no way they don't get read by a human first. This is just speeding up the judgement call.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
It was probably Allen Dulles.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Don't worry, the petroleum moguls actions may just negate the long term impact of AGI on humanity anyway. Ie Cliamte Change will beat them to the "kill all humans" phase of AGI.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
And that is where it will die.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Does this one have a flame deflector?
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I feel like public project roadmaps would really help here. If only for the maintainers to be able to flat out reject stuff because it's not on the map.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
It's good if you're a polyglot programmer and constantly switching between tech stacks. It's like when Stack Overflow was helpful.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I've done this too. with modern browsers you can do a lot with JS and HTML5 without much of a backend.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
It's all because of change control. The moment you have to deal with it as a non central IT dev or upskilled BA, you hate the experience and then start getting creative with the tools you've got. And then 20 years happens.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I usually use it to turn complex SQL into ORM queries. I find I usually have trouble mentally switching from on to the other. So asking "Turn this sql into an sqlalchemy orm query, assume all the tables are objects etc" Usually
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by gonzo41 3y ago
He should give the tapes to the British museum out of spite. They BBC will never get the back and the British Museum doesn't care what crimes were committed as long as their collection grows.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Does that figure include the ocean?
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I had this happen as well. My trick is to pour water on them. They get a suprise and then are easy to scoop up and move to the bush close by.

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