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by nautilus12 5y ago
Not sure if they did who would end up being the bigger asshole. My opinion of AWS is already at an all time low, but my opinion of Facebook has always been low too. At least it would introduce some competition for AWS.
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by nautilus12 5y ago
Animal Soccer is a lost gem. How did I not know about this
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by nautilus12 5y ago
This is so hard to quantify...what constitutes trauma? I feel like the premise is ill defined.
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by nautilus12 5y ago
Dask
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by nautilus12 5y ago
Seriously. Fuck pandas. And fuck dark for encouraging it.
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by nautilus12 5y ago
I think your underestimating Amazon and overestimating the government
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by nautilus12 5y ago
This is the first thing I've seen in 5 years that gives me hope for humanity
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by nautilus12 5y ago
I've wasted SO much time trying to get vim set up to be roughly as productive as intellij. if there was some way I could get this out of the box i would be happy, but until then just using ideavim in intellij, pycharm will be my go to
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by nautilus12 5y ago
They are close to hitting a critical point in terms of political and economic power where they literally will no longer be able to be stopped. We will have no recourse but to replace our government with Amazon. It will be like Buy n Larg
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by nautilus12 5y ago
Why is does the image at the top of the blog post for half double that it links to have something that looks like a crochet needle?
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by nautilus12 5y ago
Just thinking about it logically and you can see that it is. An angel has put signifigant personal investment into a project, they want to see it succeed both for themselves and for the entrepreneur according to their vision. In that sens
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by nautilus12 5y ago
haha, Yeah I guess that means i'm (4)
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by nautilus12 5y ago
I guess it's comparable to having a corporate uniform or getting to wear what you want
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by nautilus12 5y ago
What about a type of liscence that behaves like a union. If you pay into this union then you are free to monetize all software with this particular license? Then at least AWS has to pay elastic something if they want to use it
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by nautilus12 5y ago
I can relate to this idea. I've never actually used chalk. My hands are the right level of tackiness with a little bit of sweating that chalk takes it to the point of slippery. All my clibming friends are like "You dont use cha
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by nautilus12 5y ago
I always felt like implicits were a weaker design in the language, glad to see they put some more thought behind it.
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by nautilus12 5y ago
I'm increasingly seeing companies embrace "dont develop locally". Personally the idea of having to sign into AWS console to develop makes me cringe, but i'm seeing more people just be ok with it.
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by nautilus12 5y ago
Whats to keep slack from just adding this feature and blowing their value prop out of the water?
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by nautilus12 5y ago
I see all these notebooks products and I honestly don't know how any of them plan to compete with AWS...no body wants self hosted anymore, everyone just wants to pay AWS or databricks for it. Can other people chime in? Maybe i'm
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by nautilus12 5y ago
Nice! The alternative i'm considering is mypyc, is it faster than that?
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by nautilus12 5y ago
More proof that we don't need to increase taxes. We just need to enforce our existing taxes better.
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by nautilus12 5y ago
I think its simple, we don't have as much to lose as we get older so we relax.
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by nautilus12 5y ago
I almost don't want to read this because for any company I work for its almost pointless to try convince them not to use Redshift. I'm slowly seeing the future of software engineering just us being switchboard operators for AWS.
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by nautilus12 5y ago
Where is it shifting back to labor? Everywhere I see the gig economy making so that even previously white collar jobs are now commodoties.
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by nautilus12 5y ago
Not if its functional programming. And it has a chance to move just about the same speed as the legal system.
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by nautilus12 5y ago
Lol, it just gives me S pieces constantly.
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by nautilus12 5y ago
The slowest part of python is imports. Did they fix that? :)
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by nautilus12 5y ago
This is because more than 20% of googles workforce said that they'd quit if they made them come back to office. It's a kind of compromise
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by nautilus12 5y ago
I almost feel like the obscure to most effects of joyce may be easier for gpt3 to generate than other things an only joycian scholars of which there are few would be able to tell
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by nautilus12 5y ago
Hold up, doesn't something central still need to decide what cohort you are and store your individual data? How does it decide what cohort you are locally without pulling data about other users down locally or sending your individual

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