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by ramoz 5y ago
This is in LA.
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by ramoz 5y ago
But if it’s so simple, how does it not become competitive? And if it’s so opportunistic, how does it not become organized?
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by ramoz 5y ago
Putting this burden on the commercial parties is the type of thing that causes inflation. Police this.
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by ramoz 5y ago
I know folks building their data centers around the DC/VA region and I hear funny things.
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by ramoz 5y ago
Yes, literally still imprison the people committing these crimes.
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by ramoz 5y ago
So legalize and the gang bangers go away? Nice!
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by ramoz 5y ago
Root cause prevent - my friend who got hooked ok coke & lost everything for getting caught on the job site would’ve been better off if that coke dealer had been busted before my friend bought coke. Or if my friend’s middle-class parents
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by ramoz 5y ago
Faced with massive demonstrations over the murder of George Floyd, the Los Angeles City Council took a dramatic and symbolic step last year, cutting $150 million from the Police Department’s budget and promising to put that money into other
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by ramoz 5y ago
Do crime rates go up when you stop policing actual crimes?
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by ramoz 5y ago
This entire writing style just seemed off putting the moment I read it. Blend of marketing and security report?
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by ramoz 5y ago
Imo react is simpler to get stuff done with up until a certain point. Every large react project I’ve contributed to, or adopted, had the same overhead you described of Angular. Further, each had built custom abstractions due to the nature o
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by ramoz 5y ago
Currently I can keep and hire senior engineers. I can not keep and hire good junior engineers. Their market is inflated, and they can jump around jobs making 50K more than it makes sense to pay.
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by ramoz 5y ago
In sophomore year at uni, I had been acing two enjoyable & challenging courses. Comp Sci II and Cost Account. It all just became boring. I felt like I had already conquered whatever I was getting out of the courses. And I guess I lacked
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by ramoz 5y ago
My high school best friend said he was joining the Army. I went to a recruiter the next day and was shipped out to boot camp a month later. An old colleague randomly set me up on a blind date (to talk about something I was known for and rel
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by ramoz 5y ago
“News agencies may actually intentionally scare people [92] and suppress alternative information.” A further study should review how news networks utilize background music/sounds. I was shocked to hear an ongoing ominous theme in some
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by ramoz 5y ago
Duplication can be better than integration.
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by ramoz 5y ago
The mobile site hijacks the back button for some reason. At least for me, ios/safari
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by ramoz 5y ago
Thanks for the follow up, I realized all of your points afterwards.
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by ramoz 5y ago
The most insane, time consuming, abstractions I’ve written have been on the front end. Esp w/ React, since exhausting abstractions is basically a requirement for any large/complex app.
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by ramoz 5y ago
I realized after testing some more, that the query might not have had many relevant search results. It’s still a strange tactic. Age is contextually important in my query - Google didn’t recognize this
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by ramoz 5y ago
Interesting. I wonder how they might be approaching continuous learning.I.e. The UI has mechanisms for user feedback that might be useful in some fine tuning process
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by ramoz 5y ago
ty. I also tested the query in Bing, the results there were abismal
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by ramoz 5y ago
Do you have references for the theory?
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by ramoz 5y ago
When I search “tim lee food blogger age” Google actually shows results with “age” striked out (so it shows top results as if age wasn’t part of the queried string). Trying to think why/how it’d conclude that age wasn’t necessary for go
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by ramoz 5y ago
I agree. Cloud being a commodity is already prevalent. CSPs are cut throat beyond that, and bleeding into the integration space more than ever before. Data/ML is a key entry point today.
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by ramoz 5y ago
There is a professional form of hackathons, often found in procurement opportunities. Participating teams/companies are evaluated via a technical challenge. While not the best way to evaluate for $X-XXXM efforts, they certainly provide
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by ramoz 5y ago
React is fun and simple, makes juniors look senior for a bit, until apps get complex. Sr react devs build even further complex abstractions due to the nature. Angular development is reliable. You know what you're getting and what comes
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by ramoz 5y ago
Interesting, I read through quite well. I wonder what triggers different perceptions of fonts. My eyesight isn't great but I don't wear glasses. I probably read slower than the average reader so that could be it.
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by ramoz 5y ago
My team runs fairly large GKE clusters on preemptible machines, and with a dedicated footprint that can scale if needed. Business critical workloads, we ensure a lot of these https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/d
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by ramoz 5y ago
You're wrong to think this isnt a general problem with humans and how we process information. You're also wrong to think that Facebook is such a monster compared to media networks or other social media.

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