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601.
by pylua 4y ago
They Probably need to hire a high priced agile consultant that will suggest putting 10k people on it to get it done in a month.
602.
by pylua 4y ago
I'm not saying that the rules are reasonable -- I am just saying that is how it works. You don't get to change the rules of the game even if you have a good argument, which is what is essentially happening now. At the end of the d
603.
by pylua 4y ago
It should be spread out in order to mitigate risks like this.
604.
by pylua 4y ago
Rules for thee and not for me — insult to injury is that the higher costs from fidc insurance will just passed on to the non wealthy.
605.
by pylua 4y ago
The average depositor does not feel like someone with over 250k in the bank. No one will save those people if they hit a difficult situation like this. That said, I personally do not have an opinion on the svb matter, just stating what I fe
606.
by pylua 4y ago
Funny… they are really bad, I agree . However , I accidentally let a bag sit out for maybe half a year , and surprisingly it tasted so much better after that. Not sure as to why .
607.
by pylua 4y ago
Maybe your lua was a bit too good. Not liking the way something is laid out is very subjective.
608.
by pylua 4y ago
My impression of Elon is that he would appreciate this straightforward feedback that is consistent with his no bs persona. I wonder if he has different evidence than what was presented to him ?
609.
by pylua 4y ago
I am not a lawyer but I am curious as to this. Maybe it depends on your jurisdiction? What is the legal precedent for this? I am also curious -- if this is the case, then why not state explicitly in the job req that men need not apply -- if
610.
by pylua 4y ago
I wonder if you can get whistle blower protection if you know your team is discriminating against a protected group, and who you can even report that to.
611.
by pylua 4y ago
I am not a lawyer, but it sounds like a potential lawsuit. I do wonder what sort of whistle blower status you could be awarded in this circumstance if any at all.
612.
by pylua 4y ago
What will happen when humans compete with chips implanted in their brain to augment intelligence ? Will there be categories for assisted and non assisted?
613.
by pylua 4y ago
This seems as good as any other suspect to me. What would make this more convincing if they could offer a reason as to why he stopped the killings. Was it something in his personal life his daughter could help determine perhaps.
614.
by pylua 4y ago
At some places I have worked I have had to bring my own bagels and cereal! I guess I have really had it tough.
615.
by pylua 4y ago
I don’t think the government would let this happen. The tax base would completely dry up. It is most certainly a national security issue.
616.
by pylua 4y ago
Software engineers need to step it up ? Many times organizations purposefully put distance between customers and engineers. I like working with the customer directly , but it can be easy to put your foot in your mouth when you are so far aw
617.
by pylua 4y ago
Arguably the organization was not well managed. You don’t have one person make design decisions or push code without review. The organization surely lacked proper process. However, this is probably all too common. This also may be an argume
618.
by pylua 4y ago
I can't believe that this did not get more publicity. Misandry is not ok.
619.
by pylua 4y ago
Not only is there no individual accountability, but there is also no entity cleansing function. If a company ran the way the government runs the economy it may not exist. Poor government policies are replaced by more radical policies design
620.
by pylua 4y ago
Right, the local government would have to use subsidies to support college educated workers. The whole system would surely fall apart. It is probably in governments best interest to safeguard against this.
621.
by pylua 4y ago
Is there a way to make this work in an agile framework ? It is more than just the Engineers this would effect.
622.
by pylua 4y ago
I feel like this is true, but just anecdotally. Is there any good literature on the cost of if/else vs polymorphism? Does branch prediction really work that well in practice vs polymorphism? I figure the approach in the article would p
623.
by pylua 4y ago
A lot of IDE plugins will tag code smell as things that may potentially be a bug in your code. I like that more objective use of the term.
624.
by pylua 4y ago
I'm not sure I agree with this article. I have been looking at the source code of some open source games and they all make use of a mix of flags and some sort of polymorphism. At some level, when you get into a low enough level class,
625.
by pylua 4y ago
I love rust . But it can definitely be confusing when you try to do something you are used to doing in another language but cannot do it exactly the same way . For instance , the GOF state pattern. I find it best to return the next state in
626.
by pylua 4y ago
There sort of is in the us, (ofx) but it is old and poorly supported. Most banks do not implement the newer versions of it.
627.
by pylua 5y ago
Insane stance ? A country gave up its nuclear weapons in exchange for peace , and is now going to be invaded ? The world should support Ukraine .
628.
by pylua 5y ago
I live in the Atlanta metropolitan area. When my son had his first seizure 911 did not even pick up. I know in our case, when an emergency happens, people panick, and keep trying to call 911; I have to wonder if that makes the phone lines b
629.
by pylua 5y ago
Bills response is not professional at all. Maybe it was meant to be taken with humor; but this style of communication does not work in every case. Humility and humbleness would have been a better style here. Unfortunately this is how softwa
630.
by pylua 5y ago
I strongly agree with this. Surely this is a form of discrimination. What about drivers safety and liability ? Is this okay to osha ?

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