gonzo41

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by gonzo41 2y ago
Executives are reading The Art of War too literally.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
NASA just letting everyone get used to the idea before they formally commit to it. If they are doing comms like that, it's telling, they need to cut it out and focus on their real issues.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Public money paid for it and they have a right to know it does at least something useful. Also it 90% can do a lot more than that. It will probably have a higher resolution optic.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
It worked for uber and taxi's.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
I don't have problems with that, we have effective controls. But the warehouse data requires context, and that's supplied via our metadata db. Once metadata starts having actual records associated with it you can't remove it,
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by gonzo41 2y ago
IDK. I think people can overthink the problem a bit. I done the is_deleted flag with a deleted_at timestamp that gets cascaded down the table relations. Restoring is an admin job and the logic is to follow the table relations down again res
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by gonzo41 2y ago
What would be great is a PHEV where you could slowly add more batteries over time. Or had the space and vendor support to up the EV only range.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
400K people worked on the Apollo era missions. And they literally had unlimited money from the boom time post war American economy. Things are different.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Imagine if this happens on mars..... You know, like half of star trek is looking for lost crew and ships that have gone astray. People shipping off to mars and beyond are going to have to solve their own problems or just die.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Anyone technical probably wanted 10X the CEO's pay for taking on such a huge responsibility as CISO for DigiCert.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
This is essentially just a data warehousing style schema. I love me a narrow db table. But I do try and get a schema that fits the business if I can.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Well it worked out for Beyonce and when she trademarked her kids name https://www.bet.com/article/86lls7/beyonce-wins-blue-ivy-tra...
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by gonzo41 2y ago
This is great advice and i think in some ways, if you land a job with a big bank that's old with a massive legacy ecosystem, you learn a lot more about support, change management and actually delivering in adverse conditions.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Everyone's and I mean everyone's high level stuff is garbage. Remember when Lotus Notes was the peak. The only thing constant is change etc.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Maybe I'm in the minority in how I use the the AI tools. But I really don't let it write big chunks of code for me. It's great for tricky one or two liners or for esoteric shell commands. But i won't let it go hog wild o
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Do people not have test environments?
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Make them shorter and more focused.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
nah, you just need to use trunk based development.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
I have never had to worry about cam timing in my modern car. For that alone I am happy. People idealize the past too much.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
I just find everything about powershell tricky. Something just doesn't click for me. It's always a struggle.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
That's why we call it big test, not production.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Happy accident, it will drive renewables growth. If the LPG companies were smart they would swoop in here trying to save the day and reduce demand for power to make less money today but more money over time.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
If you use HTML5 and use the alt settings, have simple tables and use a friendly color palette your 90% better than most on accessibility.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
They just need to accept bootstrap like the rest of us and move on getting things done.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Background tasks! I am effervescently happy to read this news.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
I like the side notes feature, but the hiding feature ins't great. IMO They should go with responsive design to inline the side notes if the screen is small.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
I've seen the same thing with a gaggle of boomers sitting in bar together all not talking and just drinking. No phones.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
RE investment in traditional news media. No one trusts them anymore because they have all become partisan. The news nowdays doesn't seem to be about what happened. It's all takes. People disengage as a result. They watch it like s
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by gonzo41 2y ago
Are you Jeremy Clarkson in secret :P.
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by gonzo41 2y ago
We peaked at flip phones. I remember learning to type on a typewriter. It was really fun. I loved the internals. Kids are missing out on the fun stuff and replacing it with phones. i hope we start to see change.

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