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Trello is down [16:00 UTC] - back up now [16:13](trello.com)
4 points by leroman 5y ago|1 comments
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by leroman 5y ago
Maybe the comperator should be pluggable so we could opt for a deep equals, or what I'm thinking along the lines of- (for better performance) Object.is(..) || deepEquals (...)
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by leroman 5y ago
OSS developers perceived some value to be gained by them, at some point they seem to be disillusioned by the outcome or don't want to pay the cost of further investment beyond what they put (and got back) thus far. This just seems natu
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by leroman 5y ago
> in order to solve this problem I watched 77 presentations from industrial conferences and blog posts on the use of chaos engineering to identify the types of resilience issues that companies experience and how they go about identifying
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Scientists have created plane that flies using ion thrusters and no fuel(iflscience.com)
1 points by leroman 5y ago|2 comments
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by leroman 5y ago
This is a great first step but this needs to go further.. Case in point- I just replaced a 2018 Macbook pro 15 (i9/32g/1t - top model) with a new Macbook pro 16, the reason? it just died (apparently due to connecting a bad USB-C c
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by leroman 5y ago
Coming from more than 5 years consulting, my conclusion is that hourly rate (a high rate) helped our motivations aligned. Context is important here, the work I was doing is helping companies with big complex software projects. Did you try s
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by leroman 5y ago
The "subscription" model seems unlikely, as today companies do their work mostly "Just In Time" or in the industry lingo - Agile style. To a contractor this means the requirements when he goes into a project are not clea
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NASA and Orbis Engineer Brakes Cool Enough for the Tesla Model S Plaid(motortrend.com)
4 points by leroman 5y ago|0 comments
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by leroman 5y ago
Then who would that party be? who is taking this risk then? any idea?
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Why New York’s Billionaires’ Row Is Half Empty(youtube.com)
2 points by leroman 5y ago|1 comments
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by leroman 5y ago
If I understand this correctly, Binance is taking a huge (monetary) risk by selling BTC for Rubles, which may lose value really quickly as the situation progresses, and who knows.. Accepting Rubles at this point might be more risky than BTC
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by leroman 5y ago
Considering the profile of the people exposed, shouldn't they be more concerned for their lives than prison?
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by leroman 5y ago
I understand the need for privacy and exclusive access, but would love some kind of anonymized stats per country, year etc..
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by leroman 5y ago
Taking into account the risk/reward ratio, I suspect said generalists wouldn't want to join at that point.. get low wage, "first employee" little equity, and most chances not worth anything.. He's better off getting
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by leroman 5y ago
That's a reverse turing test, great if you are looking for an AI masquerading as a human trying to blend in..
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by leroman 5y ago
Thanks for sharing!
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by leroman 5y ago
I'm bootstrapping a SaaS business with the same approach, I've been imitating and iterating over what I see other's have been doing, while trying to be original (but very conservative) in some parts. Hopefully, when I decide
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by leroman 5y ago
Insurance companies most probably have all the data at hand, couldn't coverage price reflect the real world risk as seen by someone with something to lose?
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by leroman 5y ago
Looks nice! Good luck. Were in a similar space, coming out with a SaaS in a few weeks.
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by leroman 5y ago
Two groups betting against each other - the one who is betting the prices go up (and buys houses) - the second who is staying out of the market claiming it’s a bubble In the center, there’s the interest rate, where the first group claims ne
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by leroman 5y ago
Wording a polarized opinion worded as a fact is an attempt to force this opinion on a discussion is a dishonest move, to say the least. Am I rude here to point out that it's his opinion that somehow came on top?
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by leroman 5y ago
Considering using the ".tech" TLD for my future projects
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Price increase on .io domains on January 1, 2022 (Renewal: $55.00)(gandi.net)
286 points by leroman 5y ago|294 comments
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by leroman 5y ago
Maybe industries “planned obsolescence” practice?
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by leroman 5y ago
A critical job of a system designer is to see into the future and know which components need to be made custom so that the business can have the flexibility to make the changes where it needs them. Over engineering is a term that is as usef
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by leroman 5y ago
Sorry to point this out but I find it problematic that neither you nor the engineers are making decisions out of experience.. My recommendation is that you hire someone with a TON of experience that makes these decisions not based on Mediu
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by leroman 5y ago
Good point. If Bitcoin was shutdown today, how would these criminals collect their ransoms?
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by leroman 5y ago
My main criticism comes from the fact that Bitcoin (and other crypto-coins) had a good several years to find a purpose, to this day, I am not aware of a single use-case where they are used to solve a real world problem. If I had to sum up h
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by leroman 5y ago
Not op but will give my thoughts- The only theory I'm aware of, which the "proof-of-stake" approach is based on, is some form of "game theory", my translation - "people won't do evil stuff since it's

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