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by jochem9 3y ago
They do. They also teach you about leading and lagging KPIs. Results are lagging KPIs: nice to know if you are on track to achieving your goals, but useless if you want to know how to go faster/do better/etc.
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by jochem9 3y ago
Not who you asked, but maybe also interesting: - !coffee@lemmy.world - !snoocalypse@lemmy.ml (if you want to follow the demise of reddit from a distance) - !thenetherlands@feddit.nl (not interesting if you don't speak Dutch/care a
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by jochem9 3y ago
I think it's interesting that Apple's original idea for iPhone apps was exactly this. Only when jailbreakers made custom apps possible, Apple decided to introduce the app store and turn it into a great success for them, developers
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by jochem9 3y ago
Writing performing transformation code is one of the critical skills that a data engineer needs to master. It's a combination of experience with and knowledge about the underlying technology. How it actually processes data (e.g. learni
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by jochem9 3y ago
I'm currently setting this up in Azure for a tech company that has lots of corporates as customer, so we always pay attention towards security and compliance. We did a review of the terms and technology and concluded that our data is s
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by jochem9 3y ago
Conspiring to commit a murder is also illegal. Totally agree otherwise.
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by jochem9 3y ago
> The more I hear about the federated multiverse, the more I see it as just another centralization abstraction layer on the decentralized network that is the internet. > If we want decentralization, why can't we just use the inte
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by jochem9 3y ago
Then host your own instance. That's actually more work, but worth it if you don't trust whomever is hosting your community. Should become fairly straightforward once you have parties taking care of the technical details (there pro
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by jochem9 3y ago
I assume these people could've been doing something more useful than recovering debris, so there's also the value of lost opportunities to be taken into account.
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by jochem9 3y ago
I'm happy it's happening. Putting ownership back in the community's hands is a huge win for the freedom and diversity of the internet.
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by jochem9 3y ago
Where I work we have true self steering teams. The team's tech lead(s) are most in tune with what the customer wants and how we want to deliver it to them. The rest we figure out in the team. It's very common for non-leads to also
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by jochem9 3y ago
Federated social media is currently predominantly housing innovators (maybe already some early adopters? One can hope). Innovators tend to look forward and are very open to change. With that mindset it's not hard to see how painfully o
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by jochem9 3y ago
Federation takes quite a toll. The way I read the article is that they didn't upgrade every time the load was (almost) too high, but instead opted immediately for the beefy dedicated server (considering the price it makes sense – it&#x
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by jochem9 3y ago
Well, OP already states that RSS is solely for people who only consume, not contribute. So no voting or commenting. Then again, I have hacker news in my RSS feed and get a link to both the article and comment thread. That's how I'
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by jochem9 3y ago
Totally fits with my experiences. I wrote large parts of my bachelor thesis on ritalin, as I lacked motivation otherwise. It resulted in high quantity, low quality content. The high quantity did offer a good starting point to refine the con
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by jochem9 3y ago
When I switched from Azure to AWS I just had to learn AWS specifics and then could use my existing TF knowledge to put it in code. No need to learn CDK as well. If I ever end up working in GCP, it will hopefully be the same. If you solely w
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by jochem9 3y ago
When I visited Japan I drove around Shikoku (smallest of the main islands) and was surprised to find a FamilyMart in a small rural town. 24x7 open, just as well stocked as the ones in Tokyo. Really interesting to learn about its history!
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by jochem9 3y ago
Lemmy is a federated Reddit clone.
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by jochem9 3y ago
What if it's alien technology. Then obviously it far ahead from what earth science knows, to the point that it's seen as scifi or magic. Ridiculous energy needs might somehow be solved by their tech as well. This all sounds way to
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by jochem9 3y ago
By default ChatGPT keeps a context of 8000 tokens, which includes user provided prompts. That's the size of the working memory.
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by jochem9 3y ago
The point of the article is that for team work with unclearity you are more creative by working in a physical space together. If your work can be done in isolation and doesn't require a team to deal with any uncertainty, then by all me
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by jochem9 3y ago
This is why DevOps became so popular: throw the two types of people in one team and make them responsible for the whole lifecycle of the products they develop and maintain. Report to whomever requires those products.
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by jochem9 3y ago
I recently was asked to provide input on a piece that our company wants to publish. I'm not in marketing, but normally write code and such. The copywriter doesn't understand most of our business, so it's a lot of work on my e
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by jochem9 4y ago
I'm actually quite surprised at the low popularity of jazz. I have found jazz to be one of the few genres that is pretty much always welcomed. Don't know what to play for your guests? Put on some jazz! I also know a few jazz cafes
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by jochem9 4y ago
Speak for yourself, I'm still heavily using RSS. I stumbled upon this thread via RSS.