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by jmspring 3y ago
I used Javalin for a startup I helped with a few years back. I found It much easier and lightweight to turn up REST endpoints compared to Springboot/etc. While it may not be as featureful as Springboot, it could generate swagger specs
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by jmspring 3y ago
The correlation doesn't exist. A large segment of the Leetcode-uber-alles practitioners are also the ones that are obsessed with total compensation as the ultimate measure. It was a mistake by google and others to focus purely on thi
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by jmspring 3y ago
I know quip, it’s horrendous and in no way a Google suite/office alternative. The editor and search are also incredibly shitty.
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by jmspring 3y ago
Salesforce owns an online office suite?
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by jmspring 3y ago
I just mentioned Lamy below as well. It's a great pen.
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by jmspring 3y ago
I have a few fountain pens, some were not cheap. The one I use the most is my Lamy Safari. Taking and using an expensive fountain pen outside of the house where I may lose it kinda creeps me out. That said, the Lamy is a solid, not that
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by jmspring 3y ago
That assumes cities are competent. The coop that provides power and fiber where my cabin is in Plumas County (far north eastern CA) is great. They even have redundant electrical feeds PG&E as well as from Nevada. That said, after many
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by jmspring 3y ago
I would not want PG&E (northern CA power company) in charge of any more infrastructure in California. They already have shown incompetence by shifting maintenance funds into bonuses instead of actual infrastructure maintenance.
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by jmspring 3y ago
I think the politics aspect should be one where there is a separation from work and strongly held and compelled to discuss. A company I have worked at had a slack / similar channel where tantrums about very personal self esteem /
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by jmspring 3y ago
It has been inactive for awhile, but the name says a lot - https://github.com/tylertreat/comcast
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by jmspring 3y ago
20% of the Sahara is a lot of land. I think solar is a great addition combined with other things. My primary residence is in a rural county with a lot of cattle/range land where solar farms could help greatly with something like a mi
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by jmspring 3y ago
For the East / West routes between California and Nevada / Utah / etc. I80 is that corridor. I5 would be an interesting one in CA, but you have the grapevine in the south and Siskiyous in the North (again, Siskiyous not fun
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by jmspring 3y ago
Oh I think the major rail lines should be used for long haul cargo traffic Salt Lake -> Reno -> Sacramento -> Bay Area would be one example an keep it off mountain roads.
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by jmspring 3y ago
The article calls out the challenge of stopping distance and sensing range. Drive Hwy80 over the Sierra Nevada mountains in winter, stopping, predictability, many other factors come up as well.
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by jmspring 3y ago
I’d take discord over slack. Aside from the lack of being able to use multiple email addresses…
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by jmspring 3y ago
I don’t disagree. That said, at large companies there are a lot of people that do the minimum to make themselves look good and pass the buck down.
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by jmspring 3y ago
You were right that the page is written for those that know what they are looking for, which is just fine. If you are getting started in DS/ML/etc and you have used numpy, pandas, etc. polars is useful in some cases. A simple on
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by jmspring 3y ago
Also the food at “fancy restaurants” can be quite subjective.
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by jmspring 3y ago
I think the city is an outlier (as noted) due to rent control. Rent from the north bay to monterey county has NOT gone down. Rents keeps increasing ... this is talking to people renting not the sites that will post a price and demand so
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by jmspring 3y ago
Everyone is different. I've been mostly/fully remote for a couple of decades now. My primary machine is a 14" MBP (sometimes a 16" MBP for clients). I use "multiple desktops" religiously on MacOS. This patt
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by jmspring 3y ago
There have been multiple "outages" over the last couple of months. They aren't consistent. Sometimes I reload several minutes later is fine, sometimes it is not, sometimes an immediate reload works. This one was showing no
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by jmspring 3y ago
But it's extreme hardcore engineering. So it must be relevant! (snark implied)
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by jmspring 3y ago
The amount one is willing to pay for a drone vs the govt doing so is not the same.
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by jmspring 3y ago
I don't disagree Gen-X has had part of that, as one myself. I think it's a matter of scale.
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by jmspring 3y ago
I disagree to a point. We see millenials/Gen-Z expecting promotions and large salaries for little to no work history and at most normal productivity. There is definitely a connection missed between effort and reward.
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by jmspring 3y ago
I activated a tmobile hotspot for when I spend time in the San Juan Islands, because on at least one island TMo is the only provider. The service and hotspot were quite reliable. While at home - a rural area of northern CA, my fiber provide
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by jmspring 3y ago
I happen to agree. Many "new features" aren't necessarily needed by a large segment of the community that uses K8s. Some of the attitudes in here about software needs to be constantly evolving is just odd. Many many systems
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by jmspring 3y ago
Sometimes those landowners doing prescribed burns don't always do them in the best conditions. The Estrada Fire was near the Santa Cruz Mountains east of Watsonville. I've been to the property several times over the years and it
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by jmspring 3y ago
Nice project. It looks like there are a couple of map layers? Because if you look at Truckee, California (near Reno), it looks like you have two text blocks trying to both show Truckee.
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by jmspring 3y ago
I think it goes one step further, the companies that employ these consultancies (including/especially healthcare) there are consistent patterns across companies in a given industry.

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