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by shusson 8y ago
> Participants in the experiment were given a story...The interrogations were done by phone... Interesting concept, but far from a realistic interrogation environment.
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by shusson 8y ago
> aimed at engineers with no front-end knowledge I would suggest some clarification of "no front-end experience" or add more primer material. I think if you've never developed for a web browser, learning a framework is not
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by shusson 8y ago
> Forrest Brazeal is a cloud architect, writer, speaker, and cartoonist, currently based in Forest, Virginia. He is also an AWS Serverless Hero The authors bio indicates extreme bias :p
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by shusson 8y ago
> but that they(cloud providers) are straight-up reducing the number of people required to deliver technical solutions. I would like to see some evidence for this. Has anyone had such an experience?
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by shusson 8y ago
> Are you objecting to “our” on the grounds that we didn’t build it I'm objecting that we own the Earth and that somehow we can kill it. > people use “our house” to mean the one they occupy, not limiting it to only what they buil
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by shusson 8y ago
If life started on the Earth, then we are just part of a process of a particular rock floating in space. There is no 'our' world and it is not dying.
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by shusson 8y ago
> This is not an existential issue vis-a-vis Apple, Google, or even about capitalism. > It's really a CFO's problem, financial engineering. I'm not sure how you distinguish this from capitalism.
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by shusson 8y ago
Yeah, but an education system is optimising to what it is measuring, can we be sure that it's measuring the correct metrics?
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by shusson 8y ago
> a set of non-evidential assumptions about their mental development I think if you look at the best evidence we have (IQ), it does support the general idea that there are a set of "un-smart" kids. But that depends on the defin
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Building a public dashboard for 80M variants(shusson.info)
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by shusson 8y ago
Ha, you forget how often we change our PMs :p
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by shusson 8y ago
this is what Doctor Octavius was trying to do in Spiderman 2.
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by shusson 8y ago
Yeah but why not generate code from your specification? Or create a model of the specification that you can interrogate in code?
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by shusson 8y ago
For people who have experience with TLA+ do you generate implementation code from the TLA+? Or is the idea to only use it for some formal design specifications?
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by shusson 8y ago
> JWT (I was completely ignorant of it beforehand - cookies all the way) JWTs can be stored in cookies. So I don't understand why you say this.
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by shusson 8y ago
Apply this to a sport team where you usually have solid metrics and replenishment occurs. A contrived comparison at a smaller scale, but I don't see this strategy working. The assumption that you get better hires is where I think it fa
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by shusson 8y ago
Yeah I don't like the finality of the statement the `answer was no`. Couldn't the simulation (virtual Kepler’s detection scheme) simply be incorrect?
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by shusson 8y ago
yes? or maybe you just report the cash in euro? I think you were being sarcastic, but I'm genuinely interested.
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by shusson 8y ago
In my experience focusing on the tools usually ends up failing projects or going over-budget. e.g "we don't have a product yet, but look at all these shiny cucumber tests!". I think a good start is to have someone who is very
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by shusson 8y ago
Looks nice but what I really want is a native client that works with github PRs. I know this was probably a design decision to remain a git client not a github one but still.
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by shusson 8y ago
Yeah me too, but I guess it will take a long time before we have headsets that can reproduce the same experience as high resolution screens.
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by shusson 8y ago
the demo is still not working for me... update: it's working
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by shusson 8y ago
> turns out a lot of medieval cities/towns are really pleasant places to walk, and just be. minus the poop I'm assuming
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by shusson 8y ago
On average there is only a 0.6% difference between human genomes [1]. And the reference genome already exists and is constantly being updated [2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_genetic_variation [2] https:&#
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by shusson 8y ago
> Thus, the pre-filter would find a good fit against the reference copy, compute a diff that's sparse, and compress that. Yeah that already happens [1]. But before you can compute the diff, you have to read the genome with a level o
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by shusson 8y ago
> I guess it is totally possible that the corner of academia that I grew up around (ocean sciences at a lab removed from the main campus) is an outlier If only there was some way to investigate your statement. Like some sort of study tha
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by shusson 8y ago
| How we spent $30k in Firebase in less than 72 hours By not checking Google Billing after you launch your website. At the very least you should have a billing alert.
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by shusson 8y ago
yeah it's concerning, is there a way we can alert a moderator/admin or something?
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by shusson 8y ago
| could only mean it is opinion based flagging or something worse is going on
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by shusson 8y ago
wondering the same thing, people flagging it?

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