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by orbz 4y ago
There’s also the possibility that mechanical parts will seize up (especially in the case of overheated bearings) and will be unable to get moving again if you stop.
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by orbz 4y ago
At a certain size this level of politicking absolutely happens. Your average director has a number of peers that will often be playing some level of political games that they’ll have to deal with or get overrun. You don’t get to director or
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by orbz 4y ago
Hmm you can preprocess the data or have intermediate queries get materialized to new tables you can query. That’ll reduce some of the query time.
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by orbz 4y ago
The go toolchain requires internet access to download imported modules unless you aggressively vendor.
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by orbz 4y ago
You're probably going to be hard pressed to really beat out the sheer data throughput capacity of BigQuery without significant developer investment. I've done a lot of Apache Spark, Flume and Beam and they all have their own quirk
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by orbz 4y ago
I think we’re at the point where creating defect free software is prohibitively expensive and the externalities of having a vulnerable system are not borne by the users of that system. Given that, software has to be considered a living, evo
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by orbz 4y ago
Another example of a thought leader making outlandish claims that are technically infeasible. Inflation resistant relative to what? Individual currencies and investments will have their own rates of inflation. Inflation is also usually meas
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by orbz 4y ago
A lot of companies have contracts stating that all data will be processed in their country. Anyone working outside the country would breach those contracts.
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by orbz 4y ago
Having one system handle all of it for you is far easier than having to build out all the integrations to host parts of it yourself. A cohesive experience is often better than a custom one.
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by orbz 4y ago
This is a pretty common thing. I and several other founders I’ve talked to have gotten the same thing, so I would assume it’s automated. It’s unlikely they will do anything sketchy.
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by orbz 4y ago
Depends on your employment contracts and jurisdiction of law. As long as you’re not violating any legal stipulation of either it’s above board in my opinion. Many places have moonlighting clauses to give some coverage of this.
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by orbz 4y ago
This is a really open ended question, but if you’re ready to really dive deep: Smalltalk, Self, Common Lisp, Clojure
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by orbz 4y ago
Agreed, I was thinking the same thing. Raw compute is probably the cheapest/easiest part of this problem.
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by orbz 4y ago
I’ve been working in the health tech space for awhile now and it’s sad how you’re not alone in noticing this. It’s the dirty secret of the entire industry, and there’s too many things disincentivizing any fixes. The more I witness this the
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by orbz 4y ago
Their pricing will likely follow their existing pricing model: https://openai.com/api/pricing/ The ChatGPT is just them tuning it for now, so not interesting from a monetization perspective.
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by orbz 4y ago
It’s a derivative of an equity, which I believe most consider an equity as well.
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by orbz 4y ago
I’m genuinely curious as to how other people are using your email address, albeit with different usage of ‘.’ in it. It really sounds like you’re doing something off the expected paths.
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by orbz 4y ago
Only service accounts have access to the database. Those credentials are not shared with most developers. Audit logging including calling IP address enabled. Alerts are triggered on any access out of expected account/IP address range.
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by orbz 4y ago
That looks like a game actually about math that I would have played as a kid. Frog Fractions 2, despite seemingly like it might be about math, is a unique experience.
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by orbz 4y ago
Honestly 1 month is not a lot of time to get traction on a product. I would not trust any product able to be built in a single month, let alone time to do marketing for it. If you’re in debt it might make sense to start looking for a full t
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by orbz 4y ago
My understanding is that each series preferred shares are their own class. It is not uncommon to have many of these after several rounds of funding. Generally they do not have voting rights, but we’ll have several provisions in the round fi
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by orbz 4y ago
To completely subvert genre and expectations: Frog Fractions 2. Trust me on this.
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by orbz 4y ago
Yes: https://github.com/minimaxir/hacker-news-undocumented
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by orbz 4y ago
Like a year back, so not too recent.
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by orbz 4y ago
Note that this is a corporation not releasing funds, not the government so the constitution doesn’t apply. In this case it would be the terms of service which likely calls out this as a possibility.
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by orbz 4y ago
One of the mindset shifts I’ve made is to realize that if I’m not enjoying the work it’s probably more a symptom that I’m not believing in the mission of the company I’m working for anymore. When I’m working on a mission I believe in with l
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by orbz 4y ago
I remember trying OT for go awhile back and it just wasn’t ready compared to just relying on OpenCensus and OpenTracing. Do you think it’s ready for prime time yet?
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by orbz 4y ago
VS Code supports several remote development approaches: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/remote-overview I've personally had success with getting my teams on CodeSpaces and DevContainers to give ever
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by orbz 4y ago
Is there any evidence that there have been a meaningful number of them posted here? I’ll agree that in general I’ve become more suspicious of general comments everywhere, but it would be good to have a larger study dedicated to how pervasiv
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by orbz 4y ago
https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers Is boring but works.

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