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by nkassis 2y ago
Would you consider Germany's CDU/CSU to be close to the republicans in the US? I pegged them more as being Democrat's equivalents. Macron is also more of a US democrat then a republican. Is an odd fit I would have him with La
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by nkassis 2y ago
Yes a capacity increase from the developer side is great but it's supply side and we need to figure out how to accelerate transforming needs into demand. This is what I foresee developers turning into (at least some capable of this). A
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by nkassis 2y ago
That's argument is easily contradicted by plenty of worldwide examples of opposition trying to use the courts to combat dictators. Dictators often ignore court decision they dislike because they have the ultimate power of enforcement.
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by nkassis 2y ago
SolarWinds comes to mind they haven't fully recovered but they are still around and kicking.
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by nkassis 2y ago
Replaced the TV from the 80s and 90s.
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by nkassis 3y ago
I think it could be argued that the language used in universities is unlikely to be the one used professionally. I remember when the derogatory term "Java school" was commonly used for schools that shoehorned Java in all courses j
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by nkassis 3y ago
I'm my opinion good CEOs know when to press that emergency button and to use it sparingly. Some CEOs like Musk manage exclusively by it and I don't know that it's the healthiest of long term strategy. He does get away with it
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by nkassis 4y ago
Securing that would be interesting.
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by nkassis 4y ago
Very reminiscent of James Clark building the largest sail boat with automation with the money he made from Netscape. See "The New New Thing" by Michael Lewis from some fun and comical account of that boat.
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by nkassis 4y ago
It's not necessarily individuals. From what I saw years ago there are tons of project kicked off to see if they pan out but are probably not going to succeed. The company has some core teams around retails, mobile and AWS that do the
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by nkassis 4y ago
He seems to disagree with their conclusions based on gut feelings.
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by nkassis 4y ago
I was thinking the same. Why not just a railway?
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by nkassis 5y ago
Some people have YouTube channels as hobbies ? I don't see the issue.
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by nkassis 5y ago
https://indicodata.ai | Python | Mid or Senior Software Engineer | Remote | Full-Time Indico Data, the Unstructured Data Company, provides an innovative AI and ML powered software solution that enables organizations to automate,
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by nkassis 5y ago
I've always found value in at least scanning some articles and books for general overview of what is possible. Many dev get to a point where they learn a method and abuse it. It's the method they know and have never been exposed t
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by nkassis 5y ago
Reading a lot of the comment there seems to be a recency bias towards complaining a more recent set of policies to change police funding and ignoring the more long term problem that police may not be meeting the people needs even with larg
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by nkassis 5y ago
Actually I was a Math major the biggest thing for me is 1. notes can be very cryptic after the class without the verbal context. A lot of course also have that advantage where the teacher would provide notes afterwards so yeah focusing in o
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by nkassis 5y ago
I was not a great student but at one point in college I realized that I wasn't listening while taking notes. I was just mindlessly copying everything exactly as was written on the white board missing out on what my teachers said. I sto
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by nkassis 5y ago
> "Ever wonder why overcomplicated technical solutions are hyped so much? Why does everyone and their dog need to run Kubernetes? Why is it all Maschine Learning instead of good old fashioned methods that would do much better? Well
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by nkassis 6y ago
Researchers usually have well research and evidence to back their claims which wouldn't put them at risk like Giuliani. Giuliani has also repeated these claims that have so far been unsubstantiated repeatedly even after being asked to
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by nkassis 6y ago
Football team coaching staff are almost like another team. Position coaches usually are ex players of that position but as you move up the chain it gets more into strategic management and thus by the HC level it's more of a manager rol
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by nkassis 6y ago
I would bet it's just the influx of traffic post holiday with systems that haven't been updated in so long maybe some annoying memory leaks have crept up and gone unnoticed or some other bad state that was exacerbated by return to
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by nkassis 6y ago
You'll just end up with no SLA or pay a hefty amount to use services because that's an impossible standard to support for any service of a size like this.
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by nkassis 6y ago
I believe they can, comcast actually has injected javascript into websites in the past using a similar technique. https://gizmodo.com/comcast-to-customer-who-noticed-it-secre...
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by nkassis 6y ago
It doesn't have to be a black and white a binary choice as you suggest. Maybe that's what you'd like because it makes the rule easier to grasp but it's possible to allow a threshold on how much they can interfere before
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by nkassis 6y ago
> "shut your call off" I fail to see how those two are equivalent, shutting off would be removing the tweet, they did not do that. Labeling something is not equivalent to censuring the tweet or cutting off communication. Warnin
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by nkassis 6y ago
The part about having a genuine choice is basically ignoring the choice of not interacting with the website beyond reading the cookie message. I understand that it's a shitty choice but it's at least there. This essentially forces
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by nkassis 6y ago
Pay scales are idiotic on purpose to force the government to fail to hire required employees and pay 5 times as much by hiring a private sector company. This is all working as designed.
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by nkassis 7y ago
Observe how well and quickly new engineers come up to speed in your system. What problems do they hit? Think about them while designing. For example what hinders them from solving issues as they come up with customers. Their experience in m
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by nkassis 7y ago
That's a good question, a lot of the issues we hit now are mostly due to early assumption informed by our business requirements at the time that didn't hold true long term (argh blaming the business trope sorry). Our company being

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