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4y ago
This year, like so many others I'm sure, I found Peter Zeihan's books, which have been really eye opening in terms of what has happened and what's coming. It's not perfect, and at times it comes out a bit gloomier than e
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Serilog wasn't the issue, I'm still using it. The problem was LiteDB not being able to open a database sometimes, and also reading those logs through LiteDB Studio was a PITA.
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4y ago
Yes. Basically some processes failed to open the shared database.
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4y ago
Used it for a while in production along with Serilog, but ended up ditching it. LiteDB Studio is not as useful as it could be, and there were issues when accessing a shared database that I couldn't solve.
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> Years back I noticed clearly that I'd go insane after only a few days without human interaction. However, after only a couple of hours of low quality smalltalk, which I dislike, with people I find uninteresting and didn't hav
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4y ago
This works for me.
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Software Engineering for Machine Learning – Part I: Motivation
(blog.pabloalcain.ar)
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4y ago
How do you explain an architecture to other developers?
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4y ago
I'm surprised nobody mentioned Rick and Morty [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwEubkHY8-I
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4y ago
Alternative link (looks like the original is down): https://phys.org/news/2022-08-math-error-overturns-year-old-...
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ZX Spectrum Emulator
(engstromjimmy.github.io)
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4y ago
Well, I found my next set of ultrawide wallpapers for my 49" monitor :) Thanks!
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AFAIK, dropbox also needs the internet to work, doesn't it?
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Energy at the End of the World Seminar – Peter Zeihan
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Most countries on earth simply cease to function as they are doing now with alternative eco-friendly energy sources. Applying alternative energy sources where it doesn't make sense to do so ends up throwing billions of dollars on havin
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4y ago
I need the Bill Hicks version as well
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Peter Zeihan on the labor shortage going into the next decade https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXp8Z7_Y4Bw
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4y ago
Sounds like my father in law: voluntarily chooses not to turn up the heat in winter to avoid spending, even when he could pay the bill multiple times and still have plenty left from his retirement monthly paycheck.
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International Journal of Proof-of-Concept or Get the Fuck Out
(alchemistowl.org)
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I don't think the sky is falling either. But the weather is certainly changing, and you better get that raincoat out of the closet and make sure there are no holes in it.
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4y ago
Alamo Drafthouse in Dallas had that one in 2016 I think. I went to see it, amazing experience.
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"Eventually" could mean a decade or two from now. Nobody knows what that will look like.
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This time interest rates are going up, inflation is going up, and commodities are going up. "Only when the tide goes out do you discover who's been swimming naked". Well, cryptobros don't even have a fig leaf...
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I work for people from Canada. Basically ignore Argentina's holidays and follow Canada's. Working remote means we can do whatever we want, no need to take a holiday here if we don't want to (paid, of course)
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> consider whether the company gains value from workers sharing a time zone, language, cultural context, etc Hire people from Argentina ;)
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I wouldn't say you can destroy your identity completely. Most of it will always remain as the foundation for what you build.
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Absolutely subjective layman opinion here, but regardless of what decay the brain may experience, I think it's likely that experience provides a huge counterbalance to it, as you can solve problems faster than before because you have a
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Bill Hicks: https://youtu.be/Sb5EjflughU?t=147
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I had to read that twice to realize what you were saying. Well played.
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It sounds too similar to certain sci-fi stories [1][2] that it warrants taking it with a grain of salt, I have to say. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Inner_Light_(Star_Trek:_Th... [2] https://rickandm
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