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by jmspring 3y ago
This is certainly one of those things that has changed. I remember them too. A different era in flying.
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by jmspring 3y ago
Researchers have different priorities to what corporate does.
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by jmspring 3y ago
HP Labs != HP corporate
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by jmspring 3y ago
You focus on rust rather than generalizing... If you are IO bound, consider threads. This is almost the same as async / await. What was missing above, and the problem with how most compute education is these days, if you are compute b
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by jmspring 3y ago
There have been sporadic rolling brownouts in the last couple of years, that said, CALISO has also had regional power outages due to high winds - Santa Cruz Mountains, above Oroville/northern CA, etc. Let's also not forget the si
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by jmspring 3y ago
Here in the US, especially in western states, there are remote area where large solar arrays, nuclear could be placed away from things, etc. However, like you mention, infrastructure takes time. California is trying to mandate a high perce
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by jmspring 3y ago
The main thing that bugs me about Discord, you are tied to one email account where Slack you gan sign into different slack groups with different emails.
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Reversible cerebrovascular vasoconstriction syndrome from a Carolina Reaper(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
3 points by jmspring 3y ago|1 comments
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by jmspring 3y ago
Interesting. I've eaten a few of these and only have experienced the "joy"ful pain that comes with eating them.
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by jmspring 3y ago
There is a camp ground just across the CA border on Goose Lake north of Alturas. Quiet, hookups, small town near by and not much light pollution.
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by jmspring 3y ago
Bell Labs was a name when my dad was a lineman then did I’m not sure what in the Bay Area between Sacramento and SF. Management stuff I guess (I was young). But between him and my mother working for AT&T … it wasn’t bell labs but we h
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by jmspring 3y ago
The whole VW/Audi dieselgate thing took out a couple execs, but not the main ones. This may be the same.
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by jmspring 3y ago
A buddy and I have both run into the bad IP range in Oregon. We moved to using VMs in Virginia. It wasn't worth chasing down the bad IP range. I always use a blacklist check - https://mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx -
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by jmspring 3y ago
Given this was in Canada, I wonder if that was part of the reason the settlement was low.
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by jmspring 3y ago
I think your equating hopping with age is misplaced. Yes, younger do hop more, there are plenty more senior people that maybe want something new and interesting - making it less about making more $$
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by jmspring 3y ago
1996 to 2000, I was at 3 different companies. Then the company I joined in 2000, I was at for 5 years. Then a smattering of small companies and then two large companies. These days people hop from job to job for more TC. For me it was ab
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by jmspring 3y ago
I grabbed the same version. I didn’t notice the page number thing, I’ll check it out next time I am in storage.
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by jmspring 3y ago
The job hunt process sucks. Do you like software engineering? If so look for jobs at smaller shops in areas you are interested in. Networking may be needed. Things are way more stupid than they were 10+ years ago. Everyone seems to thi
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by jmspring 3y ago
I'm no where near a germ phobe, but prefer how and when I interact with people. Just last weekend I was at a dinner theater in Ashland. I think complete isolation could indeed have an impact. Another thing that I think we will see do
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by jmspring 3y ago
I still go out and about and have a step daughter in high school, so plenty of exposure. I just don't need to sit in a building that likely has insufficient / old hvac/etc. I just consider myself lucky I don't need to
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by jmspring 3y ago
This is why I also think return to office is insane. I'm fully remote thankfully and haven't had covid. But I have seen many getting sick from coworkers because they feel a need to go in even when sick..
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by jmspring 3y ago
Opiates have their place, but care is quite warranted. I had an issue that has caused me some grief a couple years back. In the Bay Area, opioids were prescribed. Honestly, they were the only thing that worked, and I have no problem taki
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by jmspring 3y ago
There were technical components mentioned in the article. Yes, cost comparison was the main thrust.
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by jmspring 3y ago
How so?
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by jmspring 3y ago
The article is about service meshes and the tradeoffs amongst them. Going back several years, teams at companies ask about feature X - mtls a big one. The discussion goes to - should we use a service mesh, often the answer was no. K8s is
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by jmspring 3y ago
“Microservices can easily be a must” please explain. Your example talks of packaging issues.
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by jmspring 3y ago
Go to most Spring Boot pages or examples, XML is in your face. "legacy"? Modern examples still push the xml injection bs.
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by jmspring 3y ago
I think it makes complete sense, but for years, it's been the norm to over pay to acquire.
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by jmspring 3y ago
One thing I have heard from people is multiple reputable companies have been looking to see if the salary desired is not only inline with the range expected; but they are also calibrating things against what comparable levels/individua
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by jmspring 3y ago
That was why I picked it awhile back. I hate that most Java development these days has a large component that deals with writing XML. It allowed me to focus on the code I needed to write and not figure out what parts I needed to cobble to

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