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by gonzo41 2y ago
I lived in Hobart for a while and I was a firm proponent of having a Tassie south timezone that had a 2 hour winter shift to get some afternoon light. That six week pit in winter when the sun goes down at 430pm is tough.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Well nate silver is still trading off his past success. Now 538 says it's a toss up, so what's the point of that site if it offers no new insight.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
As long as we pick one and don't switch im fine. It's the switching that's the problem for me.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
I wouldn't say that the games industry has unpredictable success. Games that are fun with a great story make money. Many games studios' don't make fun games. or don't try to evaluate why a success became a flop. I'
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by gonzo41 2y ago
There was a time when we looked at the sky and didn't think about asteroids hitting the earth. Ignorance is bliss. -- btw, when they listed Entra, I thought it was Encarta. I momentarily so excited that still existed.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
So i've got a small but important app that I run on PG14 via a container. I literally just put the pgdata dir outside the container and I can keep the host OS totally fine and have an isolated db environment. it's a very nice way
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Lets be honest, they won't have the concentration to be able to write more than a tweet about it.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
OMG yes. This so much.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
You know those people you meet who say 'I used to code...' They traded IC software work for being able to have a say about the business. They never look happy.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
You've just been sheltered by bootstrap for the last 10 years. All science on the web is 'fun' like this.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Farmers in France are still finding shells form ww1/2. Framers in Ukraine will be doing the same for the next 100 years.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
IDK about coaching. If you've ever been seriously coached for performance (think sports) an effective coach will look you dead in the eye and tell you you're terrible. At work, in technical fields, everyone likes to be liked and s
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by gonzo41 2y ago
But you can cache the whole server side page and the cost is once. Whereas if you have the client side do the render then every client wears the cost.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
This is probably the biggest impact tbh. I wonder if the US public would support these actions if it knew it was going to come back on them with longer TSA lines.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Super interesting videos thanks.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
then to have the right precedent set.... There's a big assumption that natural justice will prevail.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Ask yourself this, if you walked into a record store to buy a vinyl. Are you walking out with a BTS record? There's tons of great indie music out there atm, but the radio 'mainstream' has turned to trash. But it was probably
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by gonzo41 2y ago
The no doesn't mean no section was about contractors and dealing with other people. It was a way of conveying that if you ask for something and get an outright refusal, then it's ok to ask again and pivot on details to try and fin
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by gonzo41 2y ago
And you're exactly who they are looking to move elsewhere. They are looking for people who want to make youtube videos. No faff about over font and comma placement.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Mr best is many things. And one of them is a very good project/programme manager. This guide highlights that.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Whilst this seems cool. You won't be just throwing this. This will be a controlled item and you'll need to recover it, so eventually someone will lose one and then tears. Lots and lots of tears.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Get the instinct X. It has a flashlight, which seems super gimmicky, but it's like the most useful thing in the world.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
What if you're a night owl who sleeps in. Does that make you just an offset normie?
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Yandex is kinda like what google was.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Its not intelligence, is probabilistic prediction. Ie fancy autocomplete.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Well in a way, the hype train killed SVB.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
and your point?
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by gonzo41 2y ago
That town sounds like the kind of place where dissenting views could face a lot of serious consequences because the corruption has captured everything.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Tasmanian energy crisis was because of a drought, not because the cable was cut. Tassie exports energy and the power company had lowered the dam levels selling power to Victoria that year expecting regular winter rain. That rain didn't
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Data Centers, Green Steel production. Power == Opportunities. This is such a massive win for the environment.

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