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by okdood64 3y ago
Can someone explain to me why this door plug wasn't actually a plug that physically stays sealed from cabin pressure? That seems like a sensible failsafe?
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by okdood64 3y ago
I'll bite. What's click baity about it?
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Apologies. Will refrain from that in the future.
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This is HN. Everyone here is more intelligent, capable and aware than people who are industry professionals in their specific field.
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> now you know that closing the lid doesn't matter For something so low effort, this one new study isn't going to change my habit of closing it "just in case."
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Even with the increase visibility, I'm sure you'd be much safer in a 2020 BMW 3-series. Heck even a 2010.
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> poor quality streams Relative to what? No one cares about this past a certain point.
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What are some good online courses to break into the field for a competent, generalist software engineer? Ideally I want to end up focusing on the platform / MLOps space. (For someone say, who has a CS degree, took a Linear Algebra clas
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> I wrote an Azure wrapper that helps my team debug kuberntes issues in real time using AI , it also analyzes deployments and makes recommendations and this has caught the attention of teams that are now using my tool to debugg their wor
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by okdood64 3y ago
Back in 2016 I got rejected from Square. Admittedly I didn't do well on the interview and wasn't surprised. The recruiter actually got on the phone with me, and pointed out the signals (from notes from the hiring manager) that I w
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> devs that are sitting around and doing an hour of work a day I think for a lot of people this seems nice on paper, but in the past I've realized that you can be so bored that you actually start doing work.
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> As I have been saying for a while I mean this seriously: Who are you (not name, but in terms of your significance in the community), and why does it matter what you've been saying for a while now?
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My main driving mantra is: "Be as predictable as you can, but assume everyone is trying to kill you."
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by okdood64 3y ago
Nice to see the memes I come across on IG repeated on HN.
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by okdood64 3y ago
From personal experience from vaping: it used to elevate my resting heart rate about 8 to 12bpm throughout the day. That can't be good.
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by okdood64 3y ago
The recent wave of generative AI hype has nothing to do with this hiring climate for developers.
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I really don’t think you’ve used Discord enough, especially when it was getting big. The smoothness of the experience was unparalleled.
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> I can understand needing an army of SRE As an SRE I can assure you, you don't need an army of SREs for a singular product.
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This is not a hot take at all. Especially on HN.
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> and start new, more exciting companies Which what money? With these interest rates and Section 174, it's pretty rough out there to start one as compared to ~6 years ago.
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> they have also begun to deemphasize classical algorithms in their interview process Can you elaborate?
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Exactly.
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Anduril looks promising in that regard: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anduril_Industries
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by okdood64 3y ago
I love to eat Buldak ramyun, amazing flavor. I can generally enjoy very spicy food (I use Habanero hot sauce regularly), but I only put about 1/2 to 2/3 of this noodle's packet in it. It is insanely spicy. Anyways, cool backs
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They deliver themselves? In my area they use DoorDash from their app.
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There's std::print
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I grew up using a nipple mouse on some of my first laptops. Loved them. But after using the MacBook trackpads, it's hard to go back to anything else. On the Linux part: Does using the Thinkpad trackpad on Linux work well? How well does
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by okdood64 3y ago
Agreed. At this point without some damning proof, it's not worth it for the general public to pay attention. Sad to say.
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Works fine for me...? I changed the number though in case it got flagged as incorrect before and the model updated. https://g.co/bard/share/b01043e6deb0
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Fair. The sea of notifications thing is a problem.

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