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by greenail 5y ago
I found logstash's Grok a good tool because it is composable and you can reuse complex expressions with simpler naming. There is also a knowledge base of good regex you can use without reinventing the wheel. Rubular.com is also a gre
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by greenail 5y ago
I'm saying people are building sputterers, waterjets and even fabing transistors and ICs(Sam Zeloof) in their garages. It goes way beyond factoids. You can connect with experts in just about any field.
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by greenail 5y ago
My 8 year old son has a Nintendo switch. I recently showed him a video of the 80' "Mattel Electronic Football Handheld Game" which is essentially just a handful of dim LED's and some control buttons. I used to fight my
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by greenail 5y ago
It is a very good question but it may help if you describe what you currently do and what you want to learn? More generally ask for travel budget and try to travel as often as you can. Plan ahead at least a few weeks. Setup meetings in ad
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by greenail 5y ago
Driving up inflation (which likely triggers a recession) doesn't seem in the best interest of the companies listed. It certainly could be short sighted greed driving things, it wouldn't be the first time. But maybe the US govern
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by greenail 5y ago
"The Bandwidth Alliance is a group of forward-thinking cloud and networking companies that are committed to discounting or waiving data transfer (also known as bandwidth) fees for shared customers." Is this essentially just agreei
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by greenail 5y ago
Cycling while drunk is a DUI [1] so would you be willing to make all new bicycles have the same requirements? [1] https://www.alcohol.org/dui/riding-bicycle/
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by greenail 5y ago
I create unique identities for each online account to pair with password management. I should really go further and rotate them. It seems that there is a relationship between the # of times an email identity has been reused and the quanti
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by greenail 5y ago
This seems targeted at many on HN. I wonder if there is agreement with the critique?
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Liberal Hypocrisy Is Fueling American Inequality. Here’s How. – NYT Opinion(youtube.com)
4 points by greenail 5y ago|2 comments
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by greenail 5y ago
I wonder what happens to the housing market. In the early 80's people literally swapped mortgages because getting a new mortgage came with rates >15%. Even if rates go back up to only 7.5% what happens to housing prices? It also
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by greenail 5y ago
One of the problems I observed working with GE was they had pockets of a few smart folks who knew what they were doing and armies of people managing outsourcing without really having retained the industry specialization knowledge. It seeme
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by greenail 5y ago
This is a very interesting topic and it is worthy of discussion. One thing to point out is that women tend not to couple down-status. Combined with the fact that more women are getting degrees than men further reduces the pool of availabl
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by greenail 5y ago
GE aviation is the most organically grown part of GE from my experience. I think they only ever did 2 major acquisition/mergers. GE Energy was packed with lots of acquisitions, not so sure about Power but I would guess it is also a h
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by greenail 5y ago
> White supremacy is not just bad faith things done by bad people, it is also the assumption that whiteness is the default experience and the failure to account for that not being the case. This only works with "new" definitio
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by greenail 5y ago
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by greenail 5y ago
I'm not sure why but it seems that most of my "interviews" end up with me asking lots of tough questions along with the reasoning behind my questions. I end up leading the discussion. I don't have numbers but it seems
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by greenail 5y ago
My view is that the problem isn't "lapsed physicists". They are largely still productive and contributing elites. The problem is the "pseudo elite" masters of sociology graduate who ends up at starbucks with a ton
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by greenail 5y ago
While 3d printing is great a few notes from my experience. 1. 3d printers are not very good for high dimensional accuracy. 2. A set of reamers is very helpful for dimensioning holes. Works much better than standard drill bits. 3. I find
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by greenail 5y ago
I really like the general idea of decentralized identity. Personally I'd prefer to keep my identities on different apps/platforms mostly (99%) separate. It seems to me that giving an adversary a map (especially usernames and ema
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by greenail 5y ago
This makes me think of a flat screen Fresnel and a galvanometer. It would be a fun project to mess around with. I also initially thought of drones but the power requirements would not make for much flight time. "eight independently-
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by greenail 5y ago
I was talking about they guy's wife at the sporting goods store. Regarding the article, I offered my opinion. I made nothing up.
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by greenail 5y ago
Anything is possible. The difference between us is that you are starting with the arguably paranoid assumption that "the patriarchy" is the root of the problem and I'm starting with the Occam's razor assumption they sim
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by greenail 5y ago
VP of sales and marketing of a 54B valuation company tends to have a bit more scrutiny so this doesn't really seem apples to apples. That aside, perhaps they didn't like her and it had nothing to do with gender?
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by greenail 5y ago
Sure, this is possible but based on her experience she should already be good at navigating in male dominated auto environments based on her career. The lack of details and the cynic in me tells me that if she was at-will and was fired the
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by greenail 5y ago
Assuming this is your motive you wouldn't put a token diversity hire in charge of the thing that drives your revenue. You would put them in a bullshit job that had no impact on your top or bottom lines.
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by greenail 5y ago
First question I would have is why did they hire a woman if they didn't want her to succeed? Just to marginalize her? There are not many details in the article so we can only guess.
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by greenail 5y ago
The questions that seems obvious to me are "Who's in power? How are leaders held accountable?".
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by greenail 5y ago
I have hope the real world does not reflect twitter behavior in any way.
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by greenail 5y ago
One thing I've seen is that forced prioritization can help reduce complexity. The idea is that if you don't have enough resources to re-invent the wheel you will be forced to think harder about what you choose to work on. This h

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