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by rozap 4y ago
My title at my old job was was Supreme Commander, Strategic Synergy Group. People took titles way too seriously.
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by rozap 4y ago
What in tarnation
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by rozap 4y ago
But isn't the alternative wrangling infrastructure with yaml files?
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by rozap 4y ago
I also went this route, but am keeping the infrastructure simple in order to minimize lock in. It has been super productive but also I've spent years using elixir professionally and unprofessionally so I'm comfortable with it. The
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by rozap 4y ago
People would have way fewer opinions on it if it was just called "passing stuff in"
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by rozap 4y ago
What it's your likeness in the photo? My wife posed the question the other day: "how long before AI OnlyFans?" and it's a funny question, but also we might not be that far from it. What if it's clearly your photo th
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by rozap 4y ago
Check out speeduino. Software and hardware are open source.
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by rozap 4y ago
Maybe. Yes, the constrained supply caused a lot of people to overpay for cars, and the average monthly payment for a car surged over the last year. The deep sub prime folks will be struggling, especially as layoffs happen and people with no
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by rozap 4y ago
What happened to the previous discussion?
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by rozap 4y ago
Me too. A few days after the latest booster I had some really weird heart palpitations while resting, and I was feeling dizzy with chest/shoulder pain after some moderate exercise. I've stopped exercising which sucks, but will eas
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by rozap 4y ago
Agree that a lot of it has to do with rate of growth. Compare emacs or postgres codebases with some of the horror shows that are the codebases at VC-hyper-growth startups.
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by rozap 4y ago
Blockchain solves this.
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by rozap 4y ago
Your videos are on the extreme end of the quality distribution. I wonder if your observation applies as much to the middle part of the bell curve.
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by rozap 4y ago
After programming in elixir/erlang for ~8 years (for fun and professionally), I have to agree. I've had to dig into the "why" of BEAM a number of times, and I can't remember ever being disappointed. The decisions th
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by rozap 4y ago
we were like 14 my friend
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by rozap 4y ago
I hosted a phpbb board out of my room during high school. Our school board had just done the "one laptop per kid" thing, and the machines were all locked down and most of the fun sites were blocked, but not my site, because IT did
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by rozap 4y ago
Yes, and yes can become big, but you can scope it to certain processes, function calls, modules, pattern matches, etc, etc. So it's fine if you know what you're doing. Legend has it that a major cell network was briefly taken offl
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by rozap 4y ago
Debugging is hard regardless of the concurrency model but building an understanding of what the code is supposed to be doing is way easier when the code reads sequentially versus async. As far as debugging changing the scheduling of the p
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by rozap 4y ago
> but at the same time also weary as our experience with coders from India is far from stellar. it boggles the mind that you apparently don't understand selection bias, and would say something like this on a public forum, in
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by rozap 4y ago
Atlassian products would be twice as fast.
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by rozap 4y ago
Except that you only live once. If I can buy a house with a mortgage and live in my own place for years of my finite existence versus trying to save money while paying for someone else's mortgage and living in a basement, what seems mo
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by rozap 4y ago
Nobody has an incentive to electrify if oil and gas are still artificially cheap.
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by rozap 4y ago
Clicked through a handful and it's really weird how everyone describes their company in terms of another company. "Uber but for X", "Fivetran but for X", "Plaid but for X", etc etc.
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by rozap 4y ago
Dealers have razor thin margins, like 1-2%. They make it up in...creative ways.
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by rozap 4y ago
Clearly we need a micro service, we know that relational databases are not up to this task of telling us facts about related data.
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by rozap 4y ago
Yea, I don't think the idea has any real value. It kind of falls in between a bookmarking tool and a search engine. But forming search engines from trees of other search engines is kind of cool, and I have stumbled onto knowledge that
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by rozap 4y ago
I'm beginning to think that there's no right answer, because the ideal crawling rules depend a lot on what type on content you're seeking, which obviously can't be known up front. I'm working on a federated search t
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by rozap 4y ago
Same.
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by rozap 4y ago
I really doubt it's a hard delete.
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by rozap 4y ago
That wasn't my experience. In college a roommate spilled a pint of beer on my ZenBook. They replaced the keyboard for me even though I was clear that it was an accident and not a product failure. I've bought zenbooks ever since th

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