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by irjustin 3y ago
I agree with this sentiment completely. It's a "do everything for everyone" but "impossible to do anything" software. Excel sheets ALWAYS is simpler to understand what's going on at a high level, but then devs
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I'm never truly sure about how to answer these questions. "Why go to space?" "Why try to visit Mars or Venus when we have so many problems at home?" As the other posts have stated there are so many exciting discover
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In that sense I loved the Ruby conferences where the keynote was commonly matz or tenderlove talking about some crazy deep problem ruby was tackling about memory, jit, or speed tradeoffs. Sadly haven't been to one in years since they h
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I disagree w/ the premise of the article. It's oddly assuming that leaders of these huge tech companies have no knowledge that the pandemic would end. Effectively calling them dumb. It's just wording. I think reworded in the
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How long would that take?!
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> Did the top 4 not have hug e profit growth and fit comfortably into your narrative? https://accountable.us/report-top-5-shipping-companies-saw-p... "Fits your narrative" is a relatively aggressive position to
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it's obviously based on the data size itself, memory available etc etc. Pretty clearly people ran the exact same test, fill a table with a bunch of empty/meaningless data and see where performance degrades - then write a catchy he
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webb?
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This is why I also like to ask phind.com and chat-4. Helps keep things grounded.
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A person who doesn't sleep much
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> Price controls never work. Why do price controls never work? The paragraph behind the sentence doesn't talk about it or i'm struggling to understand the relationship.
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The concept isn't bad. It is true you should be able to answer these questions in 15-30s. It just can't do do what humans do. Key Differences - Follow up questions will dig into specifics of your business/model (this can&#x27
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> Surely it depends on efficiency curves, and local climate. Yeah and i'm still trying to understand the enthalpy curve of the two systems but at the same given temp it's way further along the X-axis for 33'C[0][1]. 33&#x2
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Looking at the tradeoffs of CO2, r744, I don't see it gaining adoption. Quick search shows 10x pressure vs r134a. That pressure difference is significant on size, weight, maintenance of parts. Also at non-low ambient temps it's ap
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There's a shelf life to this attack for each distributer though. You'll eventually distribute to users who _do_ understand what's happening and they'll raise alarms. With the article, it can go unsuspecting for years eve
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A register is one bit as well but you can't buy it in magnetic format
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I'll be the first to admit this is a meaningless debate but seems fun! I'll say no We don't colloquial think of a HDD bit as a manufactured unit on magnetic disks. It doesn't have a direct macro connection/object. F
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Sorry I'm a bit confused by the question could you elaborate?
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Pendulum is quite good[0]. Relatively intuitive interface. When I left Rails, this is one area I really missed. Time.use_zone("Singapore") { (Time.zone.now - 3.days).beginning_of_week } This readable line in datetime utils or even
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But hasn't this always been the case? Like computers are always more powerful than consoles, but the draw of consoles being a "turns on and just works" system - minus blowing-into-the-cartridge-on-the-original-nes
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While this is bad, I consider those who do things against their children in the name of views up there with the worst kind of human.
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Oh man, yeah, my privilege for sure. Doesn't stop the feelings though.
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I'll need you to point me to data that doesn't show this because even the most basic searches gives plenty of results.
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I exercise, am skinny, low cholesterol and eat quite healthily. High blood pressure since 27, genetics. I can tell myself it doesn't matter but when I'm honest - it saddens and maddens me that there are those who live terrible (he
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> Just curious, what point of view makes daily running seem sad? If I was to guess, it's similar to the tone of the article. You can't beat time. Eventually they'll be forced to stop and there's a particular sadness i
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Sure, but that wasn't the question. The question was an "ever" one with no restrictions. So... I answered it.
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I would if it's shown to be better than doctors at their own game. Wouldn't you? If you asked me in 1995 would I bet my money on World Chess Champion or a computer? ask that again 4 years later. At some point I will trust cars to
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by irjustin 3y ago
Agreed, and my comment to that end was: > Pure ripping is easy As in, that's easy to distinguish. But, take a single step away from image-for-image or byte-for-byte copy and it gets hard real fast. That's where all the problem
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You're listing all the problems (which everyone will readily agree) but what is the solution? > Everything else needs to be thrown out and potentially replaced with something else less abusable - I think Netflix should be allowed to
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I understand better, thanks for the explanation. To me, what you're looking for doesn't exist. Ignoring Scrum, the question is "how do we know our engineers are effective?" You know Scrum's attempt to answer that. R

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