mythhabit

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by mythhabit 3y ago
If you view SCRUM as a rigid framework, you've already surrendered and completely missed the point of agile in general. Just because something was formulated once, does not mean it's not evolving and not improving with learning an
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by mythhabit 3y ago
SCRUM is a great starting point for a team with dependable and medium to high performing members. It's important to remember that it is not a rigid framework, it is a starting point and a process to iterative improve the process. At so
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by mythhabit 3y ago
A serial auto increment bigint is not globally unique. A traditional uuid, is not sequential. This particular uuid are both globally unique and increasing and can be used for primary key. It simplifies certain schemas and architectures.
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by mythhabit 3y ago
I think GP means less management in the sense that you give them guidelines and goals, and then let them do their thing. Of course you should remove impediments and in general make it such that they are distracted less. But less performing
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by mythhabit 3y ago
I think part of the issue is also the complete lack of thrust. If you state that a candidate must know git, and the candidate say they do know git for basic committing, branching, merging ect, then fine - let's move on. I've learn
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by mythhabit 3y ago
From the abstract: > Using data for 1.7 million first births from 1990 U.S. natality and mortality records, we compared outcomes for women with first births (primiparas) aged 16–20 years (when first births typically occur in forager and
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by mythhabit 3y ago
That's not so much a design failure of the house, as it is a heater that is not sufficiently insulated.
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by mythhabit 3y ago
That is quite normal in Denmark as well. Part of the reason is that the bank cannot approve of the deal, if you have not sold your old house. So either you sell your house and move into a rented apartment, or you commit to buy a house if yo
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by mythhabit 3y ago
As more and more people buy EVs, it's not uncommon that the charging infrastructure is not expanding at the same rate. Many EV owners I know, have all experienced to wait in a line for 15 min charge on a trip. Those that have had a Tes
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by mythhabit 3y ago
If you model your particular computations and storage after FP, obvious that is closer. My guess is, that is with all likelihood a choice made for performance reasons when computers was far less powerful than they are today. The rest might
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by mythhabit 3y ago
Of course they are not the same. But why does it matter? With floating point you must always be conscious of precision errors and they can lead to catastrophic compounding errors vs with integer you have to decide how to handle rounding and
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by mythhabit 3y ago
In that case, I'd strongly advise anyone doing the same, to have enough fuel to cover 800km and some. If that means you have to lug 80L in jerry cans, so be it, because in such situations you cannot assume that those gas stations even
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by mythhabit 3y ago
Why would it have to be floating point to work? For ("physical") money there always is a finite smallest part, so integer math works fine. For time, if you go nuts and store Planck time a 256 bit integer is enough to store almost
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by mythhabit 3y ago
They know (I hope), but it is completely irrelevant for the vast majority of work they do. And if it becomes relevant with the use of profiling, they can dive down in the details.
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by mythhabit 3y ago
And 99.999% of all SDE do not need to implement these algorithms. Or ever understand them. And those that do, should seek that knowledge of their specific circumstance when the need arises.
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by mythhabit 3y ago
And even if they manage to pull it off, they ought to have data showing that they, in particular, can remove lidar sensor without losing fidelity, simply because we know that lidar is what gives reliable range information.
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by mythhabit 3y ago
> 60 volts is nothing UNLESS you are completely wet or sweaty. From experience I'm not touching 60v, sweaty or dry as sand - that voltage hurts! And 48v is seriously uncomfortable. People have died from less DC voltage in industrial
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by mythhabit 3y ago
If we rely on solar, we need a massive overcapacity. In large parts of the world the output of a solar panel is 50% in the winter compared to the summer, and in addition, we use significantly more power during the winter. And that will be e
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by mythhabit 3y ago
A fusion reactor is the long term game. Sure we could use that money to add more capacity to the grid, but what we need is to take fossil fuels offline and 200 GW would barely make a dent in the production from coal if the consumption conti
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by mythhabit 3y ago
Offering a person a path forward, working on becoming a more whole and complete person, is not toxic masculinity. It applies to every person no matter the gender, any any person continuing to blame everybody else for their own short comings
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by mythhabit 3y ago
Not all data entries in every dataset is distinct, far from it. It seems to me, that you are trying to argue that big O is not useful, because you believe that an assumption of constant time comparison cannot be done. But I disagree, once w
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by mythhabit 3y ago
> I’m not talking about CPU architecture here at all. I’m talking about Information Theory, which they absolutely should be taught, and Physics, which often enough is a requirement for graduation. At least at schools where CS is lumped i
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by mythhabit 3y ago
You're right. I missed that crucial word, and the argument still stands, as long as you have an upper bound of the length of the strings, you can do comparisons in constant time.
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by mythhabit 3y ago
The complexity of sorting is done in comparisons. If your system can compare in constant time the complexity is indeed n*log n - if your strings are limited in length there is a constant time upper limit and the complexity holds. Saying tha
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by mythhabit 3y ago
In Denmark, the law clearly states that there cannot be longer than 2 weeks from suspicion to initial examination, and if you indeed to have cancer, at most 2 weeks more for treatment. If the public healthcare cannot honor those deadlines y
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by mythhabit 3y ago
I am aware of the history. It is however a term that does not translate neatly to english, and in the context of the "Scandinavian model" with free, as in no payment, education, healthcare, and social security - it is already a lo
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by mythhabit 3y ago
They are for profit schools that receive government funding. Is that financially independent?
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by mythhabit 3y ago
I must admit that I do not know the specifics of the Swedish model of "friskolor", but I do know that a translation to "free schools" are so misleading that intentional deception seems to be the explanation. We have a si
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by mythhabit 3y ago
Electric motors have had well over a century of research, development and production. Same with batteries and specifically lithium batteries has been commercially available for over 3 decades.
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by mythhabit 3y ago
It sounds like her use case is a good candidate for containerising the data reduction pipelines. If she can get the cruft to run in a container (or a few perhaps), she has instant access to get them running on a new computer as long as Emac

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