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by praneshp 9y ago
Their event actually "started" around midnight on Sunday with a midnight madness event or something. I think that's when the announcement was made. My wife works in AWS Elemental and stayed up to watch the announcement.
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by praneshp 9y ago
> Clearly the only reason to use open source software is because one is an idealogue... please. If you taken a few more seconds to read, that is not what your parent comment said when they wrote "Other than ideology, there are few
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by praneshp 9y ago
> Proprietary software is immoral; that is IMHO a sufficient reason to forego it. Nonsense.
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Meg Whitman to Step Down as HPE CEO(wsj.com)
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by praneshp 9y ago
Yeah, I agree, especially about the mortality rate. Anecdotally, every grandfather-aged person I know has 4+ children, but almost all father-aged ones have 2 or less (only 2 exceptions, of which 1 had twins). Thanks for the other informatio
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by praneshp 9y ago
> Each temple have their own tradition and they have the right to their own tradition Hence the need for the government to step in and help out the hungry, instead of leaving it to temples, etc. (Like I said, I don't necessarily dis
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by praneshp 9y ago
As someone that detests Congress, I don't really see why naming it after Indira Gandhi is that bad. Esp considering she is unlikely to stand in an election again... I also don't see why not being the first state to do it is bad; s
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by praneshp 9y ago
> Why is this being questioned on vote bank politics IMO, because the other side cannot just stand up and say "well done, that is a good move". It's the new normal.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Oh my god, I'm worried about India's population starting to decrease now .... More seriously, is there a way to look before 1960? I want to look from 1930 or so, I think India's population really exploded post-Independence.
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by praneshp 9y ago
That's not true, actually. I know of several temples that do not allow non-Hindus in, for example [0]. I don't necessarily have an opinion on that, but it's not as uncommon as you think. I hope we can keep this discussion fro
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by praneshp 9y ago
For some of the poor, just like they don't have access to food, they don't have access to contraceptives (or sex education).
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by praneshp 9y ago
The landing page ( https://www.swmonkey.com/ ) still has the workd "Southwest" used several times, and the picture of what is obviously a Southwest plane. I wish common sense prevails and this (obviously very useful
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by praneshp 9y ago
Needs [2016] (and maybe "neeeever gonna happen".)
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by praneshp 9y ago
You assume "the" platform. Often times, "a" platform is available, but pulling to a non-scheduled one would be disastrous.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Ah, I see. Well good luck with whatever you end up doing!
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by praneshp 9y ago
I don't have a problem believing that Gitlab could be faster for an org's stack, at all. I do have a problem with you implying Jenkins is not-modern by saying "depends on your definition of modern". Speed is only one fac
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by praneshp 9y ago
One thing that is not modern: Having such an idiotic workflow that one engineer can cause a huge outage and delete stuff from prod db.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Maybe they should have done (b), sure. Otherwise, the badges are not ok for security, and a random employee telling them anything doesn't change status quo.
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by praneshp 9y ago
> Again, why would the security guards not trust the judgment of an employee of the company that hired them? This would be a stupid thing to do, even at the office. They could listen maybe the director of physical security, etc, but not
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by praneshp 9y ago
The official twitter app is possibly using these premium endpoints, so it's token has access to those. If you "grab" that token(s) somehow, you can go ahead and use it in your app, I presume. I don't know how this will w
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by praneshp 9y ago
No teach them "if you bet your money on something, there is a chance of losing it". Step down from your high horse please.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Personally, even without looking at course content, I wouldn't do an online MS in IT course if it costs 30k. That's getting close to the cost of a decent in-campus program. Any reason you cannot do the gatech one?
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by praneshp 9y ago
> because “I want it now!”. Isn't it because "Tesla, a public company, promised/projected this production goal"?
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by praneshp 9y ago
I dont agree that choosing a photo of him is in bad taste. What I disagree with is choosing a House of Cards reference though; he played a memorable (IMO) tyrant boss in Horrible Bosses.
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by praneshp 9y ago
> I really don't understand why anyone uses Facebook. You really cannot? Like, can you not imagine one person, who doesn't realize (or worse, and more likely IMO, does not care) about the privacy implications? It's not h
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by praneshp 9y ago
Little bit more than a single printf. For example you can do loops. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17691838/range-in-jinja2...
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by praneshp 9y ago
Yeah yeah, I was in CS at Tech a while (~5 years) ago. I paid that out-of-state tuition for a semester.
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by praneshp 9y ago
The in-state tuition or the stipend? The stipend is taxed like a payroll tax..
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by praneshp 9y ago
Since when do TAs get that benefit? Back when I was a TA, we just got $15 an hour* 15 hours a week.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Sure, but Netflix/you/me are not the authorities that get to "punish".

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