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by mandeepj 4y ago
> the heat is used to boil water which makes large turbines spin and produce energy I believe the containers would have to be really large. Also, if we have to continue boiling water at scale, we might reach water crisis some day. Althou
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> That suggests to me Apple isn't committed to this forever. Apple TV+ is also offered as 1 year free service when you buy a new phone, then you can also say the same about it, but - in fact - needless to say, Apple is committed to
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by mandeepj 4y ago
I believe Apple is going to - either acquire Globalstar or a similar satellite carrier (Lynk?) in the future. It's safe to buy stocks of the former.
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> It's surely ironic that Apple Music supports 24/192 lossless audio and none of its headphones can utilize it. True! But, someone is saying you can come close to it by using a wired connection. I've not tested it though.
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by mandeepj 4y ago
Appreciate everyone joining the conversation! > This level of "accounting" does not convey trust in an engineer, thus demoralizing them by way of eliminating their autonomy (freedom from external control). I'm curious to k
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by mandeepj 4y ago
Sorry! I'm not doing it in just my team; that's how it's across hundred of teams in my org. I believe I was not clear: it's a rotational support - where every engineer is encourage to spend a sprint worth of time in ever
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> After sufficient iterations of the loop a team should both have increasing velocity The velocity cannot keep on increasing forever :-)
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> Additionally, velocity does not "count" work happening outside of tickets, e.g., helping with a customer support issue, assisting another developer with legacy code, reviewing other people's work, spending time on featur
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> But this does not look like engineering; looks more like statistic process control applied to software dev Of course, it's not engineering; it's all about metrics, which are statistical
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> please work on your stamina for when you do end up in bed with that special someone. I agree 100% and echo the same. > Just Google around. Google and YouTube will give you pelvis exercises, and that’s “not” the solution. My friends
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> It just stores the full content of every file every time it’s modified and committed. That's not true; otherwise each git branch folder would be huge, but it's not. It stores the snapshot of changes in branch folders
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by mandeepj 4y ago
I'd not necessarily call it a scam; your money is safe. It's a hassle for sure and mentally stressful - if it does not work or dies soon - you might end up pulling your hair and running for return
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by mandeepj 4y ago
What are the chances - Vijaya, Parag, Dorsey, few more of their execs and board members - are in a WAR ROOM call on daily basis?
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by mandeepj 4y ago
You notice a pattern there? A phone should be generalized; both the phones that you mentioned were narrowed down by its parent company to their own use cases. I guess maybe that's why they FAILED.
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by mandeepj 4y ago
How many of you are not convinced that StarLink will launch a smart phone soon? Tesla has all the related tech and StarLink has the connectivity. I guess at this point, it's just a matter of time.
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by mandeepj 4y ago
Once I was stuck in this Pdf viewer trap. I learned hard way that the browsers default pdf viewer operates in its own sandbox - to which I have no access. My client wanted to edit the data displayed in the pdf viewer and save the latest in
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by mandeepj 4y ago
Please forgive my ignorance. Is it right if I say the password seems to be available on the client side? import { connect } from '@planetscale/database' const config = { host: '<host>', username: '&lt
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> what happens if the company goes down? It's open-source. What's your concern now? https://github.com/planetscale/database-js
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> The story here is one where the public finds a man who claims one thing publicly and but does the opposite privately. They say things to sound they are challenging Status Quo but behind the scenes - it's business as usual.
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by mandeepj 4y ago
Does it necessarily have to be money? I know everybody likes cash. Dropbox ran a very successful referral program where they give double (I guess) the storage to both parties.
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> we love seeing repeat-founders build on past successes by growing from lessons learned I guess Andreessen definition of success is different than how rest of the world saw unfolding of WeWork into a collapse.
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by mandeepj 4y ago
In the recent years winters got very short, only two months - Feb and March
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> There's also great weather Until a hurricane hits
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Family Spends 48 Hours in the Wild Due to Google Maps(autoevolution.com)
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> but why a picture of a table instead of a table? I guess they drawn the whole thing in an image editing tool and exported it as one image. A Table would've required much more effort, multiples images, styling, placement and many w
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by mandeepj 4y ago
One can at least "try" to find a similar ayurvedic medicine. It has no side effects
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> However, we cannot control the medication that we take, which carry side effects. >We cannot control what is in our food, we cannot control the air we breath, we cannot control cancer and hundreds other diseases. Seriously? The answ
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by mandeepj 4y ago
Because they are "developers"....they like to develop things!
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by mandeepj 4y ago
> Ability to think clearly - Ability to encode into brain what you want to say - Deliver message I think you'll have to practice for it: read a lot, take time to process and respond.
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by mandeepj 4y ago
Exactly! no separate machine required just for db. You can also backup SQLite db asynchronously

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