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by qznc 6y ago
It is clearly labeled "level 2" so calling that "autonomy" is misleading.
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by qznc 6y ago
I use TiddlyWiki [0] but I haven't found a need for transclusion. What would you use it for? [0] http://beza1e1.tuxen.de/tiddlywiki_notes.html
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by qznc 6y ago
When Bernays brought the propaganda techniques of Hitler into the world of US commerce, he invented the term "public relations" to avoid the negative associations with Nazi Germany.
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by qznc 6y ago
It depends. For quick specific actions it is a proper method to make people feel bad. Examples: "Fire! Get out!" Or "Hot September! Sign petition here!" However, if you want people to find creative solutions to complex p
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by qznc 6y ago
Sounds like Emacs. Does it have a Lisp inside? Can it send email yet?
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by qznc 6y ago
A different angle I sometimes see is Unhappy -> Ambition -> Success. However, these types of people might not be happy in the end. For example, I remember Elon Musk saying "you wouldn't want my life."
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by qznc 6y ago
It varies for me. If I'm only mildly interested, the comments often provide a summary and then I decide if I RTFA. Certain titles or domains are insta-RTFA without looking at the comments. Sometimes it is nice to know the controversial
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by qznc 6y ago
Somewhere else one said it is more like Nix (than Bazel). https://lobste.rs/s/ykk54d/amazon_s_build_system#c_wulrai
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by qznc 6y ago
You seem to be one of the rare people who used both, Brazil and monorepo. Could you elaborate? What did you realize when the lightbulb clicked? What do you miss outside of Amazon? How can Brazil be misused?
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by qznc 6y ago
There seems to be little information about it available although the people on the linked page give it a great rating: > what Google, Facebook, and most other companies of comparable size and larger do is at best objectively less good an
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by qznc 6y ago
After some search I found this description, which seems to explain brazil and version sets: https://gist.github.com/terabyte/15a2d3d407285b8b5a0a7964dd6...
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by qznc 6y ago
Yes, I use an SSD. Our next try is probably to rely more on Conan and Artifactory to download binary artifacts. In theory, that could result in similar behavior to Bazel cloud builds though not as integrated and granular.
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by qznc 6y ago
Yes. Shallow clones and submodules do not go well together though: For shallow clones, git is setup to not track all remote branches. This can result in an error message when the submodule has not fetched the commit you want to switch to.
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by qznc 6y ago
I assume to some degree our Bitbucket server is slow. Not sure if Bitbucket is the culprit or our IT. One the other hand, git-status is also slow like 30 seconds. That is something I rather attribute to Windows. Doing the same inside WSL is
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by qznc 6y ago
I work in a project with 50 engineers. Our git repo is 2GB plus 5GB of submodules. Git is painfully slow and I would imagine with more engineers it would become unusable. For example, git-fetch takes at least a minute. To some degree we are
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by qznc 6y ago
What would be a scalable open-source monorepo stack? Git, Gitlab, Bazel?
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by qznc 6y ago
I don't believe git is a good tool if you have more than 50 developers. It doesn't scale well enough. Yes, i know that Microsoft made it work somehow but I'm not sure if i would like to replicate that. Even with shallow clone
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by qznc 6y ago
The APL family is probably most terse. J has an Android app. Unfortunately, i need the documentation all the times and a larger screen makes that much easier. Why would you want to code on mobile though? For serious development a nice desk
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by qznc 6y ago
You could say it is the most traditional PR technique of the whole automotive industry. > On 5 August 1888, 39-year-old Bertha Benz drove from Mannheim to Pforzheim with her sons Richard and Eugen, thirteen and fifteen years old respecti
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by qznc 6y ago
You might enjoy the writings if Michael: https://michaelochurch.wordpress.com/2020/03/06/techxit-part...
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by qznc 6y ago
I use yEd [0] for live editing in meetings. It has auto-layout. Not intuitive but faster to use than everything else. The web version is easier. [0] https://www.yworks.com/products/yed
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by qznc 6y ago
Reading the comments here makes me feel old. I started with Linux over twenty years ago. Started as a teen. Continued to use it during my studies. Professional user during my PhD. Nowadays mostly at home. http://beza1e1.tuxen.de&
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by qznc 6y ago
Did you compare Subversion and PlasticSCM?
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by qznc 6y ago
Sounds like my situation. I cope in a similar way. What i tell myself is that a happy mom is probably more significant than most scientific advice about average kids. I think twice or thrice if i really want to push for something. One examp
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Builds Systems – Interview with Andrey Mokhov(signalsandthreads.com)
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by qznc 6y ago
Is it really? In the startup world you don't "switch projects" every 18 months. Instead you pivot to a different business plan or start a new company. Grow headcount faster than baseline applies as well.
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by qznc 6y ago
It is depressing that people are happy to just throw anecdotal evidence around without even defining what metric they multiply by 10x or 100x. There is some literature on it. For example, this blog post [0] contains some references. I have
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by qznc 6y ago
Where can i find that study about stock options?
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by qznc 6y ago
You can compare Groves with his Manhattan project and Mueller with his Apollo project. Schriever is right between in the story line. He advanced the atomic weapon pioneered by Groves and prepared rocket science for "human payloads&quot
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by qznc 6y ago
I don't think that approach would be as fast. The ICBM program created the whole airospace industry within a few years through massive investment directed by a military industrial complex scared by the soviet union. If you give so much

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