janee

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by janee 6y ago
Haha I still say that sometimes before I need to go do some random thing. Usually goes unnoticed, but every now and then I get a chuckle
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by janee 6y ago
I had this same thought reading it. Anecdotal but my experience with prolonged sleep deprevation was a noticeable decline in my design capabilities. I'm actually refactoring some of the code/sub systems I created during that time
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by janee 6y ago
Scrolling through all this I still can't find an explanation. Can anyone shed light on the context of this slur? From my ignorant perspective I just don't understand why it would necessitate a takedown. Is it aimed at the whole co
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by janee 6y ago
Ironic reading this today. Got locked out of an old gsuite we manage for someone on Monday because I typed the recovery mail wrong 3 times...omg what a crazy battle to follow their recovery process. Sent them sooo much proof, answers, cname
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by janee 6y ago
That's interesting because I live in a country where it's the opposite, e.g still only essential services after 2 months, limited goods sold, ban on cigarette and alcohol sales, curfews for shopping. Point is I think the opposite
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by janee 6y ago
Hmm makes me think...there might be some cool usecases for replacing filesystem related tools/commands with webapps using the native file system API in browsers, when/if it gets released
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by janee 6y ago
So how would the actual running of the code work? I haven't used GitHub in some time (using gitlab), so just wondering what are they using to run this stuff... because you'll probably need a fullyfleged container service with secr
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by janee 6y ago
I haven't been able to find a nice breakdown of the reasons behind the price decrease that wasn't driven by reduced demand. So my understanding is that SA increased production because it couldn't get Russia to limit its outpu
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by janee 6y ago
Same. I keep my phone face down and on do not disturb, on my nightstand, and only pick it up once I'm ready to start the work day. I find even seeing the app icons for notifications on my lock screen can lead me down a nonstop work pat
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by janee 6y ago
> it's a way to evaluate engineers, not create a good product. Gonna play devils advocate here...would those two be mutually exclusive? I feel there's a fundamental flaw in the garden of agile eden you initially described and t
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by janee 6y ago
I always thought a history book dedicated to snippets of old code or software problems that has a story to tell could be interesting. E.g. explaining an interesting or significant software problem and it's surrounding environment from
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by janee 6y ago
Oh I thought they were trying to say the reporter isn't elegible for a bounty...but then saw there is no bounty. Why do they care whom the bug reports come from? Or is it just some ploy so they can discard reports when they want...if s
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by janee 6y ago
What about pay. Do you expect to get paid as much as someone doing the full eight hours? If not then how much 80%, 50%, even less? Answering that already just makes me want to avoid opening up part time positions. Unless you just change the
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by janee 6y ago
I'm not against using DB objects as an API in small doses, but in defense of GQL what about: Client side caching Subscriptions Authorization & Authentication - stuck with w/e rdbms provides you here rather than being able to c
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by janee 6y ago
> capture a tool/ecosystem that developers liked using and benefit from that positive sentiment So...appeal to devs, something something, money?? I really like how MS are improving our tools and embracing open source, I really do. B
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by janee 6y ago
Haha was wondering if I could try to make sense of it... couldn't, saw your post, decided to take another look at the origin. For anyone interested it sums all integers from 1 to 1000. Written as a benchmark for different languages. Ma
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by janee 7y ago
Personally I'd say it's a combination of traction and API for me. It's pretty useful to have a ubiquitous comms tool that integrates with most saas infra out the box...I do loathe its shoddy audio/video/screenshare
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by janee 7y ago
> I would suggest good rigidity is the kind that keeps you from making mistakes, forces you to get to know your audience or develop your business Another reason would be scale. The flexibility in spreadsheets usually goes hand in hand wi
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by janee 7y ago
>Modern farmers are spreadsheet jockeys with Ag Economics degrees That's a very astute observation. I've found it crazy hard to try and improve existing spreadsheet workflows for farmers as we dig deeper into the domain. I thin
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by janee 7y ago
For anyone interested in something similar but for sea vessels check https://www.aishub.net/rpiais Also...the DCSA (Digital Container Shipping Association) recently published the first API spec for shipping lines to provide
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by janee 7y ago
I'm a sucker for questionnaires, but this just seemed to simplistic. I'd say you might as well replace the questions with a single "how burnt out do you feel" input. Would love to see how different industries compare on
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by janee 7y ago
Weight or volume is also another metric that could possibly be employed, i.e. save the weight and rough volume of each item being scanned...when there's a significant deviation for an product that's shown no or litte deviation in
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by janee 7y ago
Some more info if interested https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15427124 Bit outdated but probably still holds true. It's pretty amazing what SQL Server can do...just wish it wasn't so expensive
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by janee 7y ago
I only recently discovered KEXP...strangely enough through a random youtube video of a live performance from Austra. I've also had some success with BBC Radio 1 in the past. Radio can be a good source but I still feel music recommendat
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by janee 7y ago
I've found great calm in doing long walks. Especially on the way down from a good uphill hike when it's super early and there's noone else in the park. For me it's sort of like forced meditation. May better days be just
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by janee 7y ago
> Long term plans are only inaccurate or wrong if they're over reaching. True, but for me the real problem is actually identifying that ideal amount of planning for some project. It's easy in hindsight to say something was over
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by janee 7y ago
I'm fairly certain mpesa and all other mobile money platforms just runs on top of plain ol USSD, which similar to SMS isn't encrypted as far as I know. It's "secure" because the system requires a pin to authenticate
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by janee 7y ago
Agreed, "never" is a ridiculously unfathomable amount of time if you define it on say our species extinction date. I'm presonally bullish on fully autonomous transport because of the industry interest shown in it and the pote
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by janee 7y ago
Impactful for me in terms of making my daily 1h commute actually enjoyable...a bunch of funny, crazy, sad, happy stories about drugs, homelessness, prison and lots more called "It's All Bad" https://www.instagram.c
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by janee 7y ago
2020 resolutions: ween myself off chrome and improve my online privacy + learn basic vehicle maintenance

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