sally_glance

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by sally_glance 4y ago
Thanks for the explanation, all those Puters had me confused :D
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by sally_glance 4y ago
Wait so the parent noticed the DDoS but you are the owner of both domains?
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by sally_glance 4y ago
And if you really need it you can even do both tree and vector simultaneously - just make sure both consist of pointers only so you avoid update/sync issues.
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by sally_glance 4y ago
Yeah, they don't seem to make any guarantees at all about the date being displayed next to the search result... I'm too lazy to check the page source here right now on which meta fields are updated with comments, but this is what
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by sally_glance 4y ago
How did you solve it? I want to be prepared if it happens, spent too much time figuring out weird Docker - DNS/network interactions on hotel wifis and the like...
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by sally_glance 4y ago
Disclaimer: Also not a neurologist. I believe they certainly will reorganize in case of a (local nutrient) scarcity or damage event. That might result in "unseen" patterns as well, and by "unseen" I mean kinda random.
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by sally_glance 4y ago
Here's hoping that this is deliberately obvious but also not deliberately irresponsible...
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by sally_glance 4y ago
Haha yeah I'm curious what Spring will become now that the big ones like IBM are milking the cloud-native cow with Quarkus instead of Spring...
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by sally_glance 4y ago
Spring nowadays supports the JDK-native annotations where the exist, and they have a lot of Spring-agnostic libraries under their umbrella. But I'm inclined to agree on the case of Spring Boot... It's meant to be a "conventio
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by sally_glance 4y ago
Same for it's Java-based cousin, Spring :-)
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by sally_glance 4y ago
If you're lucky and your ISP supports dynamic DNS updates: Get a router/gateway capable of running OpenWRT (alternatively some routers might support this natively, or you could setup an old PC for routing), use the appropriate cli
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by sally_glance 4y ago
Yes, get a cheap IoT plug supported by Tasmota and enjoy monitoring, toggling and time-based schedules without "phone home" features :-)
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by sally_glance 4y ago
Or Joplin (has extensions for Graphs as well).
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by sally_glance 4y ago
Thanks for the great report! I also encountered it at a client's place but didn't have to dig in too deeply, which I count myself lucky for after reading this :-D
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by sally_glance 4y ago
Odoo comes to mind as well. Nowhere close to the commercial options in terms of ecosystem/features and hiring/consulting availability though.
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by sally_glance 4y ago
I saw a lot of SF projects budgeted and staffed in roughly the same way as you would SAP. SF started with CRM and has been expanding to ERP, SAP is the other way around. Both are mainly Cloud/Platform-based offerings today, both featur
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by sally_glance 4y ago
ARPG or more specifically the subgenre Hack and Slash I suppose? Both are RPG subgenres though I'd say. Edit: This was for D1-3, sibling makes a good point that the current incarnation might be classified as a gacha or something :-D
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by sally_glance 4y ago
The agencies I've worked actually all let me interview the dev(s) before the contract was signed. If someone didn't seem a good fit we would either get another candidate or renegotiate rates. This was for augmenting an existing te
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by sally_glance 4y ago
The bad thing about this is that they (BigTech) can afford to hire the next Edison and have him build CRUD apps in 60h shifts trying to pass performance reviews... And even get away with it financially (for a time at least).
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by sally_glance 4y ago
I like the idea, and I've seen it work for teams focusing on a single project/product. What's unsolved for me is how to scale this. Interpreting data takes time, figuring out a strategy that spans multiple projects and years
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by sally_glance 4y ago
This reminds me of a very interesting comment on the engineering and management practices at Intel [1]: "I often called Intel an 'ant hill', because the engineers would swarm a project just like ants do a meal." I'v
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by sally_glance 4y ago
As an interviewer I also like that kind of question for warm-up - but I ask it with context. Usually I would get the candidate to go over his previous employers/experiences and when he mentions one I find interesting I take note. Later
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by sally_glance 4y ago
Thanks for the reference, I did not follow that particular debacle. But I'm not convinced this couldn't happen at a faculty. "part of your job is PR" (i.e. fishing for grants) and "they can kill it" (i.e. fundi
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by sally_glance 4y ago
In most faculties this is already happening, mainly because solving a problem that big corp is interested in will make it more likely to secure funding (by big corp), and in general you probably want to discuss (or even evaluate) the practi
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by sally_glance 4y ago
The Arch community has a fair share of very competent people, and probably the best general purpose documentation ( https://wiki.archlinux.org/ ) out there - besides maybe Red Hat on the commercial side. At the same time the
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by sally_glance 4y ago
I think this advice should go with a word of caution since doing DBA work and running a company are quite different things. If you are a DBA with strong networking and leadership skills it might work though. Otherwise I would recommend eati
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by sally_glance 4y ago
But is DK not explicitly about assessing yourself and not about assessing others? I feel like being able to critique the performance of others is different from being able to critique yourself. There might be a correlation between the two,
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by sally_glance 5y ago
Are you sure? This study [1] finds some interesting long-term effects coinciding with cognitive impairment and might be a good starting point for screening the current state of influenza research (via references to/from this one). [1]