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by mnm1 6y ago
So release for release sake. Push it to production to make the release quota but hide it because it's incomplete and doesn't work. What's the point of that theater?
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by mnm1 6y ago
What message do professional athletes send to boys who are not athletic enough or don't want to play sports? The answer is the same as the answer to your question. None. Life is unfair and little boys and girls that don't yet gras
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by mnm1 6y ago
So if I deploy one critical, long-term project this month and my coworkers deploy around ten each say, how does this system know that the one thing I deployed was actually more valuable and impactful than all those little deploys? Or do I n
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by mnm1 6y ago
Clearly you're not familiar with the concept of estimates, ranges, or uncertainty.
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by mnm1 6y ago
Too bad. Sounds like they could have passed it if certain senators weren't taking a vacation from defending our rights. Quite disappointing really.
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by mnm1 6y ago
Corona is going away this summer? No one told me. How nice of it to give us a break.
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by mnm1 6y ago
Yeah, hard to say. The USSR was still alive for two more years but probably too busy by the end of '89 to care much about such foreign affairs as it was likely crumbling from the inside. But it's hard to know. I think what's
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by mnm1 6y ago
The guy's a fucking terrorist. Unless our government is actually involved. In which case, he's an American hero. No difference either way.
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by mnm1 6y ago
Communist Romania. Things improved immensely. And that was definitely not a foreign oppressor. I'm sure there are others, but yeah generally it's rare.
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by mnm1 6y ago
It's not as strong as western Europe or Canada so what are you comparing it to? China? Brazil? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socioeconomic_mobility_in_th... Also, moving up a quintile is not that great of a move
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by mnm1 6y ago
Autohotkey is awesome. I used it as part of an automation workflow to remove an hour or longer of daily routine work each engineer had to do each morning as part of their job. Sometimes things failed, but it was used to automate, among othe
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by mnm1 6y ago
Amazing how science changes as we learn more. Not that that was ever a realistic number or proposed by anyone credible. 500k is almost unrealistic. One million a day is probably more along the lines of what we need.
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by mnm1 6y ago
Are they are testing everyone with symptoms and tracing/quarantining all their contacts? Because if not, you need around 300 million tests a day.
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by mnm1 6y ago
This is a reasonable and necessary response because testing still hasn't ramped up yet. The lockdown's purpose is not only to flatten the curve but to get to a point where trace and test is a viable strategy. It is unfortunate tha
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by mnm1 6y ago
Coworking spaces exist.
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by mnm1 6y ago
Don't go, sue when you get fired, and collect the money. All while staying at home. Isn't that obvious? You will be fired for not committing a criminal act. Labor attorneys are salivating right now.
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by mnm1 6y ago
You're completely missing the point. It's fine for amateur, non-live, non-critical work. But just because it works for you, it doesn't mean the software is stable. Hell, KDE itself (at least the kubuntu version) is not very s
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by mnm1 6y ago
"Work from home" is a misnomer. People are free to rent a shared office space if that is the environment they prefer post pandemic. So "work from home" actually works for everyone.
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by mnm1 6y ago
Totally agree. It doesn't matter how well Ubuntu studio runs, it doesn't have the right apps. And likely never will. Wine is a non starter. And the stability of such a system is generally unproven as many vsts have no official Lin
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by mnm1 6y ago
Not too mention whatever passes for a file manager on osx (finder) that looks and acts like it was created by a thirteen year old boy as his first real program. And not even a boy that's going to go on to program for a living at that.
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by mnm1 6y ago
So in a rapidly changing, novel situation never experienced before we should be held to the faulty reasoning of the past rather than adapting and changing plans to reach the best outcome? "I think the same thing today as two days ago.
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by mnm1 6y ago
Probably because it has nothing to do with serotonin as far as science has been able to show. If I'm wrong, please provide a link because I've been looking for that link now for well over a decade.
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by mnm1 6y ago
NZ could quarantine travelers who come in and use extensive testing, temperature checks, etc. to keep it from coming back. Or yes, it could give up on the amazing progress already made in eradicating the virus, open everything up, and not g
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by mnm1 6y ago
Why ask a question you know cannot be answered? The disease is barely six months old, if that, so this data doesn't exist. They say there are no stupid questions but they're wrong.
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by mnm1 6y ago
What's going to change Jan. 1st? Nothing. I read this as the companies basically saying WFH in perpetuity till the corona virus ends. Or maybe that's just common sense I'm reading into a press release where I shouldn't b
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by mnm1 6y ago
Police are the biggest cowards indeed.
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by mnm1 6y ago
I look down upon people who look down upon people for their technology choices and would never willingly work with such assholes. Your point is irrelevant because those are people I have no interest in working with. To look down upon others
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by mnm1 6y ago
Do you ever profile doctrine? I found its overhead to be 10x the actual time of my average query. Most of the time is spent hydrating. I wonder how people can put up with such a level of performance reduction and still claim they are using
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by mnm1 6y ago
And in the winter, 80F+ degrees, making sure to weaken the already weak systems people have in winter and ensuring that people get sick. The one job like that, I quit after two weeks, but not before getting the worst flu I've ever had
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by mnm1 6y ago
Great book. I loved it as my first clojure book! Thank you. Definitely would recommend to people wanting to learn clojure.

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