pylua

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   by pylua 3y ago

   It started out with good intentions -- it is hard to dispute that. However, it has turned into one thing -- a fraud factory. People preaching it can be waterfall without all the proper planning of it.
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   by pylua 3y ago

   Yes, basically the only app I could use was a browser. I ended up giving to my mother in law. It’s more her speed. I bet apple 2s run better today.
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   by pylua 3y ago

   My early iPad also seems unbearably slow. Not sure as to why.
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   by pylua 3y ago

   The initial part about sql already being that bridge was my first reaction, too.
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   by pylua 3y ago

   Yeah, same here. Seems like that approach is much simpler than this. I guess the real benefit here is that you don’t need to understand the schemas so the knowledge is not lost when someone leaves a company. Sort of an abstraction layer for
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   by pylua 3y ago

   I don’t fully understand the use of business case after reading the documentation. Is it really a time save?
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   by pylua 3y ago

   I would argue taxi driving was a craft before it got commodified. Being a good taxi driver especially in a big city required specialized knowledge of the city. Before cars also got more common driving skills were more of a craft. I wonder i
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   by pylua 3y ago

   I think the schools unfortunately are not equipped to do resilience training — they are only able to pacify failures.
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   by pylua 3y ago

   I refuse to believe the only thing that can be broken up at Boeing is its planes. Maybe no one has the guts to take proper action.
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    by pylua 3y ago

    Countries need laws to protect against outsourcing, offshoring and to encourage vertical integration of building things inside the country. It gives the nation and its people a great sense of pride when this happens, a sense of pride and ow
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    by pylua 3y ago

    I think in general men have to get use to rejection and it’s a tough pill to swallow. There seems to be by far more rejection than acceptance for a lot of young men, and it can be very difficult to persevere after being beaten down. I wish
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    by pylua 3y ago

    I have to admit I found this rather profound.
13. 403.▲
    by pylua 3y ago

    The stock price has been lackluster unfortunately. I’m not sure as to why.
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    by pylua 3y ago

    It’s actually not a complaint more of an observation.
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    by pylua 3y ago

    It also sets the bar very high for parents.
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    by pylua 3y ago

    c) the minimum amount required to live peacefully and with dignity.
17. 407.▲
    by pylua 3y ago

    Why do you think it is a poor, repetitive language? It feels to me like all programming languages are starting to converge in many ways.
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    by pylua 3y ago

    Does this also mean that armageddon is inevitable?
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    by pylua 3y ago

    The same ai tools that ironically aid in plagiarism and inability to give credit to their sources.
20. 410.▲
    by pylua 3y ago

    Thanks everyone. I have learned so much here and have a backlog of interesting articles to consume. All the best to everyone in 2024.
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    by pylua 3y ago

    I am definitely considering it when my current car dies. Do the insurance premiums rise for these electric vehicles rise since they are more costly to repair?
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    by pylua 3y ago

    Can anyone vouch for an alternative such as rivian when it comes to better quality?
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    by pylua 3y ago

    Low code has been used for decades successfully. Think about ladder logic and scada systems. I always find this missing from these discussions. The main point is it has its place — and choosing when and where to use it is critical.
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    by pylua 3y ago

    I don’t agree with the premise that it is impossible to reverse . Frankly , security concerns should be treated as a priority one and heaven and earth should be moved to rectify the situation. It’s definitely not impossible just difficult.
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    by pylua 3y ago

    I feel like the correct compromise for our conversation would be requiring strict clearance control for products in certain sectors. The reality is that if you work on a banking product for instance you might find an exploit you can use and
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    by pylua 3y ago

    I would feel better if some of positions being outsourced required some sort of clearance . I really feel like certain development , like banking products / power grid / cyber security products for instance, should require a clear
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    by pylua 3y ago

    I understand the need for the us to sacrifice somewhat in order to tame the bigger bad. However, the us is operating from weakness here which is not okay and the situation should have never been allowed to develop to this point. Ironically
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    by pylua 3y ago

    I have not seen it happen in a permanent way. I doubt a visa for generic remote based web dev work would get approved. In fact, I believe the visa even states you have to have a skill that is not readily available in India. The reality is y
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    by pylua 3y ago

    In some ways it is a U.S. ally. But don’t tell me you are going to buy Russian oil and not side with the us in Ukraine and tell me you are under our influence. Any development in a country that has not washed its hands of Russia should be i
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    by pylua 3y ago

    I doubt India government would grant a business visa for that. They don’t want other countries citizens competing for jobs in their own country, which is effectively what is happening in the us now.