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by rukuu001 3y ago
Also see Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky for more smart-spider science fiction
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by rukuu001 3y ago
Yeah, the Compatibility section states 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max only.
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by rukuu001 3y ago
> Right now, inside you, are the very organisms that will begin to break down your body after you breathe your last. Carbon dioxide accumulates in your body, creating an acidic environment and rupturing cell walls, which release an enzym
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by rukuu001 3y ago
> But yes, my overall experience is that I think we are in for an exciting new time, but we are lacking a new coding paradigm. This is the big one for me. I feel like we're all having "640K ought to be enough for anybody"
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by rukuu001 3y ago
Not just you. Perhaps no other software feature has caused more hours of lost productivity than Excel auto-formatting whatever to a date. Edit: I wonder, does '1-1' count as a 'continuous string of letters and numbers'
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by rukuu001 3y ago
Yeah I think of sales people like farmers - there’s a lot they have to get right to get a good crop, but if conditions are poor, nobody gets anything.
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by rukuu001 3y ago
Balm for my heart. I'm looking after a decision support system at the moment, and am encountering all the challenges raised here. Glad to see my experienced is not unique.
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by rukuu001 3y ago
Whether it's universally true or not, I personally found an unexpected week with sketchy-to-no internet made a huge difference to my ability to focus. I realised that my ability to think about things for an extended period of time is d
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by rukuu001 3y ago
It's an exacerbation of an existing problem - who has not been sent an Excel file and opened it to discover some Sharepoint (or whatever) link is missing.
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by rukuu001 3y ago
> For AI, we do not use audio, video, or chat content for training our models without customer consent. Don't we provide consent when we agree to the TOS? And we can't use the product without doing that?
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by rukuu001 3y ago
Thanks OP, this is useful!
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by rukuu001 3y ago
Yeah not the whole peleton, but most of Armstrong’s main rivals right? Like Contador etc. (I know his test was contentious).
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by rukuu001 3y ago
ORMs work great early on, but you’ll always end up fighting them.
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by rukuu001 3y ago
Absolutely. It's just the easiest example.
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by rukuu001 3y ago
It's hard! There's not much space between emotional support and indulgence. Parents' anxieties fill that space tho :)
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by rukuu001 3y ago
The opposite of emotional support is if you're crying, people around you say "don't be a baby." Actual emotional support can take a lot of different forms. I'd say that it includes someone recognising the emotions y
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by rukuu001 3y ago
Yes, this is tricky, but ideally the definition of done is decided before the card gets into the 'in progress' column.
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by rukuu001 3y ago
I think the industry is diverging. - There's very high-level engineering occurring ('computer science'). I always assumed this would be at places with 'web-scale' problems, but I've been seeing amazing work in
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by rukuu001 3y ago
I've wondered about this, and what need it serves in people that they're not getting otherwise? Usenet was pretty popular from the beginning and maybe the first 'social media', and succeeded without marketing.
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by rukuu001 3y ago
The place you never wanted to see in daylight.
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by rukuu001 3y ago
I always imagined Kafka thinking '...hmmm, this Samsa guy is a real pest... Let's turn him into a bug!'
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by rukuu001 3y ago
I don't know if the article is a helpful answer to the question, but it's a very true answer I think. My path to 'doing' systems engineering for a time (it really wasn't my thing) was by maintaining software an actu
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by rukuu001 3y ago
Happy birthday WordPress :) It is both excellent, and terrible. Choosing to use WordPress you will experience both in equal measure, without knowing when exactly. Enjoy.
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by rukuu001 3y ago
Standard warmup - scales and arpeggios round the circle major n minor. 15 mins.
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by rukuu001 3y ago
man that looks so much like a couple of toddlers playing soccer. extremely cool
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by rukuu001 3y ago
Coal mining towns mostly. Companies built worker housing (and charged for it), paid workers in scrip that could only be redeemed at the company store. It became de facto slavery.
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by rukuu001 3y ago
And breast cancer
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by rukuu001 3y ago
Was my first thought. Just had a discussion this morning about LinkedIn being the least fun of all social media, like an internal email meme chain that never, ever ends.
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by rukuu001 4y ago
Brandolini is a great guy! He’s also behind ‘event storming’ which can be a pretty nice way of getting shared understanding and design of a system.
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by rukuu001 4y ago
Standard procedure, especially if its not feasible/convenient to actually charge someone. I've been wondering what cops are using these days since phonebooks aren't a thing any more. Guess a lot of people are 'falling do

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