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by hpoe 6y ago
As a father whose 3 children were all born emeregency c section and blue I also want to thank Dr. Apgar for the joy they have brought into my life.
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by hpoe 6y ago
I hate someone so much I shoot him with an arrow now, he's having trouble moving so I realizing I'm out of arrows walk up yank out the arrow (smiling as he screams while trying to crawl away) and shoot him again at point blank ran
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by hpoe 6y ago
As I was reading this I was enthusiastically agreeing with the idea, but something felt super familiar about it. Then I realized this is basically the same concept as Unix pipes. I have my little individual programs, grep, awk, sed, jq, etc
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by hpoe 6y ago
You don't need to go that far back in the mid 1800's one Senator beat another Senator almost to death on the Senate floor.
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by hpoe 6y ago
Parent of small children, you can certainly try that. It turns out though that small children don't care when you put them to bed they aren't going to sleep until they are tired, and they'll spend the extra time coming out of
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by hpoe 6y ago
It seems like the Chickens of "make your job your passion" are finally coming home to roost. You hire employees tell them they'll make a difference have them invest their self worth into it and they become very vocal about di
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by hpoe 6y ago
Just like to point out they are joining am existing union of the Communication Workers of America. Why are they doing this instead of forming a tech union? What is the CWA like? And can someone inside google tell me if this is actually a th
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by hpoe 6y ago
They are technical debt with no monetary impact however. If my servers crash and I have downtime because customers can't use my website or product that's a problem. If I suffer a massive security breach and loose all of my custome
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by hpoe 6y ago
I've started realizing this since the Exquifax breach. There is no point for companies to take security seriously because what the flip does it matter for them? They'll bohoo about how bad it was, fire their security people bring
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by hpoe 6y ago
As the father of 3 small children ages 0-4 I would encourage you to instill the same love of reading in your kids that you have. Grab a short picture book and read with each of them before you put them down. It's some of the best 5 min
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by hpoe 6y ago
So this article only seems to discuss historical inflation over decades and generations and then points out that because technology and the standard of living have improved so much more inflation isn't relevant. However iflation is an
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by hpoe 6y ago
TL;DR there is a road that goes through a really cold part of Russia (and we mean cold for even Russia). 2 young men were driving on it and their car got struck by a tree branch so it stopped working. One froze to death before help arrived
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by hpoe 6y ago
And for those of us that have seen this type of tax play out historically where "it's just 0.4% and just on the top 1%" and want to avoid being dragged down any farther?
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by hpoe 6y ago
I think that a better "Enterprise" edition would be one that allows remote administrative control and centralized management, that's what large orgs would want out of something like that. That's why AD and Azure MDM are
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by hpoe 6y ago
Having worked as an Auth engineer for 5 years I can reaffirm not just does auth suck everyone doing auth in any capacity sucks. The analogy that I like to use that illustrates the problem is that Auth is like working with the DMV. No one wa
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by hpoe 6y ago
Interesting that the pay difference didn't come up at all. I would've thought that would be a big change from Academia to Business.
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by hpoe 6y ago
I've generally seen that AWS produces new services quickly but features is a little bit different. From my understanding each service team within AWS is run pretty much as it's own little startup which sometimes make features acro
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by hpoe 6y ago
>" so would only come into force after the Brexit transition period has ended." Well so this isn't going to do anything for 40 years. > "Furthermore, the law specifies that local officials can send cross-border ord
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by hpoe 6y ago
Just an FYI. This is about Amazon's MWS API, which is Merchant Web Services, used to interact with the Amazon part of Amazon not the AWS side of Amazon. Also having working on an OSS Ruby library for it, and having to had work with it
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by hpoe 6y ago
I've worked in small start ups I've worked for massive beuarcracies and everytime I read about all these movements trying to get kids to code, and promising all these things to high schoolers about what their life will be like if
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by hpoe 6y ago
From what I understand the problem with IPv6 isn't technical problems it is with legacy. According to what I know in Africa and Asia they have mostly already been running on IPv6 the problem is just basically a bunch of lazy network ad
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by hpoe 6y ago
Well to be clear I'm not saying we should just take what is directly in the bible and lift and shift it, there would obviously be substantial differences between the implementation now and then. As for the when I would say a regular ca
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by hpoe 6y ago
So theres an interesting concept in the bible that I have thought about more and more that seems like it would help the problem of concentration of power and large firms. In the Old Testament God commanded the israelites that every 7th 7th
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by hpoe 6y ago
So to me the whole argument around inequality seems like a red herring simply because it focuses not on absolute improvement but relative comparison, feels a bit like a crab in the bucket mentality to me. Now I understand the argument of wh
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by hpoe 6y ago
So maybe I am just not familiar with the jargon but is this basically the idea of libraries and universities giving them donations and then they make their journal public for free? Either way I'd be interested in signing up for it.
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by hpoe 6y ago
I agree that technology shouldn't be adopted just because it is new unfortunately the job market makes it so many early engineers (and already established engineers that will want to move at some point) end up practicing RDD as a matte
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by hpoe 6y ago
Honestly I feel that those that are desirous for knowledge and want to become a well-rounded and get a liberal education are the ones that are going to go out and learn and gather knowledge regardless of whether or not they went to school.
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by hpoe 6y ago
To me this is evidence of part of the problem is that no one can agree on what higher ed should be, job prep or providing a liberal education. So we get the worst of both worlds where we force students to do both while taking out massive de
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by hpoe 6y ago
I'll just throw out that I think CS degrees are a terrible idea, because the fact of the matter is there are virtually no actual CS jobs out there. I got my degree in Software Engineering instead, and I find myself far more prepared th
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by hpoe 6y ago
I think there is a little bit of a difference between a prominent researcher being let go from Google and a revolutionary dictator performing a genocidal purge of people on suspicion of disloyalty.

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