rob_c

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by rob_c 5y ago
Another welcome sign of the slow grind back to normality that will be 2022 :) Just wish I could just go into my time machine for 2025 onwards
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by rob_c 5y ago
why is this not required at interview for sysadmins? it would up the status of the industry overnight if everyone was at this level...
873.
by rob_c 5y ago
I suspect this is 70%+ of all features of all tools remain undiscovered by the users.
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by rob_c 5y ago
Stop being facetious. I offered solid based on fact reasoning and presented results even with this removed from the starting assumptions and the difference in the end being it's between 2 and 8 times worse. aka an order of magnitude wh
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by rob_c 5y ago
unfortunately this is still the biggest problem, plans and niceties... unless companies like tesla themselves (are probably forced to) recycle the whole shebang we're going to get nowhere fast.
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by rob_c 5y ago
I'm sorry have you actually read my reasoning for making this small change and the following argument where the results without even this additional multiplicative are discussed? I don't know who has educated you in the field of m
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by rob_c 5y ago
OK, here we go. You make a statement that X number of people die from the flu in a year. This number is where flu is put down as a primary cause of death. i.e. this does NOT tend to include someone who was in hospital with the flu who had a
878.
by rob_c 5y ago
No I'm not. I'm presenting a very large discrepancy in the data itself. Any inference you chose to make is therefore based on inconsistent data. The choice on how to understand it is yours, I've led you to water. Besides you
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by rob_c 5y ago
And almost none of the tools help you naturally discover the missing feature you didn't know to solve the problem in the most "systemd*" way. The docs are not friendly enough to introduce you to new tools, and they're mo
880.
by rob_c 5y ago
At that point I'd call the docs a developer guide rather than the docs a sleep deprived sysadmin needs at 3am to fix a server
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by rob_c 5y ago
The missing documentation. Just hope they manage to keep it up to date. The feature creep here is immense despite the claims it's modular because individual executables do fixed tasks... Don't get me wrong I understand the power o
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by rob_c 5y ago
Ok, that's just being a bad actor...
883.
by rob_c 5y ago
Just think of ant colonies and how productive they are for so few working workers...
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by rob_c 5y ago
loving the region locked irony
885.
by rob_c 5y ago
I wonder how that compares to ant colonies where we know this isn't the case.
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by rob_c 5y ago
Thanks for replying with that... there's no mass piles of bodies in the streets impacting the workforce.
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by rob_c 5y ago
again, as per my comment, you cannot make this assessment based on bad data, please stop insisting on it. In the UK(Eng+Wales) it has killed <13k total with no underlying conditions as reported by the ONS. https://www.ons.gov.
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by rob_c 5y ago
I'm not questioning this. But unfortunately it is by definition anecdotal. I know 3 over 90s who are still going, and a mix of expose risk and health status. I'm sorry for your loss.
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by rob_c 5y ago
and the definition of a covid death is rather liberal compared to a flu death with no underlying conditions... the whole mess is political
890.
by rob_c 5y ago
I'd argue the technologies are for bigger companies, but not even the cloud itself. Self-hosted 'cloud-like' infrastructure is a better future.
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by rob_c 5y ago
loving the downvotes, again for being respectful on this. Lets retry: Please stop with the anti-intellectualism and fear-baiting based on personal feelings!
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by rob_c 5y ago
no, this can't be backed up, not even with models which post-hoc 'describe' other outbreaks of other diseases/virii outbreaks
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by rob_c 5y ago
"low tech schooling and ignore the fact that it's largely unprepared for a new pandemic" Unfortunately our education (comparing US and UK) are both not going to be solved by increased tech imo (not in the sense of tablets for
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by rob_c 5y ago
"you can" critical and very clear wording, would never stop someone wearing them. But we never addressed a) how to wear them or b) the advertising that they're the be-all end-all solution is wrong and shouldn't have pres
895.
by rob_c 5y ago
please stop being alarmist
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by rob_c 5y ago
congrats to all involved for sticking to their guns here. specs exist for a reason :D
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by rob_c 5y ago
close account, cancel card and move on with life before they charge you.
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by rob_c 5y ago
Not tampered processed and misrepresented. Two my where you can remove the logarithmic plots on the MS data. Tell me where you can get the data behind this great firewall of information other than FOI requests and do gain some basic literac
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by rob_c 5y ago
might help to stick to the countries laws you should be understanding
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by rob_c 5y ago
The data is exportable but you then have to deal with 8MB+ csv files. Still it's better than it being in docx I suppose... But then this would let you perform statistical analyses on _their_ data, I'm not sure they're such a

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