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by swasheck 8y ago
I do wish that this comment could serve as the banner comment for this post. It's such an immature response to assume that because you're taking responsibility to resolve or address something that it implies that you're to b
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by swasheck 8y ago
I got my start as a DBA working for a company that was founded to serve as oversight for this process. We'd assign a risk label to a loan (from the originator) and then weight our aggregate risk against the documented risk of the finan
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by swasheck 8y ago
I've found that "work" in this case is still even a stretch. With it being the only application that I have open, with one tab on Firefox, these sites (but especially Inbox) cause my zBook to sound like it's mining Bitco
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by swasheck 8y ago
I upvoted you but have nothing salient to add to the conversation above what you've articulated.
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by swasheck 8y ago
It's funny because people are raging over things that Microsoft "said" 20 years ago.
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by swasheck 8y ago
I think that it's a bit more nuanced than that. I think that we end up with bureaucracy because goals are not aligned across silos (divisions, time, etc.) and the systems that are implemented to achieve those goals overlap and create r
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by swasheck 8y ago
Wait. SNMP or SMTP? I'm legitimately asking and not being pedantic because I'm genuinely curious.
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by swasheck 9y ago
... that requires a sign up with either Google or Facebook. PERFECT!
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by swasheck 9y ago
Neat timing on this resubmit. I just watched The Farthest on a flight this week. It's a neat movie that gives interesting (and human) context to the mission and those who executed it. I'd definitely recommend it as a watch for any
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by swasheck 9y ago
Your task is to create a lasting representation of the struggle and beauty and plight of the human race. Your task is to bring meaningful, sustainable, and relevant hope and quality of life improvement to society. We can get more low-value
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by swasheck 9y ago
Honestly ... rarely do you "need" sharding. What you _actually_ need are better queries, maintenance, and to end the reliance on ORMs.
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by swasheck 9y ago
I don't get it either, but it's what I hear (again, colloquial evidence). I'm also at a loss with my recent transition.
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by swasheck 9y ago
These are very interesting reads and I can see how they can certainly color a conversation against KP. This is a bad look for the origins of KP, but hopefully we can allow that companies, like people, can change from their questionable orig
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by swasheck 9y ago
I think that Kaiser's poor reputation is primarily driven by their managed healthcare model (which you rightly mention isn't consistent outside of their region). I don't have evidence to support why this is the case, but coll
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by swasheck 9y ago
I've never been anything but impressed with Kaiser.
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by swasheck 9y ago
Until very recently, and due to a job change, my family and I have had KP as our healthcare provider. So many people derided managed healthcare, and KP specifically, but we (my family, and I) loved it. "It's like I'm a Walmar
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by swasheck 9y ago
So just to be clear, I'd need to install the OS patch as well as the OEM update (to BIOS? Processor?) in order to mitigate both Meltdown and Spectre. Additionally, how does this interact with VMs? It makes the most sense to me that I&#
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by swasheck 9y ago
Extremism of any sort is the actual threat. People as a whole seem repulsed by moderation and centrism, happily sailing the seas of entropy to the extremes.
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by swasheck 9y ago
I also live in Colorado and I've really noticed active preventive measures after the Hayman Fire. I'm not sure why the private lands are so unmitigated. Do you have any thoughts. Also ... "public."
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by swasheck 9y ago
So the post is missing nuance in favor of a "big picture" opinion. I still view it as a thoughtful take on the situation. Then again, I generally only downvote trolls and distractions, not thoughtful posts with which I disagree.
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by swasheck 9y ago
> Think of how we've added data to sports and created a new economy on improving outcomes because the definitions of success are clear with many pathways. I've thought about this, too - using data to work toward solutions to pr
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by swasheck 9y ago
damn you, autocorrect!!
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by swasheck 9y ago
I'm not sure why I was downvoted. Any insight would be helpful (so that I can be a better community member).
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by swasheck 9y ago
Ah. I generally get the zipped binaries and that's where I'm bumping into the account creation requirement.
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by swasheck 9y ago
Excited for the release. Disappointed that EnterpriseDB is now making me sign up for an account to download (for Windows).
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by swasheck 9y ago
I am certainly excited about this. However, I am also curious about what happened to Oasis https://www.amazon.com/Oasis/dp/B06W5H33JH . The pilot was interesting and engaging. I'd like to see where that story
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by swasheck 9y ago
The steep turns should inherently force more caution. The wide-open feel as you exit Eisenhower makes for some of the worst highway decisions I've ever seen.
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by swasheck 9y ago
In addition to the other responses to this comment, I'll note that Eisenhower Tunnel has tremendous stress and inherent danger in and of itself. Let's follow the other route of this driver's path. Coming out of Georgetown dri
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by swasheck 9y ago
You beat me. I was coming with "and very small rocks."
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by swasheck 9y ago
This is the key point and deserves more attention. Mission control was not concerned with space junk impacting the moons. They were concerned with biological contamination altering potential evolutionary trajectories on any of the moons. Sa

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