rb808

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by rb808 7y ago
> download this Holy Sh*t. That means a: users can install software and b: they listen to some vendor telling them to install stuff. I'm shocked either still happens.
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by rb808 7y ago
jhipster is good for basic crud apps.
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by rb808 7y ago
Its scary that my company is replacing old Oracle DBs and teams of specialist DBAs with developers running their own PostSQL instances. Sure it saves money but its gonna blow one day soon...
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by rb808 7y ago
I can't go out of my apartment because of the virus and can't hang out in the forest because of the bacteria in ticks. What century is this?
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by rb808 7y ago
Agreed I've never heard of a 8 week cap either. Actually I thought it was the opposite, if you have WARN act its a 60 day notice period before the severance, its more like 8 weeks is a minimum. https://www.edd.ca.gov/Jo
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by rb808 7y ago
Thanks, I'm interested too why people think car manufacturers are the best place to make ventilators. What are the difficult/bottleneck parts to build?
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by rb808 7y ago
Thanks! I feel honored you replied. I'm mostly a backend programmer who tries a bit of front end work so dont have a lot of time to learn everything. I will try again because every beautiful visualization I've seen is d3 based.
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by rb808 7y ago
D3 is great, but last time I looked at D3 it worked a lot more like jquery than modern frameworks. Is it still worth using or in the decade there are better ways to work with React/Vue/Angular.
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by rb808 7y ago
I think they mean over the next few years. This virus is in every city in the world, we can't contain it everywhere. Eventually its just another endemic disease, but one we can vaccinate for and treat at a steady rate.
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by rb808 7y ago
from the article: > The Governor is also requesting FEMA designate four field hospitals with 250 beds each for the state, intended for use in the Javits Center in addition to the temporary hospital to be constructed by the Army Corps. I
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by rb808 7y ago
I'd love a Rust job, but there are so few roles out there, nearly everything is Javascript/Python/Java. Is it worth even learning?
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by rb808 7y ago
Had my first Netflix problem today at 5pm. Has always been solid before today. Other streaming services were good (though YouTube searching etc looked loaded)
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by rb808 7y ago
Its nice to have some proper opinions and recommendations. Seems the tech world is so full of articles and blogs that show you how to do something, with very little saying don't use this because...
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by rb808 7y ago
BTW I bought Kobo Forma with a 8in screen and its great for tech books which don't work in a regular sized kindle. Cheaper than Remarkable.
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by rb808 7y ago
https://rxsaver.retailmenot.com/drugs/chloroquine-phosphate/... has it at 60c/dose in my area.
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by rb808 7y ago
Its a prescription drug in the US, and pharmacists get paid a bunch. Most developing countries you can buy OTC.
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by rb808 7y ago
> Staffers at power grids, intelligence agencies, and more often don’t have the option to work from home Yeah I'm good with that.
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by rb808 7y ago
Its only been around a few months so hasn't had a chance to significantly mutate- and it hasn't needed to. As such its unlikely you'll get a second time any time soon, however in future years it could mutate. Here is an artic
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by rb808 7y ago
> South Korea has since reported 67 deaths out of nearly 8,000 confirmed cases, after testing more than 222,000 people. In contrast, Italy has had 1,016 deaths and identified more than 15,000 cases after carrying out more than 73,000 tes
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by rb808 7y ago
Yes if you're vulnerable it would be better to get it today than in a month when hospitals are full. However it would be even better not to get it at all or get in 6 months time when doctors know more about how to treat the disease and
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by rb808 7y ago
Why 12v though? What requires that much voltage? The chips are running at a few volts. Spinning drives are gone, is it just for fans? Seems silly to provide 12v then shift it down again.
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by rb808 7y ago
Is Warby Parker doing OK? Last time I bought glasses WP just looked expensive compared to zenni, glassesusa, 39dollar, glassesdirect, framedirect etc etc
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by rb808 7y ago
Most people work in factories, teach in schools, treat people in hospitals, clean houses, drive cars/buses/trains/planes, cook/serve in restaurants, work in shops or warehouses. Most people can't WFH.
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by rb808 7y ago
No, this isn't a crash, the main US indices are just back to where they were 6 months ago. That isn't a great buying opportunity, they weren't cheap 6 months ago either.
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by rb808 7y ago
Surely this is a good thing about the future? Everyone is tracked and when a serious crime happens we can find out who was there. I agree it feels weird now and will need some controls worked out but seems inevitable and not that scary.
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by rb808 7y ago
Sounds like you dont have children. I'm pretty sure for the whole of human history people were crammed in small houses with babies waking everyone up every few hours.
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by rb808 7y ago
What resources would the cluster mgmt require? I always thought k8s was perfect cloud platform as the management was minimal and you're actually paying for the pod resources you require.
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by rb808 7y ago
I think its just a reflection of how much more widely software is used, how complicated our environments are, how many admins/developers there are compared to the old days. Eg the aws command is hugely complicated, but I'm not sur
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by rb808 7y ago
Certificates are such huge a maintenance problem. So many mines waiting to blow up. We really need something better.
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by rb808 7y ago
I used to think this but I realized I needed glasses. :) Still I couldn't use 13 inch screens all day.

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