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by potamic 5y ago
The notion of simplicity is really lost even among really good developers. People equate heavy abstractions that provide out of the box features or one line invocations as offering something simple, but that couldn't be farther from th
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by potamic 5y ago
I think there's a huge problem with attention span on the internet. Dopamine rush from new content is a thing and there is so much of it available that people can't help chase it all the time. This kind of engagement really degrad
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by potamic 5y ago
What's stopping publishers from publishing to multiple platforms? Publishing is free, why wouldn't you cast a wide net to increase reach as much as possible?
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by potamic 5y ago
"welcome to odysee: we have dislikes", on their homepage lol
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by potamic 5y ago
I have seen toddlers try to hug people. They run up, wrap their arms around your legs, whatever they can reach in a visibly affectionate way. Not sure if it's their intention to hug but definitely surprising in a culture where there&#x
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by potamic 5y ago
Because it allows them to enforce policies on where and how you spend your money. In an authoritarian regime this can be abused pretty badly.
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by potamic 5y ago
I think they are saying a little more than that. From what I gather, they are trying to distinguish the concept of an objective from strategy. An objective is something that is desired to be achieved, something that indicates the business i
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by potamic 5y ago
Why didn't they just rollback the fix instead?
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> Musk then sold more than 3 million shares on Tuesday and about half a million shares on Wednesday in 215 separate transactions that collectively netted $3.88 billion. Unlike the Monday sale, these sales were not part of a pre-planned s
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by potamic 5y ago
Looks like this is a very rudimentary miss in the processes. I wonder, wouldn't these guys be audited before they are allowed to operate? And if so, would the auditors be liable for anything for not catching such a trivial thing in the
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by potamic 5y ago
Could you elaborate on the service discovery part? If you're in kubernetes, you have kube-dns which in effect is service discovery right? What does consul provide over this?
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by potamic 5y ago
I think inflation has increased across the board since the pandemic. Countries all over have pumped in unprecedented amount of money into their economies so this was bound to happen. Governments seem to be downplaying the numbers to some ex
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by potamic 5y ago
By what metric is Gujarat considered safe? It ranks as one of the worst states in India for human trafficking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_states_ranking_by_incid...
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Sounds about right. Space is limited and must always be rented. It's surprising that's not already the case.
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by potamic 5y ago
Definitely not an expert in this field, but don't his solutions come off as a tad naive? Get the military to do this, get the railways to do that, build a temporary 500 acre yard, get ships to carry off containers somewhere. Surely he
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by potamic 5y ago
The thing to understand about stock price is that it is based on perception and not necessarily on potential. Ultimately it boils down to whether you think someone will be willing to pay a higher price for this at a future point in time mor
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> because you will manually purge its cache when something changes. If you're talking to the proxy separately, it's no longer a proxy right? It's as good as part of your infrastructure. As long as you're able to talk
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by potamic 5y ago
It recognized the need for intermediaries sure, but I don't believe it treated them as first class citizens. The idea has always been to treat them as proxies. Proxies extend/enhance the behaviour of a certain process without chan
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by potamic 5y ago
I didn't quite understand the fundamental need behind this. While the article has explained to the extent that it will help determine who returned the cache or it will help specify who can cache, but what I don't get is why would
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by potamic 5y ago
Absolutely not. 90% of these doses were provided by Serum Institute, a private company, that wholly managed the relationship with AstraZeneca since the early days of the pandemic, even when the government was asking citizens to perform ritu
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by potamic 5y ago
Excellent! I was looking for precisely this. Next, I would also very much like to weed out image/video/map suggestions, related searches, people also ask and page snippets. The cognitive overload from navigating these giant banner
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by potamic 5y ago
Being able to upgrade the memory or storage also dramatically extends the useable life of a laptop.
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> and isn't a member of the OpenJDK Vulnerability team Any reasons they are not a member? I would think IBM is trustworthy and mature enough to deal with sensitive security issues.
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> faced a hostile work environment in which, he told the court, colleagues used epithets to denigrate him and other Black workers, told him to “go back to Africa” and left racist graffiti in the restrooms and a racist drawing in his wor
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by potamic 5y ago
Would you mind sharing a ELI5 of how you go about reading these?
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Because the conclusion is usually more nuanced and putting it in the title makes you start to form an opinion before reading the article.
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by potamic 5y ago
Sounds quite clickbaity. I actually like titles the describe the subject rather than the conclusion.
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by potamic 5y ago
Honestly, I think the pay policies in many industries needs a major overhaul. I have seen companies spend endless time working out compensation each cycle trying to balance like hundred different factors and they come out with this overly c
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This really did not age well. There's a problem with this kind of absolute logical reasoning that it's impossible to argue against. "Sure this company has showed evil in the past, but what specific data do you have to show th
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by potamic 5y ago
This is a huge problem with the wider web today, which is overrun by content creators who are motivated to make money over providing deep value content. The consequence of this is that those who are not in it for money, are marginalised. It

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