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by jugg1es 4y ago
I agree with you in principle but your example sounds like a nightmare to me. Aren't you tired of having to make the same change 7 times?
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by jugg1es 4y ago
It's impossible to describe the feeling of your kid coming back to live in your arms.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I found my son floating in the pool at a beach rental house when he was 3 (the pool door was broken). I managed to revive him with CPR and he's totally fine now. Years later, I still feel trauma from it. I often think about what my
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by jugg1es 4y ago
This is a great question because I find that when I use soft language like this, a lot of the suggestions get ignored. Sometimes that is fine but other times, I have to follow up after and explain that the 'suggestion' wasn'
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I have worked with senior software engineers that would never think to do this and do not have the skills to do it if they did. Impressive.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I love when you see such a huge study yield significant results.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
We should not be punishing smart kids even if some of those smarts may be due to income inequality that may have some basis in racial inequality. It's not the kid's fault that their grandparents generation thought that lower taxe
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I have found the opposite actually. I have three young children and I feel like they have forced me into much better time management habits, which has helped my productivity a lot. The caveat to that is that I can't put in as much ti
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by jugg1es 4y ago
Did the AI also come up with the topic? or was that prompted?
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by jugg1es 4y ago
Superficially, the AI-drawn images seem better. But I showed these images to my wife asking if she could tell the difference and only the human ones invoked any sort of emotional reaction from her. The human-drawn ones were more interesti
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by jugg1es 4y ago
$30 is surprising for a game about homelessness.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I don't know about the rest of the stuff on this list, but Bombas socks are worth the extra cost.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
Have you used .NET recently? This is sort of a weird question. Not everyone uses node or python.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
Your theory can be anecdotally refuted by simply observing that people will eat more when food is well salted. French fries are an easy example. If you have two piles of fries - one salted, one not salted. Which do you think you'd
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by jugg1es 4y ago
Isn't that what the author is saying? The deeper problem was that the wife felt that the authors' inability to do something so simple for her sake was indicative of disrespect. Not acknowledging that your partner is worth a coup
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by jugg1es 5y ago
Yes, that is what I was referring to.
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by jugg1es 5y ago
I was about to disagree with you until I read the part where you are using terraform with k8s. IaC starts breaking down once you start using k8s - especially if you are using a flavor like EKS that is both kubernetes but is also its own Ia
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by jugg1es 5y ago
If you are implying that I was rude to this person, you are mistaken. I treated the interviewer with the same good nature and respect that I would treat anyone. The difference between someone less than 5 years out from school and someone
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by jugg1es 5y ago
From what I've read from managers of recruiters from FAANG companies is: 1) Recruiters at these companies are under a large amount of pressure to bring candidates in. 2) There is only so much time in the day 3) They feel all of their t
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by jugg1es 5y ago
I would agree with you if the interview process included ANY feedback to interviewees when they were rejected. Prior to COVID, I got flown to Seattle mid-week for 2 nights and interviewed well (the recruiter told me to start looking for ho
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by jugg1es 5y ago
I did a POC using service fabric years ago but I have not really read anything about it since. My company at the time was unable to give me three servers per tenant, so I had to drop it - but it's good to hear it's still being us
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by jugg1es 5y ago
Everyone that uses kubernetes must run into this at some point but we all end up doing exactly what is in this article. But we do it quietly because we all think we must be idiots since there is virtually no one else writing anything about
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by jugg1es 5y ago
Some of the input interactions in Factorio are hard enough even with a mouse, particularly if you are trying to find an item to build that you haven't built since early-game. It's hard to imagine any sort of controller-based inpu
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by jugg1es 5y ago
Yes, obviously it is about the day/night cycle and not about absolute time because people on the other side of the planet are just fine. But while the absolute time may not matter, the time you are awake during the day/night cycl
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by jugg1es 5y ago
One of my top gaming moments ever was launching the rocket in under 6 hours. I launched it at 5:59:40. Then I realized the "There is no spoon" achievement was for 7 hours (and it's now 8 hours after 1.0 launch). Love this g
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by jugg1es 5y ago
The same argument could be made for using Angular as well. Just because a framework is opinionated does not make it bad.
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by jugg1es 5y ago
There are multiple studies that show that the time that you sleep does matter. There is a higher risk of diabetes and obesity for people who sleep during the day and are awake at night. I'm not saying this to be a buzz kill, I really
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by jugg1es 5y ago
My problem with responding to recruiters - especially FAANG - is that once you start a conversation it's hard to stop. I find it very hard to leave if I'm in the middle of a big project.
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by jugg1es 5y ago
NYT has already monetized simple word games. Their puzzle subscription is very popular.
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by jugg1es 5y ago
I've never had a single problem with them besides the fact that they think that they are in my ears when they're actually in my pocket so they will unpause whatever you are listening to.

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