nhumrich

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by nhumrich 7y ago
Potentially, yes. But, only if by being infected, it would mean you were now immune, which isn't the case with covid-19. Reinfections have happened.
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If they knew the answer, the headline wouldn't be a question, it would be a statement.
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Wait.. are you saying bill gates is an asshole?
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Almost all of marketing statistics/metrics are correlation, not causation. They are mostly just looking at stats over time, trying only one new thing per quarter. No way to know for sure if the new channel was actually the reason for s
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Maybe python poetry? And pep 518. Rust designed cargo after pip and python setup.py and made it better. Then pep 518 was inspired by cargo, and now pyproject.toml works pretty much the same way.
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I disagree. If a lot of people know about the bug, and actually take time to reach out and tell you, it must be more severe than you thought. People these days are used to bugs. And bugs that arent as severe often go completely unreported;
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by nhumrich 7y ago
Thats because we have tried it the other way. Its called waterfall. The problem is, the process is too slow in such a fast moving industry. If you are building a bridge, you dont have the problem of being half way done and all your custome
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> some issues are systemic I would unionize just to get rid of open offices, for example
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I find that I am a 10x developer when I compare myself to other versions of myself. I have had days where I honestly feel bad because I got almost nothing done, and other days where I get a ton done. If I was able to correctly channel my f
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Can we move on? Interviews suck in every industry. "Sell me this pen" isn't relevant to what a saleman will be doing. He will be on the phone, following a script but its so standard. It could be worse. In the medical industry
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Then its working. Big companies love it when people spend time studying for their interview process. It shows commitment and means that person will feel like they "earned" that job, and should stay longer. This reduces churn, w
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Or pass the interview if it was a management role
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> wouldnt following a celebrity drive more jealousy? No. The whole premise for the keeping up with Joneses are that you know them well. They love in your neighborhood, they have similar jobs, etc. The phycological lie is that based on so
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A must read: peopleware
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Oddly, I had a slightly opposite reaction to a similar experience. But, to be fair, it was mostly because of red tape. I interviewed at Microsoft, got feedback something like, "you did pretty good, but you dont understand low level cod
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Sounds like a lot of people in this thread are confusing metrics with measures. A metric is just that. Its just a number. It means nothing except giving you historical context over time. A measure is when you expect a specific quota or com
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by nhumrich 7y ago
Your comment is spot on. But the opposite can also be true. I totally have the same issues you do at times by trying to understand types (which I feel type hinting, editors, and good variables names go a long way to help with). But I also f
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by nhumrich 7y ago
While you are very likely correct, your perception could also be biased. If the father took time, you wouldn't know about it. So from your point of view, it was always her, but it could have also been only half the time.
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If you are having them bash a shell script, that shell script could install a python package as well. If your users like the bash install, I dont think rewriting in go was required for that. I guess I dont understand why this is any easier.
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Which is what? Use a different phone? Thats not always an option except maybe to the priveledged
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> Making all of these overlapping API calls in a performative, reliable way is a challenge. Pythons asyncio is pretty hard to beat. For non-cpu intensive tasks, I find it a pleasure to work with. Goroutines can still have race conditions
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But you get to choose who to trust and who not to. If you dont trust "3rd party app store" then dont use it. The whole point of monopoly (or monopsoly) powers and why they are bad isnt because of now , its because of tomorrow. Yo
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I see no recaptcha.
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by nhumrich 7y ago
"When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure." - goodharts law
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Correct
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Cloud computing is cheaper, not because its actually cheaper, but because of elasticity. If you dont need elasticity, then yes, colo will always be cheaper. If you are in the cloud you should be autoscaling, as that is the main premise of w
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Intentional that your link is https?
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This is true of anything, not just k8s. There is always a possibility of all system monitors to be green but the apps dead/bad for some reason. This is why you need more than system monitors. You need app monitoring as well.
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I think that's the point. The bias leans towards those who don't give
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by nhumrich 7y ago
My biggest problem Wayland, is no screensharing. (i.e. casting on Chromecast, sharing screen on zoom). Apparently this because of security. Is this possible to overcome? Is this something can fixed by simply having chromecast/zoom devs

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