lucidguppy

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by lucidguppy 3y ago
Sociopathy...
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
The rich have finally won. What happens on main street no longer affects wall street.
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
I totally agree - save blue LEDs for non-domestic cases - they really suck at night - mess up the circadian rhythm.
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
Is this supposed to make remoters feel guilty? Go away... If corporate wanted to reduce the desire for remote - they would have smaller satellite campuses outside the great automobile slums of America. The wealthy don't care about effi
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
The wider TTRPG community has dozens of rule sets to scratch any particular itch. One rule set is Dungeon Crawl Classics - https://necroticgnome.com/products/old-school-essentials-adv...
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
Yep: Read it in here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Elephant_in_the_Brain Medicine shows that others are going to bat for you to keep you alive.
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
Feedback systems with long delays are going to be easier to destabilize than systems with short feedback cycles. There's a lot of "memory" in housing prices. Houses are just about the hardest item to build in America today.
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
> If the user is reaching for the menu on page one, there’s something wrong with your UI. - Looks at github... :-/
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
Relevant Feynman: https://youtu.be/zkFPCTwPlkU?si=jNUDo-ft_9ESzmMk
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
I think its possible to like and be affable with people at work. You can respect them and chat with them. But I can see the argument where you wouldn't want a "work relationship" to turn into a "friendship". Friend
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Wait I should consider .NET?(mattkaras.info)
2 points by lucidguppy 3y ago|0 comments
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
They should lease all federal parking lots for solar installations.
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
You can set up alerts for all charges going to your card to your phone.
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
I think we all need to read Enterprise Integration Patterns. You would have an idempotent queue + a circuit breaker pattern. If the queue depth is too large - you break the circuit. But if your profit per request is higher than your infrac
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
In Europe the pinnacle of collective action is the government. In America the pinnacle of collective action is the corporation. Corporations are required by law to maximize shareholder value - not maximize communal quality of life. There ar
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On Developer Empowerment(mattkaras.info)
2 points by lucidguppy 3y ago|0 comments
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
Scrum is usually more flexible than most people realize.
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
Holy shit people - scrum does not work without a fundamental understanding of the theory of constraints. If you're burndown chart isn't burning down, something is blocking your team. A manager finds out what is blocking the team
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
If they wanted you to behave in specific ways logically - wouldn't their documentation be less ambiguous? https://www.lastweekinaws.com/blog/aws-cross-az-data-transfe...
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
This feels like the tech equivalent of tax avoidance. If too many people do this - AWS will "just close the loophole". There's not one AWS - there are probably dozens if not hundreds of AWS - each with their own KPIs. One wa
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
I don't understand this fascination with central offices. We live in the year 2024. We should be able to look at our workforce, find small offices, and have hub and spoke networks of offices - and work from home as a fallback. Rent a
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
If python became fast, there's a chance it may become a language eater.
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
Your correct I'm not super well versed on the front end. I was under the impression that a react app could be hosted on an s3 bucket with reasonable performance.
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Red Tortoise Architecture(mattkaras.info)
28 points by lucidguppy 3y ago|29 comments
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
I don't think anyone would "want" CPP. It feels like it's multiple layers of "this is how we've always done it" interleaved with some really good ideas (STL).
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
It's all about finding the minimum of costs between headcount and infra-spend while taking into account risk of failure and a few other factors. If you need to hire someone to manage stuff you have to build or do yourself because DO do
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
Whale oil.
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
I switched to electric radiant. I miss being able to manipulate the pan yes. I like that it's more efficient. Gas kicked a LOT of heat into the kitchen. I like that it didn't scorch the side of the saucepans. Ultimately I switch
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
The C++ community has some of the best brains around. Absolute geniuses. If C++ is ok with being a small language used by and for geniuses - I have no problem with that. If C++ wants to be popular - we need a breaking change between the wo
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by lucidguppy 3y ago
I don't want to get too much on the ai hype train - but it seems like this would be perfect for machine learning, trained on the wiki-snippets of the company and emails (initiator would have to set a flag saying this is going to be tra

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