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by jlj 6y ago
I've found that creating a new isolated AWS account works well for this type of issue. In AWS organizations you can setup the new account using "+" in your email address, such as {your-email}+experiment-project@example.com.
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by jlj 6y ago
AWS Amplify is in a similar space. It supports several frameworks and the development workflows and infrastructure management are built in to the project. https://aws.amazon.com/amplify/
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by jlj 6y ago
Or they have the wrong skin color. Stealing culturally significant items from the public like this case is more similar to graft or corruption, or breach of fiduciary duty. White collar crime. Far from victimless, it hurts everyone.
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by jlj 6y ago
> This case really highlights the two-tier legal system that exists in the US. Like a life sentence for stealing hedge clippers. https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/06/us/louisiana-supreme-court-tr...
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by jlj 6y ago
Inflation wave started in 2008 when the housing market crashed and QE really began.
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by jlj 6y ago
I learned from my accounting 101 professor, "debits on the left, credits on the right." Then later after learning about natural account balances, it all made sense. If an account has a debit balance, a debit increases the balance
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by jlj 6y ago
OP said he's working at 20% capacity for one because the tools and documentation are bad. If fixing those problems increases the team productivity by some non-trivial amount it's a positive data point for a promotion. At my curre
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by jlj 6y ago
> I normally work about one day trickle out my changes during the the week. The other days I only open my computer for standup and if I get an IM. There is a term for this called "sandbagging." > I don't feel what I&#x2
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by jlj 6y ago
Just use tape?
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by jlj 6y ago
There is a steep learning curve to go from scripting out some solutions, to understanding good design patterns for production quality code, and to run and deploy an application. I have a non-technical BA degree and it has taken me years to
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by jlj 6y ago
The behavior is toxic. It doesn't matter the intent or context. It is passive aggressive, period. At best, it is someone who is scared to have difficult conversations. At worst, who knows.. I've slowly learned not to try and rati
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by jlj 6y ago
> You could call it transparency Nope. 100% passive aggressive, toxic behavior.
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by jlj 6y ago
For me I get the most benefits from using FP features. I can write one-liners that are easy to read, and replace 10's to 100's of lines of my code. For a simple example, val newList list.map(function Call(_)) Instead of val1 =
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by jlj 6y ago
Amazon's Bellevue footprint across to the lake from Seattle is expanding. New development in Seattle mostly stopped since 2018, while some existing projects are still being built and coming online. https://www.geekwire.com&#
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by jlj 6y ago
There is some evidence of whales displaying gratitude and understanding of a human's intentions to help them. Very moving and interesting podcast here: https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/episodes&#
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by jlj 6y ago
SQL can be used as a dataframe, or a hive temp view that can be called from other SQL. That gives flexibility to mix and match SQL and programmatic logic within the same spark app.
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by jlj 6y ago
When good enough software solves the right business problem, it frees up resources to solve the next most important business problem. Good enough software runs many great businesses. The one unicorn I worked for had so much cash to spend,
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by jlj 6y ago
> There was a non-statistically significant trend towards survival in all groups, which will have to be clarified in subsequent studies.
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by jlj 6y ago
> A weakness of these types of SQL questions however is that it's near impossible for the interviewer to provide help/guidance I've given SQL interview questions quite a few times and like to present a sample dataset or s
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by jlj 6y ago
> This is still far smaller than other pandemics in the last 100 years. > What makes things different.. We are still in the early days of this pandemic. The history of COVID-19 is still being written. No one knows how long we're
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by jlj 6y ago
> With COVID by the time you have a negative test result back it’s no longer even relevant. A family friend died on Friday. His heart went out on him. Big guy on his 60's. He got tested for COVID-19 before he died at the hospital.
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by jlj 6y ago
> He still plays the victim every once in a while. Try continuously. Every problem is someone else's fault, and every success is solely because of him.
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by jlj 6y ago
It's really someone who wants to own the success of others and blame others for failures. Zero accountability yet still wanting to call the shots.
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by jlj 7y ago
How about taxing corporate stock buyback transactions at a high enough rate to make it hurt, and keeping the money set aside for social safety net and training programs that support the people who are losing their jobs. History has shown ag
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by jlj 7y ago
"these people" are dying in mass and overwhelming the medical system and even the crematoriums. And they deserve to have quality of life and die with dignity and proper care. I'd rather a strong, comprehensive public health
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by jlj 7y ago
"The dangers of overcentralization of shopping" Another perspective: An advantage of supply chain efficiency to get life sustaining goods to people during a global health crisis.
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by jlj 7y ago
This is acknowledged in the announcement. "These are very difficult decisions, but hours count here and very strong measures are necessary to slow the spread of the disease. I know there will be significant economic impacts to all our
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by jlj 7y ago
HAARP isn't the same type of installation as the Soviet example in the article. It is a radio transmitter, not used for radar. Alaska had the "dew line" which was an installation similar to the Soviets for detection of ICBM&
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by jlj 7y ago
There's a buyer for every seller.
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by jlj 7y ago
Is OP is asking for help with their own situation? "I have a friend who..." is a common way to do that. It also brings light to a hard situation that many people may be ignorant of.

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