salex89

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by salex89 6y ago
Until 7 years down the line you have to round up a team of your most experienced engineers and add some to figure out how to scale the frecking' thing.
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by salex89 7y ago
In my experience, anything longer than 1500 lines chokes PyCharm. And I can't blame it, it's still the best Python editor. Everything else feels like writing in Notepad. It's the only tool that can actually helps you navigate
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by salex89 7y ago
Mostly on deployment (after the process has actually started), but sometimes after (on start). Since we use Azure a lot through the API, there is a difference in the first case. Usually it would fail on the first API call, it would just tel
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by salex89 7y ago
That's my hunch also... Speaking for someone interested in IaaS/VDI, not all instances are available in all regions. For example, instances with GPUs are available only in North and West Europe. If you need them, and they are out
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by salex89 7y ago
Working with all three of them, so here's my two cents: 1. Mostly traditional, "legacy" companies have been hit hard by this. Ones that don't have culture or technology of work-from-home. Those companies use some Microso
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by salex89 7y ago
As far as I'm concerned, no, it hasn't. Writing from Serbia. At this point we're at around 105 confirmed ill, 0 deaths. My fiancée is an MD directly involved in trying to contain the spread. In out of the ordinary conditions
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by salex89 7y ago
I really like the idea. However, I wanted to use it last summer and really had mixed results, and it was a Nexus 5, which is no slouch of a phone. I hope the detection and reporting (via Signal) has improved over time.
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by salex89 7y ago
Pretty sure at least 100M are from me...
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by salex89 7y ago
That's not really how things work. Even with a billion little cheap cameras, you can't do anything because they still can't see nearly enough as one proper telescope, which they blinded. As someone other in this discussion sa
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by salex89 7y ago
I'm blaming mostly Samsung for this. Because of some, for me mind-boggling, reason, Samsung grew to be The Android manufacturer, and still is today. In earlier days I really don't recall their phones being any much better than the
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by salex89 7y ago
Very different, at least between Azure and AWS. The Azure one is very "manual", you must do a bunch of operations separately which are abstracted as a one-click-thing in the portal. Also, when working through the API, you get a se
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by salex89 7y ago
I work in a SaaS company, and we run "a lot of Azure". We open around a dozen tickets annually. The response is a mixed bag. The response times are pretty good, but it depends what will you get as a response. Sometimes you get ask
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by salex89 7y ago
On a side note, didn't know about the whole Siraj Raval "controversy". I always found him shallow and more form over function, just stopped following him and didn't speak about it because everyone was raving over him. Lo
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by salex89 7y ago
I've heard about this procedure, makes me chuckle every time (in case of volcanic ash encounter). "Damage to the windshield may necessitate an autoland or landing with a sliding window open."
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by salex89 7y ago
I'm not really into military doctrine, but why not just leave all the flying stuff to the Air Force or maybe specialized parts of the Navy? When you look up US air units/forces, there is a bunch of stuff left to the national guard
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Boeing reveals new 'disturbing' documents on 737 Max jetliner(usatoday.com)
3 points by salex89 7y ago|1 comments
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by salex89 7y ago
True. Basically Airbus will have time to roll out their own purebred NMA competitor by then, although they have the A321.
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by salex89 7y ago
It probably impacted already. The Boeing NMA is basically nowhere to be seen, the 777X deadlines are slowly being broken, and that should be the future of Boeing. For now, Boeing is dealing with the past, basically, corpses falling out of t
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by salex89 7y ago
Don't worry, I dropped out from it :D . My mom said:"So, you actually might become a garbageman at the end". Slavic parents...
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by salex89 7y ago
This is fun. I grew up on the other side of the world (albeit a "western" culture), and was also amazed by garbage trucks from the day I remember. The whole lift/squash mechanism, their bright orange color (in our parts), the
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by salex89 7y ago
A lot of people suggesting just to forget about it. Jeez, I couldn't sleep properly until I found out what's inside. I would personally be more disappointed in myself for ignoring it than opening it and finding nothing. At least I
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by salex89 7y ago
I actually don't have too much experience in cooking, but with every meal I make I get better. Cooking is not programming. Some of the best meals I actually made were made without precise measurements, just by gut, sometimes in a hurry
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by salex89 7y ago
I would just take it for what it is. The sample is not that small, and there can be more things included, like people who run do other things beneficial for their health. Even so, if somebody smokes and starts running, they might quit smoki
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by salex89 7y ago
The A380 might actually live the destiny of the 767 or 757. Sure, it was a handful for the manufacturer, luckily pulled it off, kinda broke even after some time. But it will be long gone when it will be really needed, when large hubs become
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by salex89 7y ago
Good question. D1_v2, D2_v2 and NV6 have them, because I use them day-to-day. I have some E4, I'll have to check.
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by salex89 7y ago
Search for "Sputnik Inspektor". Enjoy your anxiety :-) .
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by salex89 7y ago
Had the same issue the first time I was using Uber, around 1.5 year ago. Uber is not available in my region, and I was in the States, wanting to catch a ride with my colleagues to the airport, so that was my first time in the app. We were g
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by salex89 7y ago
Great. Now only left for Azure to remove the A: drive from their VMs. I work in na multicloud SaaS, on Azure. Colleagues tease me. They actually bought me a blue floppy disk labeled "Azure - important!". I even have a Jira ticket
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by salex89 7y ago
Can't say about new ones, but after a couple of years of working on a huge Python project, I would accept rewriting it in Java without a whim. I have equal experience in Python and Java by now. Funny thing, I returned from my vacation
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by salex89 7y ago
True... But with the 737 saga continuing, and there is no Boeing successor in sight, and you ain't gonna buy any Airbus soon, I personally believe there are influences in some airlines to actually think about switching. It isn't g

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