nasmorn

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by nasmorn 8y ago
That German regulators are so thoroughly captured by industry that they approve a zip tie for a safety critical fix and apparently didn’t order them to do crash testing again
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by nasmorn 8y ago
Because in the past they dominated everything. This will not happen again. For some problems/people the ease of dynamic languages are simply more important than the correctness/speed issues you deem as paramount. I don’t mean no o
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by nasmorn 8y ago
Cleanup is even a problem in smallish startups with some dozens off devs. I cannot imagine the amount of security groups a F50 must have after some years
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by nasmorn 8y ago
abdolutely. Industry is known to lie about its ability to cope with even slight changes in price structure when asked. Even though things like tripling of oil prices mostly change if people buy v4 or v6 engines. A small yearly increase that
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by nasmorn 8y ago
If you mean your future, you could certainly be right. But if you mean the future of all programming I would like to say that compiled/static languages are in fact the past. They are super useful and given a complicated enough problem&
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by nasmorn 8y ago
Having tasted it I would say people would have their expectations met. My biggest gripe with this whole soy/wheat meat is the price. It is literally more expensive then using a chicken to turn the wheat and soy into meat. How is that e
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by nasmorn 8y ago
I have an anecdote from a good friend of mine who interned at an investment bank. After 2 days and nights preparing a presentation with other interns they observed the meeting where those hundreds of slides were flipped through in 10min. As
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by nasmorn 8y ago
I have a bad time with redis hosting from time to time. It is surely my own fault. What are your favorite resources/recipes to configure/host redis on your own?
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by nasmorn 8y ago
Hubris is the reason it is bad.
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by nasmorn 9y ago
So they took a Company with 2.2b cash and cash equivalents private with just 1.3b of their own money. Man I need to network with gullible bankers too
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by nasmorn 9y ago
I always thought I had a hard time putting together faces and names even though I have a pretty great memory otherwise. So one evening at a party with mostly strangers I made an effort to really ask everyone their names make mnemonic device
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by nasmorn 9y ago
I got this objection once for a mere 100k. The most enterprisey client stalled negotiations for quite some time because we didn’t have long enough TOS. There was no issue with the content just length.
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by nasmorn 9y ago
The use of orthogonal is literally increasing exponentially.
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by nasmorn 9y ago
This headline is the rare opposite of a click bait headline given how good I found the content to be. Is there even a word for that? Click shield maybe
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by nasmorn 9y ago
Like these audiences would appreciate uncertainty in their food ordering. That must be a very small overlap in the Venn diagram
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by nasmorn 9y ago
It is funny how you got downvotes for stating a fact. Like when you start a business and someone has vested shares but they don’t do anything much anymore while you are the CEO. Guess what they still own those shares. The unfairness is abou
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by nasmorn 9y ago
That is why I would never use a google service for my mission critical stuff. Except AdWords if the channel works, I mean what can you do
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by nasmorn 9y ago
He seems like the kind of guy that would be set up to fail at such a giant corporation anyways. Especially if his peers would sneer at his lack of grasp abou comp sci. Getting shit done is not exactly what multi billion dollar enterprises a
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by nasmorn 9y ago
All characters can be unlocked with in game currency. So a poor player can play any character she likes. Just not all of them
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by nasmorn 9y ago
I think the FDA will fight to your death for your right to safe medicine.
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by nasmorn 9y ago
I have seen them pop up on YouTube and it was the last time I ever let my children use it.
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by nasmorn 9y ago
You can get better espresso out of the lavazza coffee machine on palatine hill in Rome than is served in many cafes in this world. So technologically it sure is possible to do better.
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by nasmorn 10y ago
What this is already the release build?
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by nasmorn 10y ago
The difference is that eBay sells a lot of things. But über sells a commodity
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by nasmorn 10y ago
No because solar panels produce at least an order of magnitude more power per area than biofuels. Maybe even two
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by nasmorn 10y ago
I would say that he fact that you have 100s of developers changes a lot. But I see micro services pushed as the default approach even for startups with 4 guys in a room.
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by nasmorn 10y ago
I get pain in my wrists from touch pads so I always have a mouse with me. I stopped believing in ergonomics when I worked for 3 months at a kitchen table without any issues. As someone who had huge issues in the past. I guess you gotta find
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by nasmorn 10y ago
Now that we have a viable alternative in electric cars we could just start to tax gas powered cars external effects a bit higher every year. E.g. with city driving permits. Because for pedestrians, reducing airflow aka wind is generally a g
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by nasmorn 10y ago
My primary email is not where I would start grabbing some pennies in front of the steamroller.
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by nasmorn 10y ago
What you do is called unscheduling. It is a method of time boxing where you define your me time as the highest priority thus creating a sense of urgency and reward for your work time. You could as well decide to go for a run at a certain ti

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