magwa101

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   by magwa101 8y ago

   Finally
2. 152.▲
   by magwa101 8y ago

   JFC
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   by magwa101 8y ago

   I like the ability to optionally participate in a work culture, in fact, looks like you could pick and choose between a few. The forced culture of most companies is pretty tiring.
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   by magwa101 8y ago

   Great article. I've always wondered about the respect people show for other's "belefs" in religion. Obviously no one knows what happens after death, and religion spends a lot of time preparing your "beliefs" fo
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   by magwa101 8y ago

   Amazing article and fitting that we should be at risk based essentially on what we used to bring the Soviet Union down.
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   by magwa101 8y ago

   Carbs so, no.
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   by magwa101 8y ago

   NT was a huge disappointment. To wit, they've never had a shell that even approximates Unix sh from years ago.
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   by magwa101 8y ago

   Off balance "single limb" exercises will work your entire body quickly with great effect. Ex. one arm overhead lift while on one leg, amazing. Single leg squats, romanian squats, holding a weight on one arm...jump rope. You can ma
9. 159.▲
   by magwa101 8y ago

   Converted my house from slow, intermittent apple wifi system to google wifi. Night and day better. Apple makes consumer products, google makes hi-tech "cloud" services.
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    by magwa101 8y ago

    Yep and considering a very high majority of our work does not require GI we still have huge AI job disruption looming.
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    by magwa101 8y ago

    "test" - crisis"; potato - potahto. The headline screams "but those plucky animals may just pull it off".
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    by magwa101 8y ago

    You lost me at dispensing spent "fuel" at the gas station, that is a massive infrastructure change. Sorry, no buena.
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    by magwa101 8y ago

    EJI
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    by magwa101 8y ago

    Google cal + google docs, searchable! Plus: small 8x11 white board sitting around the kitchen for reminder items for each other. Simple efficient reminder so you're not always cracking open the computer. Also, let some things slide til
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    by magwa101 8y ago

    I've coded multiprocess, multithread, callback and context switching on multiple OSes and languages. Golang nails it, a bed of green threads scheduled onto CPU threads with isolation. The foundation is correct.
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    by magwa101 8y ago

    Why are we doing this with Russia?
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    by magwa101 8y ago

    I do feel like I'm a sysadmin for my life. I don't know how non tech people deal with it. Some of the BUMMER platforms I dislike (unnamed) are ones I rely on to make money, and they constantly prod you to engage with the platform
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    by magwa101 8y ago

    Go
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    by magwa101 8y ago

    It doesn't have to be intelligent to be usefully applied broadly and upend our economies.
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    by magwa101 8y ago

    Concurrency in python always ends up the reason to drop it and reimplement in Go. Also, the code ends up littered with type checks....
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    by magwa101 8y ago

    Ahh, the big SV vanity metric comes home to roost.
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    by magwa101 8y ago

    Now where did they get all that training data...
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    by magwa101 9y ago

    Real programmers use ed.
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    by magwa101 9y ago

    What could go wrong?
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    by magwa101 9y ago

    This is great, I waste a LOT of time doing playlists to figure out my festival schedule. So time consuming. Can you do google play please? I had to junk Spotify years ago because streams would constantly interrupt and jitter.
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    by magwa101 9y ago

    Timely! I'm on "hiatus" and producing music again after a 10 year break. It's been months of learning. With the new tools I can go so much deeper, so I am. If you want repeatable processes you have to focus on tools and
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    by magwa101 9y ago

    Two words 'derivatives trading'. There is no end of people willing to bet against each other. Bitcoin has great use mostly beyond US borders. "Bubble world", work grows to fill the population.
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    by magwa101 9y ago

    There will be bias in the data, but that can be looked at in one place, and corrected once. At which point everyone gets the benefit. This means errors are found fixed and "released" broadly and quickly. This is much better than t
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    by magwa101 9y ago

    How about the danger of HUMAN sentencing, talk about lack of training, transparency and consistency.
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    by magwa101 10y ago

    Org mode enables you to "program" a document which is really amazing. It's closer to python notebooks than a note taking device. You need real discipline to keep it readable. Long term Org mode needs a rethink to more fully r