myrryr

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by myrryr 4y ago
predev ops, I had to put in paperwork for servers, they would come back not set up correctly, we would have test and prod being different, it would take a long time, and it would cost us a lot. post devops, I put in the scripts, and we use
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by myrryr 4y ago
This is because the NZ answer was to use a regular land line, and dial extra numbers on the end, the exchange would work, but their billing system would throw out the call, giving it to you for free.
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by myrryr 5y ago
It only just dropped, so no one has used it in anger yet. I've written a couple of small things in it today though. It just seems like such a lovely little language, but prologs are. It is pretty damn great to be able to attach probabi
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by myrryr 5y ago
Oh my god, I just want to say thank you for shot scraper. I've moved over to Playwright, and one of the things I was doing with the old testing system was using it for the documentation. Now I can do that with Playwright! - Thank you s
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by myrryr 5y ago
They will limit their production at some point over this. The difference is "will it be voluntary and controlled" or not.
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by myrryr 5y ago
For all the world 3 model got shit, it still seems to be accurate. But yet there is a raft of people who seem to line up to say it is wrong year after year. But year after year it has been right on track. Limits to growth terrified me as a
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by myrryr 5y ago
Even if you do show compassion, it is usually extremely one directional. Eventually that gets hard to keep doing so, and you just give up on them. I found trying to deal with them with compassion was a cast of setting yourself on fire to ke
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by myrryr 5y ago
This seems like a lot of very "USA" problems. A lot of countries don't have the same drivers.
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by myrryr 5y ago
Right, UTC all of the things!
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by myrryr 5y ago
It is the ability to change your compensation while staying in the company. Which in part is "number of engineering teams" rather than the size of any one of them. You can change project / pay scale without changing company.
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by myrryr 5y ago
Yeah, this is the real problem. Since a job hop typically nets you an extra 10k/y 6 years in a job is going to have you down 60k/y. Why would you do that to yourself? In saying that, I've stayed longer in some rolls than the
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by myrryr 5y ago
Try running the workload with pinned CPUs assigned ^^^--- it will be this. I've run into the same weirdness on other things and this always solves it. Some cores are better at some things than others.
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by myrryr 5y ago
Because they didn't want the truckers filling up the hospitals. Same reason as New Zealand having the mandates, it wasn't about trying to reduce spread, it was about trying to reduce the number of people who would end up in hospit
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by myrryr 5y ago
Places which do role playing games have always been great for meeting people. Get in a game and you have 4 or so new friends right there.
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by myrryr 5y ago
We do know that covid causes some pretty nasty autoimmune stuff.
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by myrryr 5y ago
Right, but if we had an injection which fixed the car death rate, we damn well would take it.
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by myrryr 5y ago
I've not been enjoying my CDK experience, the idea of it is a beautiful one, the practical application is far less so. The different libraries for the different services act extremely differently, there are frequently breaking changes
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by myrryr 5y ago
I am pretty sure it would not have. The comments about "come back without an electric car" pretty much tells you what was going on.
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by myrryr 5y ago
I think if you are using an ORM you should know SQL anyway. If you are running into trouble with the mappings it means the the database layout isn't how you are using it in your application. And that is find when you have more than o
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by myrryr 5y ago
I've been dealing with needing to integrate an arbitrary area of a brane representing a density map. It's been slowing going getting all the maths done.
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by myrryr 5y ago
We don't use elixir, but if we saw it on someones skill sheet we would suddenly become very interested in that candidate. We would take it as an pretty clear signal of the kind of dev we want to have on the team.
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by myrryr 5y ago
You could do that, but the end results will be the same as the social media sites which don't do moderation. They turn to shit, extremely fast. It isn't there wasn't a lack of social platforms which didn't try to remove
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by myrryr 5y ago
Yeah, there is no limit to new social sites, there is a limit to ones which work.
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by myrryr 5y ago
Except that isn't true. You can fire up a BBS from your home machine. Anyone who wants to hear your opinion on things can read it. Freedom of speech is NOT the same as freedom to force people to listen to you.
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by myrryr 5y ago
I want my bills to be nice and predictable. 2 week billing means my bill is the same amount. It means it is in sync with everything else here as well (new Zealand). I can set up an ap, and it is done. No tweaking needed.
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by myrryr 5y ago
"Part of his point seems to be that you can manipulate data with code, but you can't manipulate your app's typings with code." You can do both you know.
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by myrryr 5y ago
I mean we know why this is, because 1/2 the time the other part in the joint cognitive system wants something which isn't in our control to be different and won't be convinced otherwise. After MUCH headbanging over people 100
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by myrryr 5y ago
I don't know, there is a lot of us who moved to Julia without doing R, or using Python as a stats language. There is a lot of people wanting to use things like JuMP and handle numeric types where a single value is things like probabili
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by myrryr 5y ago
They are using lightning, which is designed to do so. It if was just bitcoin then yes, they would have serious issues, but it isn't.
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by myrryr 5y ago
I'll give it a go, as long as the documentation is good. I worry about that.

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