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Honestly, the most amazing thing I did with logs was learn how to do subtraction. Any time you have multiple instances of a thing and only some of them are bad, you can easily find the problem (if anyone bothered to log it) by performing ba
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> why have the past 50 years of technological change had so little impact on schooling? A variety of fun reasons. First: it _has_ changed over time. I had recorded online lectures, grade books, course registration, etc. 20 years ago. The
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4y ago
Bro, you're selling drugs on a "for science only!!!!" basis that is purely a fig leaf. IDK the controlled substance laws around Psilocybin but this is definitely a gray area at least.
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4y ago
I think we can see why the payment processors stepped back now.
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> If there was no electricity where I am at, the apartment would soon start to cool down. It is right now something like -6°C outside. I think it would take some days to cool down to that level. I mean, I lived this during finals week in
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4y ago
> Ah I’m starting to see how that can grow rapidly then if people are assigned dedicated projects instead of shifting around. You're thinking of Siri.
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> Wouldn't another reasonable business strategy be to get rid of all new projects Only if you want to close the company in ten years
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4y ago
> pizza is extremely cheap to produce with markup that can be in excess of 1000%. This is true, and more: pizza is well suited to delivery versus other foods. For example, french fries age quickly, becoming unappealing in 10 minutes[1].
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4y ago
Well, the only company mentioned by name is eBay, which was used as a fence for 300k in stolen goods by a single couple. So you could maybe make a case that Amazon makes it easier for retail theft, but you also have to seemingly ban all onl
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4y ago
Yea, the front page seems to be optimized for recency -- Istio is on top because its the newest module, as the heading "Latest release" states. If you scroll down to "View all series" they have one listed as "KUBERN
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> Is it an intentional choice to communicate like this, is it lack of some skill (on theirs or on my part) or something else? The short answer here is that other people are not you, and by default they communicate to you in the manner th
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4y ago
Designing things like this was part of my embedded engineering project coursework 20 years ago. Obviously we didnt have CV and had to rely on heueristics like 'weeds have a different spectogram in near IR' but the idea has been a
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4y ago
Im confident theres a few googlers watching things and happy to play the role of Harry Tuttle.
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I believe the idea is to extract wikipedia-like data from first sources. So slang terms like weed won't pass muster on their demo, since nobody publishes papers on "the effects of weed on the human body" -- they use terms lik
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4y ago
> Its just pretentious BS used as a smokescreen for _gambling with your money_. No, it's pretentious BS used to make more riskier, assymmetric gambles.
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4y ago
> The alternate, potentially more honest, statement should be that productivity hasn't increased at the same rate as it did in the past. The more honest statement is that productivity always grows going into a recession and falls go
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4y ago
Note that this is like, how every recession works -- we lay off people, and productivity spikes. The fact that we did the same thing during a government imposed recession shouldn't be surprising at all.
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> As long as Twitter compensates them for this in some form however, I think this conflict is eliminated. Who negotiates that payment? Elon Musk?
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4y ago
Everything the OP listed out. A software engineering manager is a mixture of lead developer, project manager and coach. They need to vet the output of their team, understand and guide the implementation plan, help the team grow and stay cur
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My favorite! Admittedly I order ahead because the wait is long otherwise
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You know, if you mention the restaurant name maybe an Apple engineer can expense a lunch to file some bugs on your behalf ^_^
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The big deal is that Tesla didnt buy Twitter, Musk did. Based on the Tesla engineers doing due dilligence on a non-Telsa acquisition seems like a conflict of interest.
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Nah, Phil Schiller is a Porsche driver, and Eddy Cue is on the Board of Ferarri. The only one driving a BMW is the frugal minded Tim Cook.
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> I can't understand why any company would pay so much money for a software engineer and I especially can't understand why someone would quit such a job. Imagine how much money can be saved by shaving 5 percent off an annual AW
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> I think this has generally been true of a lot of American companies for a while now. Lenovo isn't even an American company. Wikipedia lists their global headquarters as in Beijing.
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It is, for now. But it would be a lot safer if the chip fabs werent all located along a hotly contested south china sea.
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It's true, and they have you sign a ton of documents, and track your time. If you want to work two jobs, become an independent contractor. Just don't get too upset when they dont share their quarterly roadmap with you or invite yo
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Probably about as ethical as it is to agree to one with the intent of breaking such a clause.
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Intellectual property stands out. Who owns your code, your patents? Is the work Alice does for Bob prior art to invalidate a patent Alice filed working with Carol? How do Bob and Carol know and prove in court they own Alice's work and
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I think you're the one confusing the two. Violating a unenforceable contract clause isn't unlawful, but is pretty much breaking a promise, which is definitely unethical.
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