sambull

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by sambull 8y ago
eh, slack should just die in a fire. If I could name the most hated tool in my organization that would be it. Just set that to crap DND check at 5:30pm.
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by sambull 8y ago
Is there a difference? Is it easier to pass laws specifically outlawing something, or to dismantle something with current laws?
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by sambull 8y ago
Shady is the gig economy business model, with a slice of no accoutability.
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by sambull 8y ago
Also how your end user configures their router (buffer bloat would be compounded here I think)
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by sambull 8y ago
Sev1 for us, end users are 24/7 manufacturers and they consider this a business stoppage, this would be SLA downtime. They shoved old school COTs into AWS and called it cloud. Which ugh yea.
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by sambull 8y ago
Printing would be Sev 1, as our end users are 24/7 JIT manufacturers with big contracts. Without printers, no shipping labels, packaging, or inventory barcodes etc for their normal manufacturing shifts.
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by sambull 8y ago
Yea pretty much from my experience now in the US, most private companies use their salaried employees and wake them up multiple times a night as sometimes with customer directly on the other end of the line. Pagerduty enables this to work.
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by sambull 8y ago
In my area your competition is banks with investors (invitation homes/blackstone group). I'd say the problem is locale specific depending on the utilization and profitability for investments
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by sambull 8y ago
Not to mention that it interjects itself as a social ranking system for private employeers.
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by sambull 8y ago
Can't obsesses over the get enough sleep and exercise thing. Even more important working a sedentary office job mixed with a always alert/ops style job (some of us may be familiar with). Realizing when to let a problem be organiza
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by sambull 8y ago
Water is also, a women died in my city from drinking water in a game called 'hold you pee for a wii' [0], also see [1]. [0] http://www.nbcnews.com/id/16614865/ns/us_news-life/t/woman-d...
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by sambull 8y ago
I like go-migrate [0] with postgres and sqlx [1] for just the right amount of orm. [0] https://github.com/golang-migrate/migrate [1] http://jmoiron.github.io/sqlx/
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by sambull 8y ago
Back to PHP3 and coldfusion days
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by sambull 8y ago
And more and more passing laws the expressly prevent you from concealment of your identity in a crowd.
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by sambull 8y ago
Not really, we need to figure out how to stop making stuff and contract economically for our grand kids to have a chance
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by sambull 8y ago
It means the natural means of sequestering carbon are being overloaded
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by sambull 8y ago
Agreed the more we can trick users into thinking they are getting actual help the better
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by sambull 8y ago
Stupid idea with massive impact, now that it's pretty obvious in they they are a utilized food for many organisms [0]. [0] https://www.newscientist.com/article/2180055-mosquitoes-are-...
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by sambull 8y ago
Looks a lot like that doxing I heard about that readit.
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by sambull 8y ago
The Romans tried democracy faster than we fell to the great filter.
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by sambull 8y ago
That supply chain ramp up is going to be more damage done, and at this point to stave off climate change every new plant would need to be primarily used for some sort of carbon capture technology
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by sambull 8y ago
We had combustion engines for a couple hundred years. Then they wiped out the human race.
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by sambull 8y ago
It's real easy to attach a 'hot issue'/ buzzword to a blackbox that allows the security forces to do do whatever they want and get yourself sweet defense funding [0] [0] https://slate.com/technology/
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by sambull 8y ago
No it doesn't unfortunately. Even with no 1% pop going forward we would still have to remove the cco2 and find a way to regulate our temp. The time line makes it sound like those evil hippies were right but lost so we all have.
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by sambull 8y ago
The preppers hunker down the un preppered become migrant caravans / climate based migration is already happening
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by sambull 8y ago
Tesla is a battery company.
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by sambull 8y ago
You won't. Your investors will.
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by sambull 8y ago
Her TEDx video [0] makes it clear, she just believes she knows better and within an hour of any subject matter that has experts she could revolutionize their field by just thinking outside the box. The experts too limited in their thinking
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by sambull 8y ago
Damn not even paying the future of our kids enough money to live in the community they help build and mold. Let's pay the teachers right.
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by sambull 8y ago
RIP brother especially if any of those guys have ideas.

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