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I'm no expert here — but I find the Chromecast box excellent . Maybe that's because I'm comparing it to a laggy Samsung UI with squishy remote buttons? Even so, it feels well-designed and well-executed. And cohesive, unlike
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Rtx: Runtime Executor (asdf rust clone)
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OTOH it also reduces employers' incentives to provide training. Notably US employers provide far _less_ training than employers in Europe do. Likely that's driven by employees moving jobs more frequently in the US; something this
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Keyword Generics Progress February 2023
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The _average_ quality of those who where laid off is indeed probably a bit lower than the average quality of those who weren't. But there's so much variance within those groups! The very _worst_ way of using that information that
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Any advice that isn't just "Be optimal" is susceptible to this criticism! Useful advice is useful because it pushes us towards better tradeoffs. My claim is that generally folks ship too slowly. But obviously if we only care
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This makes a strawman of "Velocity" The purpose of Velocity is not to ship mediocre things quickly. It's to figure out if you're building something people want, by showing it to them and seeing if they use it. Maybe you
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The average income of folks in SF can afford an average house in SF. But the average income of folks in SF is really high, because people without very high incomes can't live in SF! That's bad.
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I went to Eton 2002-2007, very much enjoyed it, and I think it made be a better person. I was very lucky to attend. There was (surprisingly?) little bullying when I was there. I wasn't in the "cool" group, but still had frien
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How would (2) change rental prices? Show its effect on the supply & demand of rental housing.
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Tired: work for a decade far from your job so you can earn enough money to afford an apartment close to your job Wired: work for a decade far from your job so you can wait in a queue for an apartment close to your job
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Did they not have QE in Dallas or Detroit?
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"less likely" risks are still worth protecting against! I still put my seat-belt on, even though there's an airbag in the car.
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I don't know about the Netherlands. But in many US cities — in particular SF & LA: 1) It's extremely difficult to get approval for new housing 2) There's a large backlog of developers attempting to build new housing ...
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> Shortest flight Long Beach - Long Beach 6 mins 12/28/22 What's going there? A test flight?
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FWIW I don't have the same experience at all — I mostly find each release, MacOS gets a bit better. I don't see lots of bugs. The weight of commenters here is clearly not in the favor of my experience! Maybe that's because I
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Great! I made some of these changes at https://github.com/PRQL/prql/pull/1370
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(PRQL core-dev here, though responding the next day) We merged this last week! https://github.com/PRQL/prql/pull/1278 Docs & a release are forthcoming
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(PRQL core-dev here, not sure whether you'll see this given it's a day later) Thanks for the feedback. We had similar feedback before, and we added an s-string to the example on the homepage. derive country_code = s"LEF
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(PRQL core-dev here) Very much agree! We're very friendly with the folks at EdgeDB, have lots of overlap of contributors. They're part of the inspiration behind PRQL [1]. To focus on the differences for a moment: * PRQL is focused
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Dozens!
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Should this be renamed to, with quotes: "Nobody Cares About Your Blog" ...given it's a quote and not a statement about Your Blog?
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> or even worse: middle eastern devs Wut?
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Cloud Data Warehouse Benchmark, updated for 2022
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While the timeline is rushed and the explanation is disingenuous, the sentiment here is way too reactionary. - dbt has made a huge impact on the data ecosystem. It's made data engineers' lives way better, speaking from experience.
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"Let GPT write the description, so you can focus on the explanation" would be better
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Ask HN: It's time for a `.config` path in repos
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For those saying how obvious it is for us to mandate two pilots: Should buses have two drivers? A large bus carries about as many people as a small plane. And per distance, road travel is > 100 times more dangerous than air travel. Refer
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Ah, interesting, thanks
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> But many recent examples tend to confirm the unions' argument, including a 2015 crash in Europe. A co-pilot of a Germanwings flight locked the pilot out of the cockpit and deliberately crashed the plane, killing himself and 149 ot
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