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sgt101
4y ago
Hopefully everyone who is serious has moved everything that the have away from that hole.
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sgt101
4y ago
History shows that this is always what happens, and history shows it always fails. But I think history must have an (anti)survivor bias here because if you do manage to move from insolvent to solvent I think that you don't ever tell an
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sgt101
4y ago
I use it (and GCS) as staging storage. When we bring in data it often ends up on the block store before it gets stuffed in BQ or Redshift or whatever Spark alike we are using at the time.
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sgt101
4y ago
Also I don't wear Hugo Boss because they made the uniforms for the SS. And... Hugo Boss suits make me look like a wardrobe on legs... and are too expensive... but for sure the SS thing.
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sgt101
4y ago
Ideologically and socially. I can only describe it as creepy.
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sgt101
4y ago
Not OP but similar level of experience. I had the leet code once, interviewing for Meta. I didn't prepare because I thought that it was pointless, but I was curious about what it would be like to do it. So, I went through with it and t
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sgt101
4y ago
I hit a great example; got my Tesla to the garage and they asked me to put it jack mode. I couldn't find it, Google's first result said categorically that the Model 3 required a jack mode... I realised that it was auto generated j
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sgt101
4y ago
Well, not my waxed jacket..
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sgt101
4y ago
Similar: biggest issue... everyone in my life thinks I should find something else to do!
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sgt101
4y ago
Well, most people would latch onto the "practiced some music" and want to know more! Just stay off the heroin and I think you'll be fine.
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sgt101
4y ago
Previous discussion. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12470614
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sgt101
4y ago
I don't blame Germans and Germany for taking advantage, but the political maturity to use this to create security and prosperity for everyone in Europe is completely lacking. I suppose unification and the problems afterwards are somewh
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sgt101
4y ago
If the Euro was a currency backed by the economies of Germany, Holland and Denmark it would be valued much more highly than it is now. Because of this these economies have a relative competitive advantage compared to other similar economies
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sgt101
4y ago
>South of Wales benefitted greatly from EU funds. From renovating coal tips to employment schemes. I don't understand your point here, it was the EUs fault that the UK had run down regions... even though the EU gave them money???? y
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sgt101
4y ago
It doesn't follow, but history post 2016 wasn't written in gold if the UK had stayed in. The north of England, the central belt of Scotland and the south of Wales were in a terrible state. Brexit has failed to help, but remaining
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sgt101
4y ago
If only. Of course, you mean the EU. But the UK has run a trade deficit of $60bn with the EU for the last 10 years or so. Leaving hasn't helped that, but staying wouldn't have either. Something has to change in the relationship -
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sgt101
4y ago
by default. But, if they don't screw things up they have a chance of being in power for 20 years... we will see.
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sgt101
4y ago
When someone like Elon Musk does something it is for a reason. He's hiding something.
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sgt101
4y ago
The problem is not the synthetic truffle flavouring, which I like, but the fact that it's so expensive. Very upsetting.
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sgt101
4y ago
>HR should define the perfect workweek wot? >HR professionals must carry the torch for this issue. bruv....
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sgt101
4y ago
There will be another go around - at least one. Next time will be different(TM) There will be a new breed of crypto entrepreneurs(TM). There will be a new generation of smarter, more savvy, sophisticated investors (TM). Everyone will wear c
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sgt101
4y ago
There's a counter to that : https://www.proserveit.com/blog/five-monkeys-experiment-less...
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sgt101
4y ago
My fave prince track by a mile - thank you for the link and the story.
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sgt101
4y ago
I think that they said they would pay 8% interest on your funds. Which I guess makes it quite attractive. A discord server I was on in the spring had people offering advice on how to get this... I just assumed it was a scam, perhaps other p
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sgt101
4y ago
Hang on, when did gold come with a transaction record?
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sgt101
4y ago
You will learn that when things that have been worked on by 100's of smart people look strange there is usually a reason why. This stuff is very hard, contributions before criticism.
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sgt101
4y ago
The administrators / bankruptcy courts will try and do a deal with the stadium. Something like "we can auction the rights again and we will keep 90% of what we get for them, you can have 10%, so you are 10% up, for nothing"
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sgt101
4y ago
Maybe this is good - maybe it will keep the lesson of crypto alive in the public mind...
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sgt101
4y ago
uhm, no, no you won't. Climate models are very conservative in terms of the coding and approaches, but the old Fortran is used because 100's of eyes have picked over it for problems and it's as accurate as it possibly can be.
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sgt101
4y ago
Venezuela might be a good pick? Or just disappear in Europe?
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