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World Cup 2022 in JSON(worldcupjson.net)
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by llamataboot 4y ago
On the downside, it can be particularly bad to find a place where the kind of fucked up they have and the kind of fucked up you have don't work well enough together to be happy or healthy, not bad enough to get worse, and you are all s
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by llamataboot 4y ago
No advertisers? Catastrophic server failures? Elon just pulls the plug?
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Riding subways in big metropolitan cities in any city in the world is one of the most glowing displays of humanity I ever see. Everyone doing their thing, club kids coming home while businessmen are going to work, someone dancing or singing
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by llamataboot 4y ago
I haven't seen many interview processes less than 10 when we figure some initial rounds, some onsite or technical stuff, last rounds much less all the scheduling in between and the desire for everyone to meet during the work day when y
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Definitely harder to lay people off when they know them. I can remember my dad not sleeping for weeks after he made it to management because he was going to have to lay off 5 friends. -- That being said, I'm not sure the entire tech in
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by llamataboot 4y ago
I hear you and don't exactly disagree, but I don't always agree that a P2P decentralized model is inevitably better served by centralized people making the hard decisions that make good business sense. There are different incentiv
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by llamataboot 4y ago
hmmm, this is true definitely on the face of it. Less skilled engineers don't see whether they are implementing functionality that couples a bunch of logic together that will be difficult to entangle, or duplicating logic, or adding a
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by llamataboot 4y ago
It actually did make sense - not GREAT SENSE - but for the crypto space it was top of the tier, and for VC in general there was a model there. You weren't reselling your bandwidth, you were communicating with other hotspots via LoRA (a
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by llamataboot 4y ago
so far a few searches haven't shown one relevant result, and a lot of strange spam
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Like the Zen Masters the author thinks DH has a problem with, I rather think that the point of GEB is to be read by a person at a certain point in spacetime who experiences it a certain way, though I appreciate the logic, it misses the stra
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Just what we need, machine learning phrenology to give people diagnoses that effect them for life that are largely arbitrary and porous categories
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Some quick back of the envelope calculations suggests that powerball becomes positive estimated value at about 650mil for jackpot or above (though if we want to discount for taxes, lump sum etc, high than that) but obviously that EV is mass
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Location: Midwest US Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No FT?: Open to FTE for right opportunity, always open to contracts, especially if they can fluctuate between PT/FT. Technologies: Ruby, Rails, Ops (heroku/aws/ansib
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by llamataboot 4y ago
The super advanced level is to realize it applies to all of your /thoughts/ which is mostly a pattern matching brain and personality built around the ways it found to make sense of some things justifying the chaos in retrospect :D
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by llamataboot 4y ago
I don't know about intentions, seems like the intention behind a ton of this stuff is to "protect the children", or "fix a problem" etc etc, but there just isn't enough awareness of possible side effects - not
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Minneapolis consistently has one of the top 5 highest percentages of bike commuters in the US and is the most bike friendly city I've ever lived in. You can also look at data here: https://www2.minneapolismn.gov/governm
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by llamataboot 4y ago
I am pretty up front about being chaotic good and seeing that historically I add a ton of value when I am given some free rein to fix things or just make some (or a bunch of people's) lives easier, I often seek forgiveness rather than
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by llamataboot 4y ago
I mean the article was pretty clear about that aspect of the run and the runner's thoughts
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Location: Midwest US Remote: Preferred Relocate: No FT?: Open to FTE for right opportunity, always open to contracts. Open for short-medium-long term contracts always, especially if they can fluctuate between PT/FT. Technologies: Ruby,
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by llamataboot 4y ago
I don't how this is true when lovelace is so well developed and you an have simple dashboards for anything you want to control. My partner hates home automation stuff and even she loves having a button that can pull up everything in th
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by llamataboot 4y ago
HASS makes it to the top of HN about once a month for good reason! Probably one of the most well developed open source projects I've seen, both from core contributors finding a way to get paid for what they do every day with nabu casa
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by llamataboot 4y ago
I def think 90% of the value in code review is knowledge sharing and general coding practice discussion in good eng cultures. Tests should really catch glaring mistakes and it's fairly rare that someone will be like this absolutely won
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Really depends on the room and the time! I would say that once you get over some initial shock about colored lights, sometimes it makes sense to have lights in room half brightness orange-yellows and sometimes it even is nice to have them d
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by llamataboot 4y ago
I agree with this 100%. When we bought our house 5 years ago I bought some hue bulbs as a luxury purchase along with one Sonos speaker. Figured I was spending 200 grand on a house so may as well pay a few hundred dollars worth of toys. Fast
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by llamataboot 4y ago
The job market is still about as hot as I've ever seen it as a senior engineer - I don't know what it looks like for juniors these days, but I know a lot of places are hiring a lot of people and some have been trying for over a ye
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by llamataboot 4y ago
I've been a supporter of mycroft since the early days, even did some early work on integrations, but like most hardware kickstarters they ran into /a lot/ of delays (I think it was 2 years post projected date that I actually
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by llamataboot 4y ago
It has only just begun...
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by llamataboot 4y ago
Location: Midwest US Remote: Preferred Relocate: No FT?: Open to FTE for right opportunity, always open to contracts. Open for short-medium-long term contracts always, especially if they can fluctuate between PT/FT. Technologies: Ruby,
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by llamataboot 4y ago
You don't NEED home assistant no, but likely if you have many different smart products form many different vedors and want to be able to see what is set to what and set up automations etc it would be nicer than sniffing packets to figu

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