princetman

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by princetman 2mo ago
Sorry mate, $241,946,798,744.75 for Glacier here.
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by princetman 2mo ago
Mine is showing $241,946,798,744.75. I know it will be reverted, but for a brief minute there I suspected someone compromised my account and triggered rust rewrite of everything using thousands of agents via Bedrock :) Phew.
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Apple's Reframe: A Moment That Never Was(tty.mansuri.me)
1 points by princetman 4mo ago|0 comments
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by princetman 5mo ago
What are the chances of this just being some cross contamination from rover itself? I vaguely remember something similar almost a decade ago and ultimately was inconclusive.
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by princetman 2y ago
Depends on what you’re after * Australia * United States * Singapore * Dubai * Europe (Belgium/Switzerland/Netherlands)
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by princetman 3y ago
Yes, field of diagnosis and experimental medication/treatment requires no new logic.
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by princetman 3y ago
A programmer is simply a database of past projects, information they’ve read, and programming knowledge. They take in requirements, perform coding, analyse output, repeat.
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by princetman 5y ago
Docker and Kubernetes comes to mind.
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by princetman 5y ago
As a complete novice in life in everything that is not Tech, I rely on a lot of how-to videos on YouTube from small unknown creators. Likes and Dislikes ratio is one of the key filter to weed out less helpful or outright misinformed videos.
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by princetman 5y ago
Right, you must have room with a door to WFH otherwise back to the open plan office.
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by princetman 6y ago
No, I hardly ever tip my delivery drivers. Tip is not expected for normal service here, unlike USA. If someone goes above and beyond, you can tip but there is no obligation. We have minimum wage system and most in my area are paid above tha
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by princetman 6y ago
I get the sentiment for live performance, but in your own home, I can not relate to this. Vast majority of people in credits are doing a job and getting paid for it, just like any other profession or trade. We don't pay "respect&q
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by princetman 6y ago
This can be said of all interviews, not just tech. It’s hard for great many people to put themselves out there. I mean interview itself is a performance, isn’t it? Having said that communication and interpersonal skills are big part of most
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by princetman 7y ago
If I recall correctly you either have to mail in your passport with application form and photos or you can go to post office where they can verify ID for your fist provisional license. One of the step to get full license is to take theory t
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by princetman 7y ago
Here in UK we have a few lavender farmers who does exactly that. https://www.mayfieldlavender.com/mayfield-lavender-farm/
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by princetman 7y ago
For me 13” Retina MBP circa 2013 was the pinnacle of form factor, price, & performance. Unfortunately they went out of support and employer forced us to upgrade with 15” Touch MBP. I don’t have any complaints about keyboard, guess I’m j
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by princetman 8y ago
I wonder how would one douse investors concern of having Open Source product like ArangoDB, and AWS effectively eating their lunch if/when wide adoption comes? Congratulations on the funding btw! I'm a happy and grateful user.
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by princetman 8y ago
I also feel managed service is quite critical offering they're missing right now. Considering recent AWS and Elastic debacle, market is going to be tough for Open Source products like ArangoDB.
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UK tech firm Blippar collapses into administration(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by princetman 8y ago|2 comments
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Canadian Michael Spavor Missing in China(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by princetman 8y ago|1 comments
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by princetman 8y ago
People underestimate Microsoft’s clout. Microsoft has massive enterprise distribution network[0] and “Microsoft Certified Partners”. Basically there are technical consultants who goes around recommending MS offerings to their clients while
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by princetman 8y ago
And she did deliver, a lot[0]. After Diane took over the reins, Google Cloud managed to get solid enterprise wins. 20th Century Fox, Colgate, Disney, eBay, HSBC, LATAM Airlines, LG CNS, The Home Depot, The New York Times, Schlumberger, Tar
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by princetman 8y ago
That’s a little harsh. I mean hindsight is always 20-20. Under her leadership Google Cloud did acquire big name customers. Google’s struggle to gain foothold in enterprises and reasons are well discussed on various HN threads over years. It
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by princetman 8y ago
Not to my taste. I guess you must use some App to read the feed? I just launched home page on the phone and it’s far from ideal. Take a look at this screenshot. https://ibb.co/hwFJXA Would love to know what’s your setup on
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by princetman 8y ago
Even after 5+ years, I still miss Google Reader almost everyday. Just pure simplicity and tight community around sharing is yet to be matched IMO. Web has moved on and as someone commented here, it’s walled garden everywhere now. Thank you
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by princetman 8y ago
Well I suppose that’s personal taste. Book and the series is categorised as hard fiction on the basis of gravitational physics problem woven into the plot and taken much further into next two books. Your definition may not align with it but
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by princetman 8y ago
Not sure if it fits your recent definition but Three Body Problem series is highly recommended for "hard" sci-fi fans.
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by princetman 8y ago
Hmmm re-reading my comment, it does seem to put blame on the page. However, I wouldn't expect relic of the past to be changed or maintained (cost obviously). It just came as a surprise that big wall of text couldn't be parsed by m
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by princetman 8y ago
This page is surprisingly belligerent to modern reader apps even if you navigate past Frame issues. Pocket, Instapaper, Safari, Firefox reader view, none of them can parse this correctly. If you look past it all and actually read it, you&#x
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by princetman 8y ago
They probably meant TV shows with commercial break. Not sure about ABC but Netflix you can watch uninterrupted without ads.

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