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by sz4kerto 7y ago
I really-really hope you are not relying on Docker only when protecting 19G of data. Docker volume operations are the equivalent of playing with sudo rm -rf, shit's going to happen once in a while.
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by sz4kerto 7y ago
Possibly: testing and learning environments.
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How so? No waterproofing, worse camera, worse battery life, much chunkier..
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I'm somewhat satirical of course. However: "Here’s a simple test: if someone walks away from another person feeling bad about themselves, they were probably interacting with an asshole." I'll tell you that eg as manager
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by sz4kerto 7y ago
Asshole: people who you don't like. Every interaction with others should make you feel good about yourself otherwise the other person is an asshole. You are never an asshole by definition, of course. Maybe a victim, but asshole -- neve
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by sz4kerto 7y ago
To me this looks very similar to what Google is doing with Flutter.
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by sz4kerto 7y ago
The difference is standardization. Postgres can be installed in subdirectories nicely, as you say -- if you know how. Same is true for JBoss, CI build agent, whatever. Now if you have dozens of these apps then e.g. onboarding people in a re
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by sz4kerto 7y ago
Sure. Contact me at mate @ companydomain.
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by sz4kerto 7y ago
Patients Know Best | Remote only | Full time | GMT+-2 only Our service makes life better for millions of patients, healthcare professionals and carers. Our roll-out in NW London makes us the UK's largest patient portal, and we're
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
First of all, make sure that the management itself is aligned. Patterns reproduce themselves across the organization and that process is mostly top->down. Have your most important values written down. Technical and non-technical. Ask new
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
1) WhatsApp didn't make too much revenue out of those 1 dollars. Most people never paid. 2) If you're willing to pay a dollar per month for search then you are much more valuable to advertisers than most people, so 1 dollar won&#x
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
It's more plausible that someone who was on the same WiFi (or at the same location) was searching for Roadhouse.
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
2 weeks of a full-on allergy is really bad, and it also affected by other stuff (like rain, etc.) It's hard to control.
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
I developed a pretty bad pollen allergy around the age of 30. Every spring I had to take antihistamines that helped a bit (not completely), but they made me either anxious or sleepy. Then just for fun I made a bet with a friend of mine -- I
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The Death of External Storage: How Can I Stay Away from Files?(commonsware.com)
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
There are Swarm clusters in production with tens of thousands of hosts. There's nothing in Swarm that makes that impossible.
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
Now the big question: what determines how your boss behaves. You can bet that it's not just how nice or competent she is. She also has a boss, etc. So your boss is someone who really affects your well being, but it's not completel
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
One of the best thing in working remotely is that I don't have to wear shoes. I could work very productively without these routines; the problem was that I could not switch off.
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
But hey, most developers don't sit in coffee shops :) they are sitting in offices, mostly working on proprietary software that is making hundreds of millions of dollars per year for the company.
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
There's a certain demographic who attends conferences. Yes, they mostly have Macs. No, they don't represent the developer community.
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
We have something similar in Hungary -- a group of journalists living off donations who produce a few big stories a year. It's not an easy way of making a living.
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
> Signal has a far superior user experience. Why? I think Telegram is cool, not because of privacy but because of overall UX (speed, battery usage, reliability, etc.) Is Signal way superior in anything apart from privacy?
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
> Academia has had their chance. You can't say that. (Ok, of course everyone has the right to her opinions.) The point of the scientific method is that it is, in many ways, self-correcting. It's getting addressed, albeit slowly
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
Please support your argument with numbers. 36 participants can be plenty or can be absolutely insignificant. My partner is just in the process of getting subjects for an experiment and she's trying to estimate the required number of pa
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
We have our own version of this -- we're fully remote, so it's an important thing to have. Basically we can deploy a full on-demand env with a single command. It's very useful. (Really, you just launched exactly the same feat
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
Patients Know Best | Remote only | Full time | GMT+-2 only Our service makes life better for millions of patients, healthcare professionals and carers. Our roll-out in NW London makes us the UK's largest patient portal, and we're
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
More complex test setups.
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
I'll certainly bill my long weekend runs where I get most of my best ideas.
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We store data for you in a way that's considerably more secure and paranoid than how other providers work -- quite similarly to CryptDB. We can access your data when serving it to you, but your medical data is never stored on disk with
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by sz4kerto 8y ago
Plug: this is what we're trying to solve (amongst other things) at Patients Know Best. Giving the control back to the patient (you should always have full access to all data about yourself, and be able to control sharing of these recor

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