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by mikkergp 4y ago
So, best guess, what happened here. Manic episode? so he waved due diligence and all sorts of other things? Figured he was a billionaire so didn't care? Wanted to fuck twitter over for not giving him more power in his board seat? J
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Also, documentation is almost always written for the beginner, with lots of boiler plate. Which means trying to separate the wheat from the chaffe is quite difficult, and I don't want to read your back ground on "what are contain
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This is interesting because I think this happens because alot of the time the error isn't accurate or at the right level of abstraction. I'm wrestling one now where a variable deep in a library isn't defined, so the error me
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"An idea is good no matter where it comes from" shouldn't be true in reverse?
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I do wonder how "needing things" has changed personal finance. This is obviously alot more complicated then I'm going to describe here, but there's the common trope of "don't eat that Avacado toast and buy a
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I mean 8
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I assume this must mean that the elevators are not equidistant from eachother. As in 1 is 10 feet from 2 is 20 feet from three.
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by mikkergp 4y ago
One of your examples at the bottom of the page, is the "IsPalindrome". I guess the assumption is I would click on the "see Reference" as it doesn't provide any context for the code. This context of a real person ex
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by mikkergp 4y ago
I think the emotional context / trauma is interesting as well when considering many of the scenarios. Regardless of some sort of external validation, how will you feel after incident? The "If you touch something and people die,
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by mikkergp 4y ago
Reminds me of the Scenario in Fight Club: "A new car built by my company leaves somewhere traveling at 60 mph. The rear differential locks up. The car crashes and burns with everyone trapped inside. Now, should we initiate a recall? Ta
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> compelled action of any kind, as it violates mutual consent. So many of these questions are artificial, and it’s interesting how the legal system gets involved, but to a certain extent I think these questions are meant to describe a pe
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Is this true? I think most of us would say proximity to a situation (and ability to handle it) changes our moral Imperetive. That’s what makes the Trolley problem so… imperfect? It’s hard to say what it extrapolates to every day life, si
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by mikkergp 4y ago
The no movie stars thing was interesting. I was thinking about Chris Pratt who seems like one of the most recently created "superstars"(as in he's a lot of big movies) and yet he doesn't feel like a brand the way Cruise
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by mikkergp 4y ago
Was this a joke or a misprint? Tom Cruise is 5'7. I knew he was short, but 5'1 is SHORT :-)
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by mikkergp 4y ago
It's true. And Kubernetes is not the magic sauce that fixes all problems either. It _can_ be a pretty efficient problem generator itself :-)
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by mikkergp 4y ago
I still love the original animated hobbit. The pacing was a mess, but there was something about the creativity in the animated films of the 70’s that we’ve lost I think. Wouldn’t translate to a modern audience, but I love that, i dunno I’
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by mikkergp 4y ago
I think it’s not necessarily bad in it’s own, but no known actors + no known show runner + studio without a track record of success + IP without involvement of its creator and Vague primary sources(ie no specific written narrative to follo
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by mikkergp 4y ago
It’s not like vms have magical simplicity guardrails. I run all my personal stuff in K8s because it’s what I know and it’s all pretty set it and forget it. If it really is that simple, or your comfortable with Ansible great! but I’ve see
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by mikkergp 4y ago
If you think your values are the only ones your kids should absorb, I think that is a big red flag. <-- This may have been a bit harsh, I invite further response to the below, as I'd like to understand what you mean. edit: Upon fur
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> people should be allowed to voice their dislike for a product and its direction. Why? By "allowed to voice their disklike", I assume you mean outside of the privacy of their own home.
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by mikkergp 4y ago
I can't find it now but I think a game developer wrote a while back what a game would be like if they listened to all customer feedback and it was a nightmare, it's like the homer designing a car episode of the Simpsons. I have t
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by mikkergp 4y ago
The game developer is basically taking all the hate that people are really directing at a society that doesn't value the same things they do anymore. I thought SNES Zelda and Final Fantasy were the best, but I didn't threaten the
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I'm not surprised you disagree, but I am surprised your surprised someone would think advertising is wrong. Have you never heard the phrase "If you're not paying for the product, you are the product?" A quick google se
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How often is something like this really put to the test? As someone else pointed out, large companies are a conglomeration of good and bad values and all deal with the government in unpleasant ways. But, would I work for PETA? The DNC&#x2
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Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC?
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I like the distinctions you made and I think it gets at something that I think separates the 'good' part of hierarchies with the 'bad'. You can't have a big organization without some people whose job it is to think
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Are you concerned that there's no price transparency or that pricing isn't predictable? If so, I guess I'm curious how you define price transparency, since pricing in the cloud isn't opaque in the same way it is in medi
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by mikkergp 4y ago
Interesting that these are all 'liberal' decisions. Do conservatives not desire privacy, or is it just that we haven't had a conservative right that needed a way to be defended. I guess a lot of things like freedom of relig
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> And this will happen increasingly as liberals become further out numbered because they do not have the fertility rates that religious conservatives have. While your argument is intuitively correct it seems like there are forces workin
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How do you conceive of these societal structures? What would a wealthy society, where people have more choice over their outcomes, have to do to put these “societal structures” in place? It seems a lot of those previous societal structures

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