lunatuna

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by lunatuna 4y ago
Big thanks to tekni5. I've been struggling with a move over to iCloud. I will still work through it, but it is no stress now.
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by lunatuna 4y ago
I would think so too, but I'm not sure where this is all going. There was never enough people 20 years ago, there is a lot more people needed now and the whole tech space seems pretty poor at growing talent. This seems to be creating a
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by lunatuna 4y ago
Dung beetle here - poop is food, food is poop!
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by lunatuna 5y ago
I really don't have the right answers. Better mental health support is likely part of it. BC is abysmal for mental health in general. I have a friend that lives at Main and Keefer and we hangout on the patio and people watch. It is cle
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by lunatuna 5y ago
This is happening well beyond Seattle, not sure if it is a West coast thing. In Vancouver, it is a similar story [0]. It has gotten substantially worse in the last 5 or so years to the point that it is feeling lawless [1]. I have noticed th
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by lunatuna 5y ago
A lot of discussion is that Ukraine is going to lose its head too. It is getting louder that Russia is going after Kyiv. One option is that Ukraine make it expensive for Russia in terms of man and material with the flood of anti-tank equipm
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by lunatuna 5y ago
>People just don't trust authorities anymore, because authorities time and time again have misled them. In some cases this is intentional. Less credibility/belief in experts allows for authoritarian governments to more easily i
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by lunatuna 5y ago
Working well for me! Thanks.
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by lunatuna 5y ago
Here's the actual report: http://extranet.greens-efa-service.eu/public/media/file/1/74...
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by lunatuna 5y ago
So little content in the article about why this was needed. The argument about improving analytics for Citrix products using Tibco products seems extremely weak. I don't see much if any opportunities here for any combined improvement a
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by lunatuna 5y ago
I second this. Buy several copies and give them to your friends and strangers on the bus that see you reading it ;)
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by lunatuna 5y ago
I recently watched 'Jallikattu'[0] again. The statement on being desperate to be incited matches one of the main themes of the movie so well. Worth a watch. [0] - https://youtu.be/ItcQNybOOHM
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by lunatuna 5y ago
I've dealt with this myself and with my peers over the years. I see a lot of similar statements and will tag on to npwr's since it is close to what I do. This is mostly in order: 1. No drugs. Booze and pot need to be sidelined whi
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by lunatuna 5y ago
We’ve recently introduced dbt, fivetran and snowflake and it has been amazing on many levels. Speed of development along with CI/CD has been fantastic. Clarity of thought about organizing our work has helped with the more junior and pl
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by lunatuna 5y ago
Agreed that it was meant to be confusing. What I found cool was there was a forward and backward plot line and you had to piece it together and just run with it as it went. Lots of people didn't like it. I thought it was a really good
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by lunatuna 5y ago
Understanding every word seems to be a personal preference and if that is someones preference don't see a Nolan movie. Most of his movies fool around with timeline, visuals and speech to create some disorientation. Memento would be a s
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by lunatuna 5y ago
My approach now is to rotate. We keep Crave which has HBO and Showtime. We paused Disney and Netflix and will turn back on, watch for a few months to catch-up on Tiger Kings or Wandavision. You can cut a lot of your costs and not have to to
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by lunatuna 5y ago
The first part of the quote reminds me a bit of the ted talk on leadership and starting a movement. More to the point: leaders are over glorified. Follow what you like. That's more important. I hope that the OP can see that. Find somet
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by lunatuna 5y ago
Love the line: "Russ Parsons, author of “How to Read a French Fry”, says “Not soaking them [beans], really improves the flavor I’ve found.”" Thanks nkurz for posting. Great read.
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by lunatuna 5y ago
I'm in the libertarian lion's den . . . and I only read the abstract. What I see from a historical standpoint, pre-cloud, mobile phone/computer, personal encryption etc is that anything stored be it something on paper, someth
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by lunatuna 5y ago
With regards to beans, I'm always blowing up my beans in the pressure cooker or having them hard. I've not found the right touch to get what I can from a can or on the stove top. I need your secrets!
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by lunatuna 5y ago
The article doesn’t state that it will be published. It states that the registrar must have it. The Pirate Party member, as mentioned in the article, didn’t read the proposal.
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by lunatuna 5y ago
My experience is similar: extract process -> raw data -> clean/merge -> model Normally you extract from source, then load to destination. There is no business logic in this process. From raw you do all of your transforms to ge
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by lunatuna 5y ago
I'm not sure if it should be trusted or not. It is fully unsolicited and I have zero relationship with them and never gave my info explicitly. Seems pretty spammy. But what is much more interesting is Gmail is pushing the spam up by ta
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by lunatuna 5y ago
I have two accounts with google, one is personal and the other is through work. My personal account is pretty clean and rarely does anything get through that shouldn't. Occasionally I find something in the spam filter that shouldn&#x27
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by lunatuna 5y ago
This is just hitting the market so it will be interesting to see where it goes. If the vendors were ready for something like this on the software side, this would be great for edge compute when low latency response is required - remote util
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by lunatuna 5y ago
Original link didn't work for me. This worked for me: https://themountain.news/news/russian-war-games-sees-unmanne... Looks like they switched the title to be "unmanned" instead of "AI".
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by lunatuna 5y ago
Battery life (4-5 days) and being able to have an extra battery or being able to share is what I miss most. I also miss the customizations for alerting. I would set personal colour coded alerts on the led - that was perfect. Customization o
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by lunatuna 5y ago
A bit childish, but this seems like it was built with PoV porn as the primary use case. Saves a hand. Likely good for creeps too. I can't figure out who else would be using it. Good way to lose friends and make enemies. I wouldn't
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by lunatuna 5y ago
When Clearly Contacts was bought out by Luxottica it was described to me as the Mafia coming in. Clearly Contacts had gotten too big to ignore and it was starting to impact their bottom line. Yes was the only answer, how much was negotiable

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