hobs

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121.
by hobs 11mo ago
You cannot find common ground with someone whose world view is you are a subhuman worthy of slavery or death.
122.
by hobs 11mo ago
But if you are used to this type of compute per dollar what on earth would make you want to move to Snowflake?
123.
by hobs 11mo ago
In my experience performance per dollar they suck compared to the other clouds, uptime per dollar they suck compared to the other clouds, and while you can talk to someone at Azure support you'd rather talk to a bot most of the time.
124.
by hobs 1y ago
exclude the impossible and what is left however improbable must be the truth
125.
by hobs 1y ago
Right, the UI/UX is a lot to just get to the rocket part. KSP is probably the best game that forces that into your head with a classic simulation that's fun, but I gotta say something like Rocket League was better at building my i
126.
by hobs 1y ago
In my experience the best thing is to then convince the expert you are right, using your own expertise. If your mechanic is too stupid to recognize the problem after you explain it then you don't have a mechanic, the set of hands you a
127.
by hobs 1y ago
If you don't trust the expert then why are you asking them to fix your stuff? It's a weird idea that you'd want an idiot to do what you say because you know better.
128.
by hobs 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structuring
129.
by hobs 1y ago
The problem is either you have this feature or you dont, misusing it is another problem. Not having a feature sucks, and most distributed databases will even give you options for consistent (slow ass) reads.
130.
by hobs 1y ago
Its clear they've been shipping a lot of windows updates.
131.
by hobs 1y ago
I have spent about 1 day waiting for every 5 days doing stuff at my last 3 jobs all of which were growing companies thinking that they needed the power of the cloud, but they sure as hell were not paying to make it fast or easy to use. Pay
132.
by hobs 1y ago
It doesn't read as snark, it reads as a god of the gaps argument from all the people wishing we weren't doing what we are doing.
133.
by hobs 1y ago
No, you are not applying for one target job, but one target promotion, the company is less important compared to the promo path and often times you can do things like get a promo and come back to your original company with 200% the salary.
134.
by hobs 1y ago
Really we're all just interested in what your line for calling a person a fascist is, and what you would call the folks who did this? "When the Pentagon announced that reporters would only be credentialed if they pledged not to re
135.
by hobs 1y ago
get a new job every two years, spend the first year working hard and the second year getting a new job
136.
by hobs 1y ago
Well me, I have been burned by fixing this UTC bug at like 8 companies and overall more than four year of my life (between other things, each project took at least six months of people poking at things) because at an eventual scaling point
137.
by hobs 1y ago
There'd be infinite universes where that happened and infinite universes where it did not.
138.
by hobs 1y ago
Or when God tells you to. "Now go, attack the Amalekites and totally destroy[a] all that belongs to them. Do not spare them; put to death men and women, children and infants, cattle and sheep, camels and donkeys.’” "and when the L
139.
by hobs 1y ago
No, that would be equivalent to 64 4xl snowflake warehouses (though the rest of your point still stands).
140.
by hobs 1y ago
Your comments don't strike me as engaging with the material of anyone elses unless you can score political points, why are you here?
141.
by hobs 1y ago
I saw they attempted to pivot into corporate spyware and it hasn't done as well as they thought.
142.
by hobs 1y ago
There's a lot of water so as long as my anal cooling fins project into the cooling fluid it sounds like I'll be down there for hours.
143.
by hobs 1y ago
Because the other people care about what you will do, not what you believe. Most recently the rapture folks stopped paying their bills, sold their belongings, and generally opted out of society in a mass hysteria event - and that's a s
144.
by hobs 1y ago
When the person adopts religious terminology to attain additional leverage in their particular form of murder capitalism, yes, you should think "this is so crazy."
145.
by hobs 1y ago
https://pragprog.com/titles/bksqla/sql-antipatterns/ There's an actual book on them that had me nodding along the entire time.
146.
by hobs 1y ago
I think you are applying the wrong decade(s) of thought. This is a man who had to clean his pen to use it - it is very likely he is using artists "prompts" to practice his digital art (as he mentions its very new to him), which i
147.
by hobs 1y ago
No, but you can believe they are both incompetent and bad for the USA at the same time, and if you listed out the incompetent people dangerous for their people in Trump's inner circle they'd never get anything done.
148.
by hobs 1y ago
Sure, I am just saying the comment about "hunting crooks more aggressively" seems to run counter to their anti-regulation stance, and their active lack of hunting crooks.
149.
by hobs 1y ago
And more specifically, if you knew which science to fund ahead of time we'd never have anything but 100% successes, science is often random and huge parts of it are not obviously useful ahead of time, some of which later becomes enormo
150.
by hobs 1y ago
Yes they do, adding "plus AI" changes nothing about contract law, OAI is not giving you idemification for crap and you cant assign liability like that anyway.

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