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by gonzo41 3y ago
I'd love to see that. Give everyone an assignment on day one. Nice and easy and due in 10 days. Then in 9 days extend the project scope. Require collaboration and then set the due date +10 again. Just keep repeating until the final sub
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Building construction has been going on for ~thousands of years now. Buildings still fall down. The IT industry is doing remarkably well for its first 70 years.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
The problem is also compounded by the fact that "Bricks and Mortar" are considered a middle class investment. And most of that investing class aren't really ok with accepting that a loss of money can also be part of having an
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Commit and push often. Put a novel explaining yourself in the PR. And that's enough IMO.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
There's plenty of FB developers floating about here. That platform has had a pretty big impact on place like Myanmar. and everyone seems to just ignore that fact.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
There's another alternative. Those attractions will get cut off from casual visits. I watched a documentary on Yellowstone where it explained most people don't go more than 5 miles from the roads at most, and most of the park is l
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Turn off Ublock, reload the page, then turn it back on. Usually solves the problem for me.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
1. They'll still do it anyway. See VW and the diesel emissions scandal.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Big Tech doesn't deserve our trust. It has an abusive relationships with the populace.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Python leadership did the python 2->3 adventure. So..... But yeah, I agree. This is something that golang nails. They supply all the options out of the box.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Read more history. The high ground you speak of is more a low berm.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
In Australia, we had Malcolm Turnbul say with a smug smile on his face “The laws of mathematics are very commendable, but the only law that applies in Australia is the law of Australia,”. This was about Australia wanting to limit encryptio
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Well at least you know your electrical system will be up for fast charging an EV. a 20A microwave is probably something you'd want to supervise pretty closely.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Totally agree. I walk my Golden Retriever an hour a day. I also put her into doggy day care for a day or two every week so she can have the enjoyment of non stop chaos for 8 hours. She comes almost everywhere with us. I'm never worried
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by gonzo41 3y ago
In theory. You're meant to have your mortars sighted in with a danger close fire mission right in front of your forward defensive line to avoid people getting that close. And stacks and stacks of razor wire. It's kind of crazy th
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by gonzo41 3y ago
You can't really make complexity go away. It just get's moved about. Auto creating diagrams will either mean specifying a new code artifact that will need to be kept up to date, and or create dependencies that will themselves fall
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Maybe the lesson is. Let green boots go. You need to get to the top.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
There's a great ROI on these, I don't know why we're not sending more just like it with updated packages.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I don't know why you're being down voted. This is spot on.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I think of it as a sideway sliding set of weeks. Like something you can look down till the end!
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Life pro tip, when deciding between features to implement, if one of those features is a dashboard. Do the dashboard. Executives love summary information.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
So the moral of that story is. Terrorism works. Grim
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I really want a quadricycle citroen ami for where I live. I have a 15km commute max. And when I can't WFH I usually drive with my wife. But I'd rather a small zippy little EV that I can park on a postage stamp. Sadly, quadricycle
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Voting is a human trust problem. More people can understand voting with paper and pencil than computers. And this is mostly because everyone knows someone who's been ripped off online with no recourse. No one really trusts computers.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
But LLM's don't really do that. They take the shape and context of your prompt and respond with a corresponding shape of text. But im sure there's some hybrid in the works that will be very helpful soon.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Experts don't make predictions like this.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
There's a theory that you're gut is optimizing over your life. So you were young, and you could eat garbage by the truck load and not see a pound. You're now eating better and exercising portion control, but your body has le
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Never mess with the endocrine system! the real killer for mens T levels, ie the perception of low T, is sitting around all day. I'm convinced that most people, men and women, feel terrible because they simply don't do nearly enoug
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by gonzo41 3y ago
There's also the consideration that a decent style sheet can be ~100 - 200 lines long. Yet I see ~5000 line css files that have so much custom formatting for JS frameworks that build everything with divs, rather than using semantic HTM
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by gonzo41 3y ago
But does it get recycled? We had similar in Australia for soft plastics, but classic startup style, lots of plastics were collected, none were recycled. The recycling part, well that was the hard problem that was being ignored right up unti

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