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by stunt 5y ago
Perhaps partly because we use marketing tactics to make people feel desperate for having all things that they actually don't need in their life. People have so much to give to have them.
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by stunt 5y ago
I once heard a story of how a report by historian turned into cannibalism report after bad translation. Apparently he quoted the phrase "they eat each other alive for food", while the true story was that farmers kill each other fi
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by stunt 5y ago
Musk's law is the observation that Tesla is always two years away from full autonomous driving.
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by stunt 5y ago
Yes, I think we are on the same page. I was trying to explain that having a separate monitoring infra and network group wouldn't work as a replacement for unidirectional network setup, because you sill need to open network access betwe
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by stunt 5y ago
Because unlike their network gateways, their pricing change is unidirectional.
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by stunt 5y ago
What you explained doesn't solve the problem. You still want to have an unidirectional network in place at least between your critical infrastructure to the monitoring systems. Monitoring systems are usually separate and often have the
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by stunt 5y ago
Javascript is just the new utility knife that all devs have in their pocket now mostly because you don't need to master it to build something with it, but also because it's acceptable to write improper JS code. PHP used to be the
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AWS Introduces CloudFront Functions – Low Latency Edge Functions(aws.amazon.com)
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by stunt 5y ago
Yeah I think that works now. But it isn't scalable with current battery technology if most of the cars on the road are EVs. If it was the case, perhaps you had to wait in long queues every time you want to charge. EVs need much longer
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by stunt 5y ago
I think you shouldn't go near EVs if you can't park your car off street plugged to your own charger. I'm sure on street charging will come, but what happens if a few neighbors have an electric car? You need to book them someh
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Tech Jobs Lead the Way in New York City’s Covid-19 Pandemic Hiring(wsj.com)
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Sony will integrate Discord into Playstation Network starting early 2022(venturebeat.com)
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by stunt 5y ago
If any app makes you feel bad, delete it and remove the stored credentials from your account. It worked really well for me. Make your phone less useful. I don't have my work e-mail & Slack on my phone. So I can't even check my
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by stunt 5y ago
Getting top talents or investing on top talents? He has the money and he has the guts to take big risks which is remarkable for an investor. I think any scientist with a "revolutionary" idea that requires lots of capital will proa
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by stunt 5y ago
Another one: SaaS websites, don't make visitors hunt for what the hell the service does. It's somehow hard for many SaaS websites to clearly explain what their service does. I often have to dig into multiple pages to figure out wh
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by stunt 5y ago
> Researchers from two universities have discovered several new variants of Spectre exploits that affect all modern processors from AMD and Intel with micro-op caches. Existing Spectre mitigations do not protect the CPUs against potentia
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New Spectre Exploits Beat All Mitigations: Fixes to Severely Degrade Performance(tomshardware.com)
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by stunt 5y ago
I don't understand 1) Why every company doesn't use Github/Gitlab to do documentation. and 2) Why Github/Gitlab don't offer a cheaper account type for employees that don't code or even write documentation to ma
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by stunt 5y ago
I think that meant to be a joke. I actually do create a few README files every month (cos of Microservices), but I still don't understand why someone would use a tool to generate README files.
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by stunt 5y ago
Thanks, but no thanks.
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by stunt 5y ago
Does Github allow you to use Action for this type of thing?
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by stunt 5y ago
My main source including for the HN.
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by stunt 5y ago
Netherlands is a good pilot because construction costs are high there and also they also have work force issues. Perhaps it will take some time for it to justify its cost in the developing countries because they don't have any of those
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by stunt 5y ago
I think many product designers try to replicate the success of printer cartridges. I try to avoid buying any device that limits the input or supply especially those that require a cartridge. It's a clear method to milk consumers and th
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by stunt 5y ago
At this point it doesn't take much capital to pump anything up. I think the vast majority of early NFT adopters were just colluding with one another. The old product promotion tactics don't work anymore. Creating hype via social n
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by stunt 5y ago
Have you done anything to improve your situation? Have you talked directly with your manager about your frustrations? "People leave managers, not companies". Try your manager and you will see if you want to leave him/her or n
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by stunt 5y ago
A better title: Google is experimenting with post-pandemic designs for its work spaces
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by stunt 5y ago
I have cautiously considered at least two more years of dealing with pandemic in all my plans because we can't confidently say anything now. We're still learning how long COVID-19 vaccines protect people which has a direct impact
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by stunt 5y ago
I don't want to go back. The toll of going back to office affects my life and literally my body. I get things done much faster at home and I have lots of energy and extra time left for myself and my family. Commuting was a waste of tim
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by stunt 5y ago
What does tech people mean today? Farmers are richer where I live and I've been in tech for my entire life. And those farmers do use a lot of tech these day. Does it make them techies with these standard or not? Are we talking about so

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