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oatmeal_croc
4y ago
I'd say no. For thousands of years, we've been the colonisees, not the colonisers.
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oatmeal_croc
4y ago
As an Indian, the thought of India colonizing a country is chuckleworthy.
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oatmeal_croc
4y ago
Canada is pretty much screwed without immigration, because nobody's having babies and the top talent keeps leaving to the US. Without immigration, they'd have a largely older population and not enough people to pay taxes for their
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oatmeal_croc
5y ago
Big fan of this.
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oatmeal_croc
5y ago
Is there a standard for Durations, like we have for Time? (Like RFC3339)
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oatmeal_croc
5y ago
Native MacOS aside, how does it compare to GoLand?
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oatmeal_croc
5y ago
You'd have to build and execute the code on a different machine remotely, I guess. Seems like a pain for most people.
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oatmeal_croc
5y ago
Random lotteries for people meeting bars is a terrible idea. Look at the H1b wreck we have today where bodyshop companies exploit the system by gaming the lottery. Not to mention the stress, uncertainty and powerlessness of the actual appli
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oatmeal_croc
5y ago
There's a ton of companies doing CSPM products these days, and now it looks like the trick they're trying to achieve is integrating their detections into their ecosystem (notifications, automated remediations, custom policies, inf
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oatmeal_croc
5y ago
On-prem to Lambdas? Not sure that's going to be a popular migration path.
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oatmeal_croc
5y ago
"Often" is key here, many I know (including myself) made 350k or higher on OPT.
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oatmeal_croc
5y ago
This is exactly what I was thinking.
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oatmeal_croc
5y ago
Wonder how it handles the API rate limits
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oatmeal_croc
5y ago
Well, all the energy is eventually converted to heat.
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oatmeal_croc
5y ago
Yes, and battery replacements aren't cheap.
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oatmeal_croc
5y ago
That's kind of how writes in Cassandra (and a lot of databases) works. We've been using Cassandra for Time Series with our own schema and it works fine for out of order inserts. We deal with industrial IoT and incoming data is alm
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oatmeal_croc
6y ago
I have a feeling that they've done the math and have realized what makes them the most money.
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oatmeal_croc
6y ago
When I have to cancel a subscription service like cable or internet, I always say I'm "moving to another country". Pick an obscure or made-up country name like "Maltova" to prevent BS follow up questions.
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oatmeal_croc
6y ago
Also, having a Cormen handy is always a good idea regardless of your expertise level with data structures/algorithms!
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oatmeal_croc
6y ago
I don't think the military alone can sustain Intel's R&D division, which has proven to be lacking compared to the competition.
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oatmeal_croc
6y ago
Is any web developer planning to get the new Apple Silicon Macs? How's docker support (for ARM and x86 images)? Do the major IDEs work on Rosetta? What's support looking like for languages like GO, Rust now/in the near future
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oatmeal_croc
6y ago
Let me share my H1B experience. I did Masters in CS at a top 30 University in the US, graduated in Feb 2017, got into a major US tech company on OPT, at a higher-than-median income as a software engineer, unsuccessfully tried 3 times to cra