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by scrubs 2y ago
Whether viciously written or no, isn't the salient question: why give tax payer dollars to non profits if either (a) no net low cost housing built (b) the customers of non profit are displeased.
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by scrubs 2y ago
Yah ... not a bank ... that makes it worse!
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by scrubs 2y ago
@namaria Preach it!
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by scrubs 2y ago
In one of my early jobs my boss was a Chem Eng from UC Berkley, a guy I'll always remember well. Apparently he had a previous stint in auto manufacturing while we then worked at one of silicon valley's best pcb manufactures. He ex
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by scrubs 2y ago
Maybe the author is just figuring things out, but for many nothing in the article is new. It walks on top of well trodden planks built by many others. The title is misleading (there's been plenty of telling) and worse it's a lame
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by scrubs 2y ago
I've got the book dow 30000 on my bookself published ~1990 ... so a little off
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by scrubs 2y ago
"It is a decentralized asset competing to be the new global reserve currency, aiming to inherit the role gold once had and the role the dollar holds today." If the ability to convert cash/dollars to bitcoin and vice-versa was
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by scrubs 2y ago
Oh man are you on to something!!! One huge, bad side effect of web is the atomization of an overall body of work into 62.9 million links. One pdf please. The book concept works! You know who's docs blow too? Mellanox. I hate their stuf
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by scrubs 2y ago
Totally agree - I will just add that 1 or 2 times a year I do the opposite. I call out stupid when I see it and spare nothing. Clear, straight criticism leveled at management if I can find them. Your right: they know it's screwed up m
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by scrubs 2y ago
Any tips on what the electronics in the badge is also appreciated. Is it a rfid? More like mobile nfc?
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Ask HN: Recommendation for company badge IT system
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by scrubs 3y ago
Totally agree. Moreover, some of the things I look for are completely missing, and those are strategic. So tactical laundry list is a good synopsis.
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by scrubs 3y ago
Let's put k8s aside. If I had a complex system needing say five boxes, I might be able to admin it well - startup, shutdown, upgrade - if there was a simple orchestrated glue between the boxes e.g. on the control box 1, run a script to
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by scrubs 3y ago
"Universities aren’t corporate training grounds." Oh c'mon. By the reverse stupid logic corporations aren't educational centers to train newbies on x86 either. General/abstract is fine and one day one time some how
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by scrubs 3y ago
She's executed only if she does not return at least $27b of the $44b stolen.
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by scrubs 3y ago
I agree. In my corner of the universe (the US) I think the sec, Finra, doj, fbi need the pendulum to swing back 35% to correct for being too nice. What would happen if we had two kinds of c-corps? One fairly if strictly regulated leading to
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by scrubs 3y ago
There was a recent bloomberg article titled (from memory): the fed has a problem. There are two US economies but only one rate. The 95 v 5% split in the US with the middle class worse and worse is a problem. It'll be the same for China
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by scrubs 3y ago
Agree. You'd have to be a bit stupid not to see the early embrace of China was to collect, learn, and participate with the west to only later excise control then exceed and dominate. Here i want to chastise us (the west) for our money,
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by scrubs 3y ago
"You are right, banning foreign equipment in your telecoms are the sign of authoritarian regimes" That's distorted, wrong, and frankly a bit of whining
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by scrubs 3y ago
Haskell ... always in the weeds with nerdy self talk.
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by scrubs 3y ago
Great git Readme! Practical and helpful. I'm def interested. Thanks!
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by scrubs 3y ago
Example lennywich for dine in order of 1 burger and 1 hardboiled egg: Egg in plastic container with lid Burger wrapped in 3 layers of paper and one layer of foil Above put into plastic bag with napkins 20 mins later all in trash all of whic
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by scrubs 3y ago
Agree. Quoting from above: "The breakdown in representative surveys https://esc.nccu.edu.tw/PageDoc/Detail?fid=7801&id=6963 is more like 8.4% for unification now or later (mostly later), 25.3% for independence
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by scrubs 3y ago
"The only real use case for Rig would be legacy languages that don't come with language-central packaging repositories, i.e., Fortran, C++, C." C/C++ are big time numerous and serious real. And they need all the help the
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by scrubs 3y ago
Looking fwd to reading about rig. Consider pushing a standard for builds to the c++ committee. With modules on the table it's criminally bad c++ has no eta to get substantially closer to golang like builds.
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by scrubs 3y ago
Look at bloomberg's bde library on github. There is a convention for naming so every file can only be in one place.
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by scrubs 3y ago
I don't want to go into excessive detail, but I've had an equinix account for several years. At some point I took a new position which took my attention away from the fact I owed them about $7.50. Understandably, they disabled my
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by scrubs 3y ago
Good gracious. A fantastic read. Wow.
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by scrubs 3y ago
The salient point isn't any of what you mention. Basic new testament teachings suggest outreach and help is the church's business: feed, cloth the poor. See also Alger's "Ragged Dick." Leadership isn't stating
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by scrubs 3y ago
If Austin Powers was a programmer: On a leash? What? ... [if only I could work in a] consequence-free environment, I'll be sound as a pound!

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