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by jimmyed 5y ago
One word. Bangladesh.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
I dislike the whole idea of recommendations as a consumer. Give me great search results when I search, but please don't tell me what to watch. Recommendations are just ads in that sense.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Haha, and python too? But no, those all I don't have a problem with. With Oil, maybe Harry Potter (Snape) has something to do with it.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
The tech aside, this is horrendous naming! The oil language puts in my mind the image of "oily greasy hair", commonly associated with someone sly and contriving.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Whoever thought of putting TTL on the packets (decrementing on each hop) saved the world.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Wait, aren't we planning to make sure everyone believes the asteroid story first before building additional stories on top of it?
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Lisp won't work in software like HaProxy, which needs to be highly highly performant.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
That was sarcasm mate.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Heh. Spain being Spain.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
PromQL uses yacc too
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Uber Moves to Google Spanner(infoq.com)
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Well, it doesn't have to be finite. Imagine if the Chinese get around to generating electricity from hydrogen fusion, we'll all have "infinite" energy
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Also why is this list so US centric? I see titles relating to small-time American politics personalities.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
There is something amiss in calling the US a nation. Maybe it's the absence of historical epics, the lack of a uniting identity thru the ages, the lack of mythical gods. Comparing against nations like India and China, USA seems to be
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Secret 2.0
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Why hasn't the mindframe changed with time? One would imagine that the modern age, with it's Netflix, tinder, Hollywood movies would have pushed out mediaeval era conservative ideology.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
beetleDB is mongoDB clearly.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Are they being the first country for the sake of being the first country?
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by jimmyed 5y ago
> Tim has nothing else than that company Yeah, he just has a 2T company, poor soul. What makes you think H1B folks don't want to go to offices?
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by jimmyed 5y ago
How many of these courses have video lectures? It's always a delight when you find the vids.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Can this be verified? Coming from a Pakistani news outlet, I am not so sure.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Are they Indonesian Batiks? These shirts are the national dress of Indonesia.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Zulip has a notoriously bad db schema. For example, a single write in a 5000 member public group would result in 5000 writes to the user table.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Thanos is a lot of ops, true. But did they try Cortex? Oh, and M3?
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Heh, why do Indians use the browser only for ~3.5h? A typical work day would be longer I presume.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
I think it's Fritzing https://fritzing.org/
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Starlink is made for ye!
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Nothing wrong with being third world mate. Thailand is very much third world though.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
I haven't researched much about this but India seems like a better fit for tech workers? There I'll find folks who share my interest and the culture is good too.
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by jimmyed 5y ago
Makes me want to take my few hundred thousands in retirement savings and live like a literal king in the 3rd world.

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