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This seems obvious...as the author says, face-to-face interaction leads to happier (people) teens (bar sleep). People with friends seem to spend more time face-to-face with other people. This seems like a no-brainer.
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Yeah, I don’t understand why pay is so depressed. Often times, junior engineers get paid like 60-120k. I would say senior engineers usually output double, if not more, than a junior engineer. Why doesn’t pay scale with productivity? Like, m
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8y ago
What about ceramic, glass, or heat activated?
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8y ago
Why did GitLab go to Azure in the first place?
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8y ago
Do you know why?
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8y ago
That's more part of CHaP: https://medium.com/netflix-techblog/chap-chaos-automation-pl... and FIT: https://medium.com/netflix-techblog/fit-failure-injection-te... -- it's a mechanism to
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8y ago
Does anyone know if there are any plans to standardize (d)TLS VPNs?
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8y ago
Just curious, what's the memory footprint on the encoder in real life? Do different video encoders, for the same codec, and input produce different outputs, or is the algorithm specified in a way where it produces the same results for
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8y ago
According to who / what?
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8y ago
Is this OSS? > As part of our engineering process at Fauna, we have built a comprehensive suite of unit and property-based tests and as well as a sophisticated distributed testing framework that is capable of checking the behavior of Fau
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8y ago
Why not aeroponics?
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8y ago
How do you debug the Java runtime, or when you Java program does something other than desired?
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8y ago
Places where I want automatic cloning: 1. Anywhere I call clone(). That should be the default / automatic. 2. Anywhere where I can get copies than explicitly move for lambdas The problem with the latter is that I have to call clone out
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8y ago
Pretell, how does my code not show an understanding of the memory model? I understand how the memory model works, I just want the language to _do the easy thing_ (copy) in most scenarios, and make embedding (Cells, RCs) / unwrapping mo
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8y ago
Have you written Erlang?
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8y ago
I'm not arguing the borrow checker is wrong, I'm just saying, rather than being the Star Ship: Enterprise's computer, and asking me to put up shields, I want the language to put up the shields for me. Yes, they might result i
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8y ago
I also saw (1) be true most of the time. Why isn't Copy / Clone / Immutability the default (pass by value), as opposed to the exception? It seems like if you found this was slow, you could go back and fix things when you need
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8y ago
Eh, in the last press release from Mozilla, they say otherwise: > Confidence when doing systems-level programming. For old hands, Rust’s guarantees mean you can spend less of your time and attention on avoiding pitfalls, which makes it p
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8y ago
I tried Ada a while ago. It seems like a neat language. Maybe I’ll do a blog post on it too, but it turned into a rabbit hole. I think one of the problems was where can I go to ask Ada questions?
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Hey! This is regulation at work when it's working. That's awesome. I gotta say, I'm a pretty big fan of the FAA in terms of taking their approach of to safety and regulation. This seems kinda weird though to authorize for a c
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8y ago
Why is this a radar station?
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8y ago
Yes
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8y ago
It sounds like this person didn’t pay for support.
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8y ago
Once you hit a certain spend, Google contacts you and asks you to sign a thing.
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8y ago
IIRC, A couple things: * When you have invoicing setup, the above shouldn't happen. You need to keep a payment method in good standing, but you have something like 10 days to pay your bill. -- They do a little bit more vetting (KYC) on
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8y ago
I wonder if OP paid for Support? https://cloud.google.com/support/?options=premium-support#op... And had they converted their project to monthly invoicing: https://cloud.google.com/billing/docs
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8y ago
So, previously Microsoft used to have a program to integrate new companies, called “venture integrations”. I wonder if LinkedIn is going through VI, or not.
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8y ago
So, as someone who has only dabbled in Pony, and Rust, I'll try to give an answer. With Rust, you have to fight the borrow checker, and either work out lifetimes manually, or just copy stuff around 'by hand' -- In reality, th
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9y ago
But, if you put it on IPFS, what hosts the wallet, and wallet API? Also, last I checked, IPFS is not censorship resistant: https://github.com/ipfs/faq/issues/36#issuecomment-140567411
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So, I might be an idiot. I investigated “Dapps” the other day, and I’m struggling to see the point of these. Yes, they use a blockchain to store their data, and their data manipulation logic (“contract”, or schema, and stored procedures as
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