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by jugg1es 4y ago
Yea, I always thought of PartiQL as a replacement for the overly-complicated DynamoDB SDK (it has 2 different 'versions' and multiple query modes - a low level API and a higher document level).
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by jugg1es 4y ago
what a missed rick-roll opportunity
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by jugg1es 4y ago
wow 89% use Atlassian tools..
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by jugg1es 4y ago
Crypto is #3 on the greatest innovations in the ransomware space behind computers and the internet.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I have a BS in neurobiology but have been working in software for 20 years. I'd always wanted to get into a more biology-focused software after interning at NIDA (NIH) and saw how bad the software support was. I spent most of interns
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by jugg1es 4y ago
The CEO at a previous company went to a Montessori school until middle school. He said he could barely read when he got there. He still had major problems spelling basic words in his late 60s. I guess it didn't hurt him but he was a
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by jugg1es 4y ago
That is mostly true, but I've run into issues where you have to actually compile on a mac to build mac-compatible binaries in certain circumstances.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
They got the equivalent of their years-long salary paid out every quarter?
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I've found RedisInsight to be unusable. The only worthwhile GUI client is RESP.app (formally Redis Desktop Manager).
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RESP.app to Merge with RedisInsight(redis.com)
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by jugg1es 4y ago
If I was an executive at Meta, I'd be pushing to partner with Roblox and work on developing cheap Google Cardboard style headsets that work with phones. Roblox VR with a $10 headset would be a killer app at the grassroots level.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I'd like to see an attempt to predict the movement of an NFL defense based on the starting positions of both the offense and defense. Seems like a much harder problem than volleyball, yet is something that human experts can clearly do
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by jugg1es 4y ago
If you are saying that the profile photos on dating sites seem a lot less staged, than you are right. Good quality cameras on cell phones were not nearly as ubiquitous in 2010 as they are now. I think it was better back then because you c
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by jugg1es 4y ago
If you had a science background, the term "Gold-standard trial" would have meaning to you as a term for randomized double-blind studies with a large sample size. I don't know what textiles have to do with it.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I've been doing front-end development off and on for 25 years and I still had a moment like this just this week. A different team updated a library we're supposed to use and all of a sudden, the deployed service was crashing on st
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by jugg1es 4y ago
While at a house party during summer break while in college, my summer-time girlfriend and a girl I had dated in high school started making out and I was so surprised about it that I missed an opportunity for a threesome. I later talked ab
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by jugg1es 4y ago
So this is a SaaS product that triggers code execution on your production resources? IT would never let us use this.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
Hopefully the author of the C sharp port did actually do some manual testing.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I've just been exploring what it can do. Lately, I've been playing around with it to see if I could get some cool ideas for interior design.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I've been playing around a lot with Stable Diffusion lately.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
What's up with all these "X uses Rust!" articles recently? Is it that surprising that a memory-safe, low level language with a large community is actually getting used in production?
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by jugg1es 4y ago
"sloppy roe"
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by jugg1es 4y ago
My wife had to drive all the way back home from the phone store recently because I wouldn't pick up my phone for this exact reason.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
After my own heart
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by jugg1es 4y ago
AWS makes it trivially easy to distribute across more than one datacenter... The only time that outages make the news is when they all fail in a region.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I understand where your cynicism comes from but I think it might be overblown in this case. These drugs do help people and psychiatrists want to help. The fact is that we just don't know that much about how higher cognition works. I
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by jugg1es 4y ago
This is like the right/left brain generalization that everyone seems to still believe in.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I've lived in both the graphic design and engineering world and this is true. Most computer screens are way off in terms of color accuracy and it can result in wildly different results depending on what computer you are using. Viewin
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I thought I had a good handle on my kids' online activity until COVID hit and suddenly they were home 24/7 for a long time. In order to keep working, I had to give up on a lot of limits on screen time in order to retain my sanity
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by jugg1es 4y ago
In reference to the part where he talks about wanting it to be easier to create 3d models in biology - the complexity of organic molecules is very, very high. Not only are they complex, but they change shape a lot. In fact, the more reali

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