hadlock

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781.
by hadlock 4y ago
If your devops guys are struggling, you are hiring the wrong devops folks, or at the wrong end of the pay band. Most devops guys I know are paid in the same band as a senior developer.
782.
by hadlock 4y ago
You can get away without an orchestrator right up until about when your ARR hits $10mm Hiring people with k8s experience in 2022 is not a difficult task, it's not an obscure technology anymore, and when your initial crop of devops deci
783.
by hadlock 4y ago
$50 after walking off a $1200 flight, $60 upgrade to board early, and $12 in cocktails is not a substantial amount. Plus lunch/dinner on the way to/at the airport for $40. And you're gonna pay $8-12 to get downtown via public
784.
by hadlock 4y ago
Oceangoing ships. There are thousands upon thousands of tugs and barges moving unfathomable numbers of bulk goods up and down the mississippi, along the intercoastal waterways every day.
785.
by hadlock 4y ago
Good storytellers are almost impossible to find. Especially ones with consistent output and quality. Yes. There's no way to train for this kind of creative output, no pipeline besides people falling into the profession and not getting
786.
by hadlock 4y ago
I'm not sure about tech salaries, but based on several surveys, it would appear that effective tax rate for most workers is about the same between european countries and united states. They just spend less on defense, and more on socia
787.
by hadlock 4y ago
Yeah I own a nintendo switch for games. One store for all my home and mobile gaming (for what little travel we do these days, where I'm not driving the car). I have no desire to get on the microtransaction treadmill as I am not part of
788.
by hadlock 4y ago
My daily driver is a 1955 and I'm exempt from safety inspections at this point. I also have a one-time(!) $175 registration fee in my state. If you can keep up with the basic maintenance (grease certain joints every couple thousand mil
789.
by hadlock 4y ago
I thought we decided 20 threads ago, that OpenAI is anything but open?
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by hadlock 4y ago
Minimum wage is important when you have more people wanting to work, than jobs. Right now 1 in 300 people just died, a bunch retired, and 3-5% of the remaining workforce is out with covid and/or post-covid syndrome. So right now there
791.
by hadlock 4y ago
I have never ever heard of a bank requiring you to close your account and reopen at another branch. Are there additional details?
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by hadlock 4y ago
Depends on the neighborhood. Arguably, bay area prices peaked in October of 2015, and have been flat or down slightly. If you convert housing prices to $/square foot, it hit and has been flirting with the "magic psychological pric
793.
by hadlock 4y ago
Link to a graph of open tenure-track phd positions over time? I can't find one but from what I've been reading it would indicate there are not enough positions open to fill demand.
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by hadlock 4y ago
People under 35 change on average every 20 months in the US. People who are focused on salary and career achievement. There are a lot of people who get a job and blank out on cruise control and wake up 10-15 years later and wonder why every
795.
by hadlock 4y ago
Ok you buy the thing and see if it's practical for your lifestyle and let me know how that goes for you. At no point in the last 30 years did we not have the technology to build this device, nor is it a novel concept. Look around and s
796.
by hadlock 4y ago
Lurkers are probably anywhere between 8-12:1. People actually posting stuff on the internet are in the vast, vast minority, creates a sort of echo chamber. I am technically "logged into" twitter so I can click through and read the
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by hadlock 4y ago
"will provide power at wind speeds from 8 to 28 miles per hour" Neat idea but unless you are within 3 miles of the coast you're unlikely to see wind speeds above 6mph in your area for any sustained period of time.
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by hadlock 4y ago
Interesting to see him zero in on Cusco and Bogota. Both are equatorial(esque) cities. Bogota is at 8,000 ft and Cusco is at ~11,000 ft, and both have sunset within ~30 minutes of 6pm for 300+ days a year. Cusco actually gets hot, but Bogot
799.
by hadlock 4y ago
That's a pretty real-life example. Are you an owner in that area that bought in the last three years? How long were you wait-listed on daycare? How close to fidi are you? If you're willing to cart your kid all the way to the sunse
800.
by hadlock 4y ago
House (or medium/large condo): bought in last 3 years $1.5mm usd Mortgage (20% down): $105,000/year Property taxes: $17,000/year Maintenance: between $3600-11,000/year (including capital things like AC, roof, flooring, r
801.
by hadlock 4y ago
Comes in both lotion and spray types. Seems like spray is more popular on the east coast for whatever reason. Almost exclusively sold as a lotion in Texas based on my personal subjective experience.
802.
by hadlock 4y ago
Not in my experience. The boat is a pretty active, highly dynamic place, you need a good grip, either on the boat to steady yourself, grabbing/working with lines (ropes) or working the winch handles. We wouldn't use it if it were
803.
by hadlock 4y ago
Coppertone Sport SPF 50 (in the blue bottle) seems to be the best I've found. It's used almost exclusively in the sailboat racing communities, particularly in sunny areas like south texas.
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by hadlock 4y ago
Oxybenzone studies have in the past been funded by a sunscreen company in hawaii, and used those to push for the ban of Oxybenzone sunscreen sales in Hawaii. Since Hawaii is an island, everyone needs to buy sunscreen on arrival after landin
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by hadlock 4y ago
Based on the number of people replying "don't post twitter threads, they're user hostile 1/22" I am not sure twitter is celebrated here by the majority.
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by hadlock 4y ago
Not only is twitter small compared to WhatsApp, it's tiny, and has had static (no) user growth for seven years (previously reported 300 million active monthly users, recently announced it had been over reporting...). The tech and journ
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by hadlock 4y ago
Twitter has a fraction of the user base of something like Whatsapp. Do we really care how DMs work for a platform like Twitter? At best, for secure messaging I would expect someone to use twitter DMs to arrange a switch-over to a platform l
808.
by hadlock 4y ago
Cell phone is how my daycare communicates with us. We've only had our daughter in daycare for 3 months now and already we've had (very)two minor medical issues they needed/wanted our input on. It's also the device I use
809.
by hadlock 4y ago
Because someone else is going to come along behind you and need to maintain what you wrote. If you're using a standard, just about anybody can sit down and pick up where you left off within an hour or two
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by hadlock 4y ago
Do CUDA AI projects not containerize well? I understand that AI projects often have many, many dependencies, but this seems like something containers ("docker") would be ideally suited for. Something like `docker pull dall-e` and

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