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by maltalex 4y ago
https://archive.ph/rXEll
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'Stress, burnout, churn, and a cut-throat atmosphere': An internal Amazon study(businessinsider.com)
22 points by maltalex 4y ago|3 comments
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by maltalex 4y ago
https://archive.ph/rXEll
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'Stress, burnout, churn, and a cut-throat atmosphere': An internal Amazon study(businessinsider.com)
17 points by maltalex 4y ago|3 comments
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by maltalex 4y ago
No no no no. These self-deprecating arguments can only come from people who lack the basic understanding of how good we have it especially in the western world and how fragile our societies really are. Seriously, just look at Ukraine or Syr
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by maltalex 4y ago
I had some similar ideas, but with one major difference. One of the most dangerous aspects of driving is the sense of complacency. You've driven down this road 100 times before in worse weather, what's the worse that can happen? W
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by maltalex 4y ago
How many of these innovations have been open sourced?
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by maltalex 4y ago
One feature I always wanted calendars/todo apps to have is support for repetitive tasks. For example - say I need to service the car every year so I create a corresponding repeating event in my calendar. However, at some point I decide
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by maltalex 4y ago
What do you mean by “work against business objectives”?
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by maltalex 4y ago
I have the same question. Kraken's main product is a 400$ "software defined radio for applications such as radio direction finding and passive radar" [0]. At that price point they'd have to sell quite a few of these to m
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by maltalex 4y ago
To those of you that are interested in following the war in greater detail, check out the daily updates [1] from the Institute For The Study Of War [2]. There's even a map that updates daily [3]. [1]: https://www.understandi
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Mysterious company with government ties plays key internet role(washingtonpost.com)
8 points by maltalex 4y ago|3 comments
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by maltalex 4y ago
Can anyone suggest a comparable tool for dotnet?
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by maltalex 4y ago
> Root it yourself and do what you want. Thanks, but I have more important things to do. > I've always considered the whole "but the security!!!1" to be another form of planned-obolescence propaganda. Planned obsolesce?
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by maltalex 4y ago
The problem is software support. Once you stop getting security updates, it’s game over even if the hardware is still usable.
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by maltalex 4y ago
EventHub is a perfectly acceptable product. It's basically Kafka. We used it at a fairly high scale with very few issues.
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by maltalex 4y ago
This matches my (fairly extensive) experience with CosmosDb. It’s truly an awfully engineered product. I cannot comprehend what organizational process lead not only to its creation, but also to its continued existence. Is existence is a con
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Black Hole Spews Out Material Years After Shredding Star(cfa.harvard.edu)
2 points by maltalex 4y ago|0 comments
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by maltalex 4y ago
Why link to a tweet that quotes Bloomberg and not the Bloomberg article directly? https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-09-27/europe-is...
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by maltalex 4y ago
> Also I find the AMD naming conventions somewhat confusing and I can never judge the relative performance of an AMD card by its model number It's really quite simple and very similar to NVIDIA's naming scheme. First digit is t
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by maltalex 4y ago
Consider AMD. If you don't need NVIDIA specific features (e.g. ray tracing performance, CUDA), you can get the same level of performance [0] offered by a 3070 for around 350$-450$ in the form of an RX 6700/RX 6750 XT [1][2]. You a
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by maltalex 4y ago
Right, throw the baby out with the bathwater. "The only to avoid having laws be abused is to stop having laws". Listen, I don't like censorship as much as the next guy. But in the real world, lists and platforms without some
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by maltalex 4y ago
> Less distractions. More soul. Just pure instinct, formed as a machine. Told through beautiful symbols. Deeper interactions. And brave simplicity. Phone (1) can bring us back. To us. What? > Meet the Glyph Interface. A new way to com
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by maltalex 4y ago
If an internal route goes down, the information is propagated to adjacent networks via BGP. So the BGP storm could have been caused by routes becoming unreachable (possibly intermittently).
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by maltalex 4y ago
Any (technical) information on the cause of the outage?
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by maltalex 5y ago
So it wouldn't make sense for many commercial products, but why aren't health conscious people using it at home to sweeten their tea? Also, why aren't there "premium"/"healthy" products using glucose
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by maltalex 5y ago
> Glucose good in reasonable intake > Sucrose (i.e. table sugar) is 50% Glucose and Fructose > Frutose is bad. So would substituting sugars with Dextrose powder (i.e. 100% Glucose) make sense? Dexterose powder is widely available a
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by maltalex 5y ago
This was already discussed on HN 7 months ago [0]. I'll repeat what I said about it last time: It's a mistake to focus on Norton in this context. The "correct" way of reading of this headline should be something like &qu
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Hacker Laws(github.com)
270 points by maltalex 5y ago|44 comments
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by maltalex 5y ago
Looks like there's an SD-WAN Turbo Cloud version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LOF7KM7UhY

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