mirceal

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by mirceal 7y ago
all these people have some experience in the field and they did put some things out that gave names/spread practices in our industry. is that enough to take everything they spew as the truth? far from it. you should probably take a loo
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by mirceal 7y ago
whoaaaa downvotes.
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by mirceal 7y ago
sad keanu morphs to cool keanu
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by mirceal 7y ago
how about don’t. take my money and give me freedom for MY devices
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by mirceal 7y ago
you're put back to evaluation mode so that you can evaluate the choice you made when you picked them /s
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by mirceal 7y ago
jesus. in the age of cloud computing you copy/paste keys around :( this is just sad and makes me believe that you'd have to be borderline insane to choose cisco for anything that is started from scratch today.
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by mirceal 7y ago
is disagree. while it may be expensive it’s far from unsolved (im the virtual world of course)
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by mirceal 7y ago
i was thinking a blend of physical and virtual but that may increase the cost of building the escape room significantly.
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by mirceal 7y ago
i think this is the big problem with escape rooms. zero replay value. now imagine that the puzzle/escape is custom build, for you, each time. you can literally play the “same” room hundreds of times. how about designing the room and ha
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by mirceal 7y ago
sounds like your boss got at least one thing right :)
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by mirceal 7y ago
yes but no. this was about pto. personal time accumulates in a funny manner and it’s use it or lose it.
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by mirceal 7y ago
IIRC it’s 10 days for the first year and after that what you describe
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by mirceal 7y ago
i think that your feedback can and will be misinterpreted to fit a narrative about you leaving. your feedback will also be regarded as biased (you are leaving, right?). the best time to provide feedback is while you still have the job. when
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by mirceal 7y ago
exit interview advice (applies everywhere): politely decline the exit interview. there is zero upside to doing an exit interview
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by mirceal 7y ago
yeah no. i would not bet the farm on this one especially when it comes to developing for Apple devices. Google just doesn’t have the track record to inspire confidence that anything they do is going to stick around
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by mirceal 7y ago
aka Perl 6
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by mirceal 7y ago
"Validation" == you reach reproduction age and you actually live long enough after that to see your offsprings reach reproduction age. Evolution is not qualified is the traditional sense, because its goal is not to play god. It&#x
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by mirceal 7y ago
hah. my dog will perform the said tricks if food is involved. if no food... it's anyone's guess what's going to happen.
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by mirceal 7y ago
haha. my dog is trained to only sit and wait, but I’ve got this nagging feeling he understands almost anything I tell him and just chooses to ignore me most of the time.
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by mirceal 7y ago
never is a long time but I definitely agree with the sentiment of what you’re saying/describing
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by mirceal 7y ago
evolution does not prepare you. evolution does nothing. the changes that occur in order to adapt to the environment are what we call evolution. The problem is that the environment does not change (most of the times) suddenly so the fitness
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by mirceal 7y ago
did you mean your gnu/kids?
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by mirceal 7y ago
so... if you want to modify it you need to make available the modified form also...
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by mirceal 7y ago
not understanding the consequences and/or performing changes at a fast pace without giving either the species or the environment time to adapt is what gets you extinct
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by mirceal 7y ago
this whole article is hilarious. biology and genetic engineering is way way more complicated than anything we’ve done as far as software and hardware goes. performing a few tricks does not equal we can enhance anything we want any way we wa
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by mirceal 7y ago
hmm. this view is superlimited. we understand how evolution works and why it happens but the arrogance to believe we could do better is definitely a human trait.
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by mirceal 7y ago
the real question is: are you self-taught or not?
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by mirceal 7y ago
yeah no. you don’t debug in production. you have logs and metrics. if you need to debug (as in attaching the debugger) you already are in trouble
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by mirceal 7y ago
hah. they're a new technology/approach. of course there are going to be challenges.
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by mirceal 7y ago
i think this kindof misses the mark. A unikernel is both the kernel (just the things you need) + app together. It’s build for one thing: whatever the app is doing. Tooling/Perf/etc is not needed when running (do you really want to

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