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5y ago
And those amazing PPP loans they got that they never need to return. Great value!
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Forward vs. Reverse Engineering
(blog.doit-intl.com)
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Can someone explain how they come up with the "expected deaths" number? The article doesn't explain how this number is calculated or which assumptions were made to come up with the number. Is this a moving average of earlier
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Nah, that wont work. How about we give everyone money and then those that are still employed are earning way way less than they used to in terms of purchasing power. That would be a much better equalizer for the middle class towards the bot
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Wait ... how come when you turn the "Nowcast prediction model" into OFF then there are zero Omicron cases in the US?
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The Cantillon Effect
(mattstoller.substack.com)
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The chief features of the Bretton Woods system were an obligation for each country to adopt a monetary policy that maintained its external exchange rates within 1 percent by tying its currency to gold and the ability of the International Mo
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Bretton Woods System
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Gresham's law – bad money drives out good money
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Zesty raises $35M to help control cloud costs
(venturebeat.com)
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TheNewStack needs more articles like this one and less articles that talk about some new feature where by adding extra five lines of YAML you get something or other in your Kubernetes.
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I am proud of leaving messed up shops after less than six months. And I keep telling people it was a highlight of my career not sticking around in there for any longer than I could tolerate.
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5y ago
Snow Crash is really a gread book, a lot of philosophy intertwined with technology and religion in one compact package.
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ffs please don't add yet another stupid standard. this looks like a complicated version of csv, which is horrible, and this also looks quite horrible.
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Excellent point by point dissection of a FUD article that shouldn't have even appeared on the first page of HN like it did previously today.
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Looks like the article argues that because WireGuard tries to do one specific thing and do it well, without doing all the other things - it is doomed to fail. Unlike all those other technologies (IPSec, OpenVPN) that do a gazillion differen
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5y ago
You should take a look at CrossPlane for that kind of thing. They have been doing it for a couple of years.
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I highly doubt that tools like Terraform/Pulumi will not have custom code for each type of resource. Each type still needs to have its own custom Body with specific data types, some mandatory, some optional. Even if TF supports Cloud C
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Each API still needs to have its own custom body, with specific mandatory keys and values. The name of the verb is just another key and value ... so how is this different from existing APIs? Not different much. The only addition introduced
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Isn't this just a Desktop implementation for the SteamVR? It is even open source right here -- https://github.com/SimulaVR/Simula No headset in sight, other than just "any headset".
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Pgloader: A High-Speed PostgreSQL Swiss Army Knife, Written in Lisp
(pgloader.io)
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And for those who like their games on Steam, it appears that OpenTTD is also on steam. The announcement for 12.0-RC1 is at https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1536610/view/2868220... As per the annou
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Dihydrogen Monoxide
(en.wikipedia.org)
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As others pointed out the term Hero is not used in a conventional way in this article. Usually when Hero Developer is portrayed as a problem, it means there is one person who solely takes upon himself to solve all problems without consultin
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Cringe at the new Date() example ... will logNow() actually create a new Date() each time? no, it will use the one provided in the curry initialization.
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Nightmare: Kubernetes Deployment Troubleshooting
(learnk8s.io)
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More people need to know about this. Every time I ask some software dev if he knows the term Poka Yoke the answer is always no. Same goes for many operations engineers. And when explained what it is, people assume it is the same as "id
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100 Days Building My Startup Live on Twitch (YT 10min)
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That is how most projects on GitHub are run. There is a bot that just closes issues after periods of inactivity. As if "not fixing the bug" can be considered as inactivity. Mostly in Kubernetes repositories I keep getting this &qu
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