sgarland

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by sgarland 6y ago
For VP9/x264, almost certainly not. If you jump on a newly-uploaded video, you'll see that higher resolution comes later. It's common to see 720p nearly immediately, then 1080p, then 4K. For pre-x264, they probably could, but
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by sgarland 6y ago
The tabs suck. Gel packs (at least, Finish Quantum) work amazingly, though.
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by sgarland 6y ago
I'm a fan of the channel, and watched the video, but also haven't had issues with my Bosch not having a pre-rinse compartment. It washes far better than any dishwasher I've had before, including ones that had a pre-rinse comp
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by sgarland 6y ago
I wouldn't say it's a lost art, but perhaps declining in ubiquity. I'm an SRE; CLI wizardry is part and parcel of the job. jq is especially helpful/powerful for various services that output JSON.
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by sgarland 6y ago
Parmer Lane, the road that SAS sits off of, is a parking lot in the morning and evening. I have to think that Austin is planning on expansion eventually if yet more people are driving on it, because that's what Texas does - build wider
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by sgarland 6y ago
I worked at SAS a couple of years ago. The majority of jobs they will be offering are contractor positions with no benefits, and pay that in no way compensates for the crazy schedules they run. Starting pay was about $18/hr in 2018. Th
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by sgarland 6y ago
> and adds useful documentation for callers and IDEs. THIS. This is why I started using them, along with standardizing my docstrings. Enormously helpful when you're trying to remember what the function is expecting to just hover it
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by sgarland 6y ago
As long as you aren't relying on it as backup, it doesn't matter for most use cases. I'm about to build a zpool consisting of nothing but 3-wide raidz1 vdevs. I can tolerate one drive dying. In the ~8 years or so I've be
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by sgarland 6y ago
Not having to recreate your Python env, not having to worry about dependencies (once they're pinned), the ability to run the app on a hosted service like Fargate instead of managing the server...
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by sgarland 6y ago
Agree on granular points. While a large chunk should certainly be "was it successful," points for effort and/or general knowledge are good. 1. Did they use man pages? While Google and Stackoverflow have the answers to everyth
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by sgarland 6y ago
Does it provide automated grading, and if so, how strict is it? For example, whereas Warmup instructs the user to create a script with .sh file extension, Find The Logs does not. If the user creates a working script but includes the file ex