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by reillyse 4y ago
This concept is so strange. I'm not sure what country you are from, but I'm going to assume the US. Would you think it was OK if another country destroyed something in America because they thought it was damaging the environment.
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by reillyse 4y ago
Cynical me thinks that if NASA tried to get funding for a project that could detect large scale methane plumes which might be used against the oil and gas industry they might just not be able to get that funding.
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by reillyse 4y ago
Lots of countries do this. It just takes leadership.
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by reillyse 4y ago
I hear what you are saying. I think this class of problem is one that the legal profession have solved mostly . Their solution is the "reasonable person" test. Would a mythical "reasonable person" believe what the person
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by reillyse 4y ago
Step one, get rid of the money in politics. Step two, solve people's problems.
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by reillyse 4y ago
That is an interesting point. But maybe we don't even need to preemptively define harmful speech. You could just say people are responsible for what they say and if somebody then harms someone based on what you said (and it was untrue)
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by reillyse 4y ago
We have many curbs on alcohol. Many to prevent situations like you describe. Maybe it is responsible to also limit speech especially when it can cause harm.
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by reillyse 4y ago
I appreciate the feedback and I'll be updating the site to add it all in. Thanks! I think we can definitely help out with your stack, my email is in my profile if you want to get in touch.
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by reillyse 4y ago
Yes, I'll need to update the site. I'm always torn between putting too much info there or not enough, but I guess I need more. We don't keep an image per customer. But we do have general images, so something like ruby-2.8-nod
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by reillyse 4y ago
Just saw the question about testing splitting - yes there is automation magic. You give us a command to list your tests and we split them as optimally as we can.
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by reillyse 4y ago
Thanks, the kind words really do mean a lot! So each prebuilt environment is basically a container that is exclusively accessed by your test runner. We set up the environment in the container and code and tests are run there. So there is no
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by reillyse 4y ago
Yea, that sounds somewhat normal. I see builds getting bigger when you add in a bunch of yarn packages, building assets and webpacker etc. As projects get larger these tend to bloat up. You might be interested in looking at this demo of a R
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by reillyse 4y ago
Listen I'm not defending queuing, I think that that is not the correct way to do things. But people definitely do. Current services queue.
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by reillyse 4y ago
I think you'd be surprised how long some tests queue waiting for a runner - but I do agree with you that it's not the longest delay running tests, and it is relatively easy to fix with budget. I would say our solution mostly break
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by reillyse 4y ago
Python is actually on the roadmap, it's next up. Is it something you are interested in? We are in the process of trialing our solution with one other company, I'd love to add you to our beta test if that was something you'd b
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by reillyse 4y ago
It's interesting to see CI wait times as core engineering metric. I 100% agree, so much so that I'm building a product specifically to speed up CI. We have redesigned how hosted CI works focusing on speed as our north star. We don
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by reillyse 4y ago
One of my first jobs was in Tcl and I still wake up with night sweats about it. Some languages were just meant to die. I have no idea why anyone would be interested in using it in 2022.
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by reillyse 4y ago
This article is super strange. It just seems wrong on so many levels. First off, I’m a coffee nerd who owns a coffee company and I don’t have an espresso machine in my house. I use a chemex and am perfectly happy with it. I don’t even want
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by reillyse 4y ago
This is not true. In a theoretical market it may be true but in a real world market it just is not. People don’t make rational decisions. Prices don’t reflect what “should”happen. Landlords increase rent because they can. No shade on landlo
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by reillyse 4y ago
Moore’s law was a marketing road map for intel. It was basically a monopolistic warning from one of the founders not to release new products too fast so the company wouldn’t burn out. It worked. But it’s not some scientific or physical law
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by reillyse 4y ago
(Ignoring the premise that this is an efficient market - which it very much isn't) So ad fraud is a victimless crime? Where is the money that the fraudsters are earning coming from? Who are they taking that money from?
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by reillyse 4y ago
They should not charge people for them but they definitely do.
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by reillyse 4y ago
Have a very similar setup to yourself. I'd recommend ECS using RDS for postgres. Code pipeline for building. I find it very seamless and a hell of a lot cheaper than heroku.
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by reillyse 4y ago
I had a look at your account and for one that is 78 days old, you’ve done an insane amount of trolling. Are you part of a deliberate trolling org? I’m not sure one person can hold so many conflicting viewpoints?
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by reillyse 4y ago
I'm not a free speech maximalist like many people in the US. I think many things should be against the law for people to say. Inciting violence, hate speech etc. What concerns me about this is arbitrary use of the police and censorship
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by reillyse 4y ago
There has also been a lot of censorship of tv shows (last week tonight got censored) and of signs held at football matches etc which have been removed from television broadcasts.
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Crackdowns and Censorship in the UK(washingtonpost.com)
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Well I guess the companies have nothing to worry about so.
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by reillyse 4y ago
It just means platoon in French.
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by reillyse 4y ago
Do you know how much money the government allocates? I think there is no evidence for the thesis and massive amounts of evidence against it. The concept of a failed state is one where the government has failed leaving the population to allo

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