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Networking mostly, RMI, JMX. Its our internal rules too, getting egress to work on our segregated networks.
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We haven't even got to ops stage yet. Small team has spent 6 months trying to repackage our app into openshift and still barely works. I think everyone regrets even looking at it.
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Or the antibody test was wrong. Seems most of the tests look super noisy.
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I have a lot more sympathy for animals in the zoo as well.
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Yeah I go outside 2-3 times a week already. I just want to visit my parents, sit at a proper desk, and have my children play with some friends.
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Honestly its scary the talk of another year like this. I have a family and even with them around living all day in my apt is starting to drive me crazy. I'd hate to be living by myself. Its a lot like solitary confinement. My Brother h
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If its America yes I think its normal you're available for important decisions and emergencies, esp in a small team. 3hrs/week sounds too much though.
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Agreed the typical environment is horrible. Seems to be the best way is to try to work on something really high level or low level. IE use some framework like RoR to solve business problems, or a low level library to do something interestin
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matrix and riot is awesome open source alternative. Awesome API too.
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Right now in my house I have the choice of 3 different cell networks, 2 broadband providers and coming some extra things like satellites. All of them can be swapped in or out without much trouble. I can move houses or even countries to get
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Not only behind Corona virus but also the vaccine implants microchips to track you. The real story is not that a few nut jobs believe it - a huge chunk of the population actually believes it. https://news.yahoo.com/new-yahoo
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Junior engineers can't change culture, they'd there to learn. Mid ranked engineers can improve culture by changing parts directly and encouraging others Senior engineers can hire and fire to get the company to work their way. Pres
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> managers cannot disagree with each other in front of other employees Honestly this is Management 101. You can't run a company when the messages from different managers are conflicting. People will just do what they want with no co
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Maybe in areas where there have been no looting. In NYC its pretty frustrating to see midtown being looted and police having to babysit protesters that should be at home.
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> Odersky's coursera course is a great introduction. Honestly that course completely put me off the language. The questions didn't match what he just told you and it was very difficult to figure out what to do. I gave up half w
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I'm in this boat too. If you look at lot of the Scala talks from 5-8 years ago it talks a lot about why Scala is better than Java, but since then Java has copied a bunch. Now Kotlin is taking over and Scala seems like yesterday's
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> You would be amazed at how much money a bank can make on card interchange Not in Europe. Do you have any links? > Also most central banks don’t have negative base rates, OK not negative, just zero Eurozone is 0%, UK is 0.1%, Scandie
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> There are still many ways for banks to make money Can you name one?
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I dont understand how these new startup banks can stay in business. Previously banks could make money on the deposits in check accounts, now with negative rates they can only lose. Even big European banks are slowly dying.
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The amazing thing to me is phone cameras are still getting better. They've reached a stage where I've given up using an SLR. In the future there will be very little need for a dedicated camera - yes weddings maybe excepted.
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source?
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Worse, Google Classrooms for most of the kids I know.
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Is there a good site to different list models and rate compatibility? The anecdote about fans being super loud are scary. Not just Lenovo if possible
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I love everything dan luu does.
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Pixelbook go is absolutely perfect for people like this https://www.google.com/chromebook/device/google-pixelbook-go... . Good Keyboard, good Screen, Fast and good battery life.
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I am actually thinking of buying MBP for the first time ever. I just want a good screen, good keyboard and unix like os. Lower models are actually relatively good value now compared to X1/XPS. I still dont like the company or design th
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Honestly this is a good thing. There are too many big companies, not enough small, we need more to fail - esp the type that have gone through lots of mergers to reduce competition.
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2014 - its interesting this is when headquarters moved from NJ to Florida. Its a bit like SV - are California/North East expensive because its worth it? I'm not sure if Hertz went downhill because of the move or you just can'
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> The company also found that Dollar Thrifty had let the tires on its cars get thinner than Hertz allowed, and many had to be replaced at a cost of $30 million I always wonder if its worth going cheaper or more expensive when renting car
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150,000 people typically get diagnosed with cancer each month in the US. With hospitals shut that isn't happening. https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/understanding/statistics
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