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   by jugg1es 7y ago

   This article is nonsense and I don't think any background research was done before writing it. It takes almost no effort to come up with an example of parallel processing in the brain. Pat your head and rub your tummy at the same tim
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   by jugg1es 7y ago

   The article said he decided to quit THIS MONTH! Does that really justify an article on Sept 10th? Edit: it seems like that was a typo in the article if he says he was off for a whole year. Pretty big typo, though.
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   by jugg1es 7y ago

   I often struggle trying to explain to more junior developers that there are times when it's OK to write code more than once. There is a mindset that you should only ever write code once. It exists for (very) good reason. But if you
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   by jugg1es 7y ago

   I live in Baltimore. Is this on hacker news because of Trump? Baltimore is great. It has rats, sure, but I just went to a synchronized swimming exhibition at a public pool in Druid Hill park (of Dru Hill fame) that involved a segment abou
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   by jugg1es 7y ago

   Does this have any sort of hinting for indexed queries at all? I would worry that a beginner would create a horrid mess of queries that could consume all available resources.
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   by jugg1es 7y ago

   There are numerous articles out there that will tell you not to roll your own rule engine and indeed there are lots of them out there. But unless you are solving a well known problem, I've always found the open source rule engines to
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   by jugg1es 7y ago

   Can it add vowels to registered trademarks?
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   by jugg1es 7y ago

   I remember convincing my mom I needed a Soundblaster to do homework.
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   by jugg1es 7y ago

   I can second the sentiment in this article about SLA/SLE being very hard to define. For example, my company originally agreed to an SLA with a customer regarding API response time. The problem was that the SLA was a flat 500ms and di
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    by jugg1es 7y ago

    I've found that giving my kids the vocabulary for describing what they feel has a huge impact on their behavior. Once they can name the problem, they are much more likely talk about it than lash out.
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    by jugg1es 7y ago

    The biggest challenge with this approach is how you handle 'user context' and how the different front-ends manage that dependency.
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    by jugg1es 7y ago

    Results are not at all surprising, but it's really great to see it done in a formal way.
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    by jugg1es 7y ago

    You're ruining this for everyone.
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    by jugg1es 7y ago

    My wife is a coal market analyst and says that Cloud Peak is just late to the chapter 11 game. The rest of them filed Chapter 11 in 2016.
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    This article reminds me of a complaint I've had about online gaming. I'm 36 and I remember when all online FPS games were played on centralized servers. If you logged on at the same time of day, you would see the same players you
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    Interesting.. I would actually think garbage trucks would be one of the last vehicles that are automated. They have to do some insane navigating in small spaces. It seems like the absolute hardest thing to automate that I can think of.
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    I'm honestly having a hard time figuring out what the take-away from this article is. It claims to to lay out a paradigm but it doesn't really seem to lay it out all that clearly.
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    I still remember getting my first 3dfx card. Mowed lawns all summer to save up to get a Voodoo.
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    I really love Aphex's piano tracks. So intimate that you can hear the pedal shifting in the background.
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    If I had experienced what you just described, I would probably have the same opinion - but after the initial learning curve, I haven't really had any of the problems you've listed. The only times I've had to go manually modi
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    Do they intend for you to be able to draw more than 1 exit? cuz on the 4th level, i just drew a 2nd exit inside the cell and the game didnt complain when i used it.
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    yea that is surprising that you can't roll back when you first start with terraform but as you gain more experience with it, you realize that not rolling back means you can resume instead. And if you need to roll back, you can do so by
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    says you
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    So many comments here are touting the benefits of this, that or the other, but aren't mentioning Nomad at all. Nomad is definitely worth a try even for large deployments. Yea, it doesn't autoscale without 3rd party tools, but yo
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    I was approached by an Amazon recruiter that seemed to have used some sort of algorithmic tool that had keyed on specific information about in my github profile. Specifically, it mentioned that I had more than 1 public repository with &#x2
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    Entertaining and informative article. Great State-Of-IoT in 2019.
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    LOL! I said almost this exact same thing to my wife as I showed her this site. web 1.0 before we knew it was web 1.0.
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    Loads so fast. I miss you, Internet.
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    This seems like a crazy idea. Does it actually work?
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    by jugg1es 8y ago

    I have found this anecdotally to be true when doing the actual design work of a project. However, once I know what I want to do, music does typically put me into a groove. If you normally listen to music while coding, you may not realize