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by ocimbote 2y ago
The anecdote doesn't strike me because your friend the pastor said it, but because it's a rule as old as times that every high-schooler was taught. - The introduction should announce the thesis and its development - walk your wa
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by ocimbote 3y ago
Excellent point. I do Platform Engineering in a B2C business, our budget is very thin despite demonstrated the economy of scale provided by proper use of the platform.
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by ocimbote 3y ago
I was hoping your link pointed to this picture.
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by ocimbote 3y ago
That quote sounds like made up nonsense. I'll wait some evidence and ignore it in the meantime.
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by ocimbote 3y ago
Maybe also, the task of describing effectively is quite difficult.
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by ocimbote 3y ago
100000 * 0.3/100 = 100000 * 3/1000 = 100 * 3 = 300 0.3% of 100k is 300. Unless you meant "an income of 100k cents" but that would be quite unusual.
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by ocimbote 3y ago
I agree as long as the person doing it only does so temporarily and as a gateway into the codebase and more interesting topics. Considering the above is given, I have seen this method applied successfully before because it is at the interse
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by ocimbote 3y ago
How painful if you had to have 2 friends with the same first name... Name collision is unavoidable and one of the many wrong battles to fight for, IMO.
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by ocimbote 3y ago
I had my diving license in my mid-30s as well, but since I did it out of necessity, I tried and took the opportunity to appreciate the potential benefits, because it otherwise would have been way too dull. I really enjoy driving now. The be
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by ocimbote 3y ago
Hopefully the shift is rather a pendulum and the auto industry will strike a reasonable balance between hardware and software. Because really the reliability of software is much lesser than that of hardware (exceptions may apply).
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by ocimbote 3y ago
It's good some knowledge has been gathered as documentation (if not evidence), but these practices are even considered best practices internally, they're essential constituents to a subscription model. Even before the Internet, if
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by ocimbote 3y ago
OMG you're right! XD
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by ocimbote 3y ago
I think the pun is "See you, URL", but I agree that it makes it horribly confusing.
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by ocimbote 3y ago
> and have hobbies completly unrelated to programming. This is critical to the discussion. In every industry you see people that live and breathe by their jobs, and why not. But especially in IT, there's this weird syndrome of &quot
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by ocimbote 3y ago
Original paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-37688-2
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Genetic Driver of Anxiety Discovered(neurosciencenews.com)
1 points by ocimbote 3y ago|1 comments
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by ocimbote 3y ago
If, in real life, your searches are just single keywords like "neat", I'd love to have a peer session with you, I'm bringing the popcorn :D I've just searched a more typical (for me) "github neat css" in D
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by ocimbote 3y ago
This is s recurring complaint and I never understood it. Names are made to be memorable, not unique. Our brains are not a hash table, where every entity would have its own unique key and we'd use it to recall the entity.
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by ocimbote 3y ago
The commonly used term is the SSO tax. See https://sso.tax
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Webhook Forwarding in the GitHub CLI(github.blog)
3 points by ocimbote 3y ago|1 comments
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by ocimbote 4y ago
From my experience, you're the exception, not the norm. Many audits and compliance frameworks have so many loopholes and DIY rulings that basically anything is possible and acceptable as long as whatever you're doing is written be
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by ocimbote 4y ago
I still blame my younger self for falling for the sirens of "access the world's biggest library", without realizing that said libraries gain and lose contents all the time and favor most popular contents. The fool I was. At t
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by ocimbote 4y ago
How to be a 1/10x engineer?
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by ocimbote 4y ago
Let's just hope it's supposed to be pronounced as the German "gut" (as in good) rather than the English "gut" (as in curve)
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by ocimbote 4y ago
I would recommend to search for a setting that enables this to happen. Fortunately, it has nothing to do with a location.
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by ocimbote 4y ago
It varies a lot, but as a rule of thumb, I consider that if I have spend 8h per day of active work, I failed to organize, plan or share load.
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by ocimbote 4y ago
I'm a happy user of Qobuz, which I find to have mapped quire nicely the composer/author/musician graph, at least at the API level. You might want to check it out.
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by ocimbote 4y ago
In theory, it works everywhere. In practice, for any sufficiently large project, teams can't (either in terms in possibility or ability) size down the running services so that the whole stack runs locally. And then starts the hunt for
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by ocimbote 4y ago
Tjis comment illustrates the Stockholm syndrome in a nutshell. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_syndrome
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by ocimbote 4y ago
Self-hosting really should be understood as "hosting for myself" rather than "doing the hosting myself". Hence I'd never host for anyone else but me. The stress of having to make services reliable, only if for my wi

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