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by maayank 3y ago
What mechanisms successfully address this?
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by maayank 3y ago
> Computer Organisation and Design and Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach, both by Patterson and Hennessy What's the main difference between the two?
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by maayank 3y ago
Can you tell more about using modafinil for anti anxiety? I only heard about it in the context of wakefulness
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by maayank 3y ago
Sounds like story time :)
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Let’s Rank Every Ted Chiang Story Ever Published(tor.com)
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by maayank 3y ago
> and that the person responsible for work prioritization gets every single page in order that they feel the pain of that. This sounds like an incredibly toxic work environment
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by maayank 4y ago
So… anyone used Chatgpt to generate cards for Anki?
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by maayank 4y ago
"Explain code in private messages. Write wikis that nobody uses." What the reasonable alternative though? What's the happy medium?
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by maayank 4y ago
What’s the clone? Do you recommend it?
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by maayank 4y ago
“It’s easy to be an angel in paradise”
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by maayank 4y ago
I think to an high degree it depends on whether the individuals could realistically prevent new instances given resources (e.g. access, head count, number of other high priority tasks, etc.)
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by maayank 4y ago
I'm in a similar boat. Furthermore, people tend to overlook that many new issues -> lots of routing effort (e.g. reading the ticket to see what team it best fits and then which person) which further cripples mid- to low-level manage
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by maayank 4y ago
How many people in your team?
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by maayank 4y ago
> * The team does short sprints. How short is short?
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by maayank 4y ago
Anything we know about the makeup of this or other recent layoffs? Any professions overly represented in the layoffs compared to the firing org’s distribution?
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by maayank 4y ago
What graph db the cool kids use today to start dabbling in the art?
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by maayank 4y ago
What do you guys use that for?
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by maayank 4y ago
I think this may underplay the additional operational cost and risk in deploying multiple classes of services. You added RabbitMQ for that one queue use case? You suddenly need to handle some health check edge case in prod since your progra
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by maayank 4y ago
“Remote work props up smaller communities, pumping in $453B”
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by maayank 4y ago
> You need strong performance management practices in place and clear ways to measure it. People who aren't getting their work done should show up quickly in your system What performance management practices or metrics worked well f
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by maayank 4y ago
What book? Sounds interesting.
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by maayank 4y ago
Anything like regolith desktop for sway?
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by maayank 4y ago
Any good resources on floating point accuracy proofs/literature? As you say, it’s an often ignored topic while coming up again and again in software engineering
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by maayank 4y ago
Honestly, it sounds like a politician trying to win “green” brownie points while doing nothing substantial
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by maayank 4y ago
> has led me to adopt the working hypothesis that many of our cognitive experiences are more complicated than we tend to assume, and that they're often made up of several more or less independent processes After finishing my CompSci
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by maayank 5y ago
Many thanks!
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by maayank 5y ago
Any good book/exploratory paper for queuing theory?
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by maayank 5y ago
> In the long run, creating more understanding of the physical world is probably more universally valuable to human flourishing than the far more parochial 'make money number go up' Citation needed. Moreover, dedicating resourc
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by maayank 5y ago
> I'm always pleasantly surprised when I see power management correctly configured at a client precisely because it is so rarely done correctly. Let's say I have Linux instances in the cloud. What would be the steps to take for
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by maayank 5y ago
I think it’s like Lionel Hutz from the Simpsons… Works on contingency? No, money down!

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