jdmichal

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by jdmichal 6y ago
Thanks for posting this. I follow Rust, but haven't used it. It seemed strange to me that tying all the lifetimes like that wasn't the default.
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by jdmichal 6y ago
I saw Andrés Angelani of Cognizant Softvision speak about the model employeed there. There's guilds, which are centered around professional skills. And then pods, which are teams of blended skills to get projects done. https:/&
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by jdmichal 6y ago
Or, apparently, a -3% grade the next day!
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by jdmichal 6y ago
Have you looked into something like BPMN + DMN? BPMN provides workflow modeling and basic decisions, and DMN provides decision tables which can implement more complex rules. There are a couple frameworks which can work on top of that to p
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by jdmichal 6y ago
I also find the specific wording of the counter interesting. They don't actually say anything is untrue , but instead use terms like "misleading information", "salacious accusations", and "not accurate".
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by jdmichal 6y ago
That's the version we have in the US. TFA I linked covers that in Europe they are permitted to do dynamic shaping of the light cones in order to reduce your exact complaint.
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by jdmichal 6y ago
> ... all soda bottles of size x, must come in shape y, made out of polymer z. This style of legislation is exactly how we get articles like this posted. Where we can't have new headlight technology in the US because the law exactl
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by jdmichal 6y ago
Their marketing is based around that sound... So it probably is seen as a big deal to them. Probably some pop-psych idea around having that sound be associated to them through the commercials and usage.
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by jdmichal 6y ago
You just brought back a memory to me of a restaurant I went to as a kid, where the drinks were served in mason jars and the straws were uncooked pasta. This must have been 25 years ago at least... Talk about ahead of their time!
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by jdmichal 6y ago
Honest question: If you're not interested in gaming, why even get a discrete GPU and not an integrated one? Are you interested in using it for other purposes?
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by jdmichal 6y ago
For promotion? You promote the person that is filling the higher role. For bonus? Sure, hand out some extra money to the hard workers.
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by jdmichal 6y ago
So a bunch of people are giving you good definitions . Here's an article that does FizzBuzz with monoids. I think this is the first thing I saw that actually cemented them into my mind. Probably because it takes a problem-to-soluti
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by jdmichal 6y ago
That doesn't really mean anything, other than the fact that the technology has gotten insanely cheaper. It's much more relevant to the question to compare the relative costs to modern chips. I just thought it was interesting tha
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by jdmichal 6y ago
Interestingly, the $360 quoted in the article is not that far off from a modern desktop Intel chip. For $25 today you can get an entire computer in the form of a Raspberry Pi 3 A+. It was a cheap to manufacture chip with extremely limited
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by jdmichal 6y ago
During our one-on-ones I try to take notes. But I still miss things. Visibility is always a problem, and is even more binary now with remote working. I have zero chance to stumble into awesome things happening. I can either already see
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by jdmichal 6y ago
I'm actually defining this process for the first time in my current company. I'll explain my philosophy behind performance levels and goals. I'd love any feedback. I'm specifically trying to make this an actionable pr
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by jdmichal 6y ago
Yes, exactly this. What I tell my directs when they write their reviews is two things. The lesser one is that I'm a human and I don't remember all the awesome stuff that everyone does through a whole year. So now is the chance
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by jdmichal 6y ago
This seems like a fundamental mistunderstanding of why a business of Google's size keeps around temporary and contract workers. One of the specific benefits is having a group of people that can be reduced without having actual layoffs
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by jdmichal 6y ago
> ... signed-in to start being paid at the next 15 minute interval from when we arrived at our game. > ... signed-out for the previous 15 minute interval when we left our game area. This is actually the most surprising thing to me in
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by jdmichal 6y ago
> If just being friends with a cop gets you some special entitlement then what does being a cop mean, near total immunity? That's been more or less the case, yes. That and the systemic racism exhibited while they get this near-tota
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by jdmichal 6y ago
Completely unsurprised that this is coming from someone working at a bank. I saw a lot of the same working at another very large bank. Banks are extremely risk adverse in certain areas, such as using externally-hosted tooling. Certain ar
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by jdmichal 6y ago
> As a side note, we do have some additional points, not shown in the plots, that are used in resolution limited scenarios — such as a streaming session limited to 720p or 1080p highest encoding resolution. Such points lie under (or to t
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by jdmichal 6y ago
TFA says October was the planned launch. This early release in Munich might be a test market thing.
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by jdmichal 6y ago
Why would you ever build a company around arbitraging power and all the risk involved, when instead you could just buy panels or wind turbines and skip directly to selling power?
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by jdmichal 6y ago
I checked out English / Spanish also, since that was the dilemma my wife and I dealt with. I think the fuzzy matches are actually much higher quality than the top list.
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by jdmichal 6y ago
Just to reinforce the point: Those are all part of the INDO -European language group. Emphasis on the fact that European is only half that name, and you're enumerating languages in the other half.
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by jdmichal 6y ago
Not to mention this one: > I couldn't resist the temptation of making it a reality, since it means that high-performance native code can be almost as pain-free as web apps. > Please note this is intended for people who don't
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by jdmichal 6y ago
Well, as others have mentioned, the current version is called "missiles". They require a platform to launch from.
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by jdmichal 6y ago
In the context of dogfights, why do you even need an aircraft at that point? A swarm of small, cheap, explosive drones with a kamikaze AI sounds like the end of human-piloted warplanes to me.
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by jdmichal 6y ago
It's worse than that. Ancient Egyptian only wrote consonants. Those are the "Egyptological" transliterations, which converts consonants to vowels and then inserts extra vowels to make them pronounceable to the (mostly Briti

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