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lijok
3y ago
Serious question - why not just use python?
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lijok
3y ago
You just know the people that brought this up internally at Philips were told “it’s not that simple, we can’t just…”. Why is every CEO that held the reins during this debacle at Philips not in jail right now for manslaughter?
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lijok
3y ago
Which nation state has good enough employment protection laws that they can take weekends off while doing recon on a top value target?
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lijok
3y ago
All of the things you listed had incredible drivers for competition
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lijok
3y ago
Is that not what HN at large keeps on talking about doing more - stretch the thing you use to its absolute limits before you upgrade
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lijok
3y ago
> Realistically that is probably decades away That’s a century away absent a mass market vr/ar product to act as driver for competition and innovation
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3y ago
> To me the first step would be to publicly recognize/accept digital consumption as an addiction Literally anything can be an addiction. You can get addicted to getting slapped in the nuts if you’re motivated enough. The ease with w
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lijok
3y ago
Part of AWS managed services offering. AWS Managed Wallet
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lijok
3y ago
It’s kinda the same thing. From DC management perspective, it’s EOL if it’s not economical to run relative to new hardware available
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lijok
3y ago
We don’t pull whole racks anymore. We pull whole DCs if enough servers in it die.
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lijok
3y ago
This is a direct result of engineering teams being let loose and becoming risk disconnected from the wider org. This leads to risk evaluations at a macro level which absolutely destroys efficiency. Sit down with your risk or compliance offi
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3y ago
> Is this true? Layoffs make the headlines, but the unemployment rate for software engineers seems to be low, at least in the most recent numbers I can find. Absolutely true. It's the worst I've seen. I'm looking to fill 5
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lijok
3y ago
Amazing, testing this out tomorrow !
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lijok
3y ago
This describes every single product in its early days in existence. If you're planning to launch any other way, you've doomed the company before you even launched. Lucky few survive, in spite of, and that's what contributes t
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lijok
3y ago
Wouldn't a "full AWS experience in their datacenter" be AWS Outpost?
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lijok
3y ago
> Why would people pay a premium? I would pay a premium just to not have to deal with HPE, DELL, etc
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lijok
3y ago
You a big user of napster?
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lijok
3y ago
That looks very interesting. Thanks
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lijok
3y ago
No, sorry, no idea who Esperanto is
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lijok
3y ago
Why are you blaming the patent system when it was Apple who stole the tech and refused to pay up?
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lijok
3y ago
Scaled TBD or TBD?
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lijok
3y ago
That’s an interesting take, and I can agree with it. How will you sell this however?
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lijok
3y ago
Not all electronics are used in the approach github are taking
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lijok
3y ago
You’re describing scaled trunk based development TBD works on main, or “trunk” as described in the spec
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lijok
3y ago
I find it beautiful as well, but beauty for me transcends the visual and into the conceptual / historical. It’s interesting, unique, strange and therefore beautiful.
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lijok
3y ago
I struggle to see what new capabilities Vision enables that justify its inconvenient form factor. Apple had how much time to come up with a killer app for Vision? And what did they come up with? Apple should be bursting at the seams with cr
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lijok
3y ago
Agreed. Horrible idea to broadcast our position like this. But hella exciting
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lijok
3y ago
This is good advice to surface the way we work, but I don’t see why you would push to main for Ship rather than raising a PR that you merge immediately (Show), if you’re using PRs anyway.
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lijok
3y ago
Yes, in loads of shops. See trunk based development.
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3y ago
Gutting mac minis to retrofit into blades. Producing tons of e-waste in the process. All because Apple wont enter the server space. Insane. How come they're not including the impact of what they decide NOT to do, into their climate imp
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