taude

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by taude 4y ago
which book would you suggest someone starts with?
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by taude 4y ago
His style and pace is a lot different than the modern genre writers like Vince Flynn, Lee Child, and even Ludlum (though Ludlam was of similar age) which excel at fast plot driven stories. A lot of Le Carre's stuff is from the '
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by taude 4y ago
theres a lot of orgs where product people will be onshore and the technies offshore, so the model and barrier kind of makes sense (for this operating model), and typically the Product people will be the more expensive/smarter/crit
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by taude 4y ago
I think the 11" is too small for comics. I typically have to zoom in, or use the mode that managaes the zooming in and scrolling for you.
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by taude 4y ago
Seems pretty clear to me that the site's maps should be generating the warning on them. A downloaded PDF file is only an email away from being consumed by various forms of agents, fence builders, etc. and quickly loosing the disclaimer
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by taude 4y ago
Is this still the case? I don't use FB like I used to, but almost every time I log in these days (2-3x/month), my News feed is mostly friend's posts and ads.
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by taude 4y ago
In this case, it worked for me because it had a youtube video, and I think the quick hook of 2:57 to explain what it is....
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by taude 4y ago
Reminds me a bit of the Sublime Plugin PlainTasks that I used 10 years ago, or so [1] [2] [1] https://github.com/aziz/PlainTasks [2] https://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/Blogs/Productivity-Sa
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by taude 4y ago
I've signed NDAs for almost all large company I've interviewed at. But for most smaller startups, haven't had this requirement, as the interviews are more casual conversations. (Also, Boston area.)
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by taude 4y ago
A different take on the same idea: Cron tab Guru [1]. I use this tool all the time. I'd love a CLI version of this tool, where I pass in the cron expression and it tells me the english translation. [1] https://crontab.guru&
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by taude 4y ago
I'd love to see more of these "you don't need microservices' type of articles be more prescriptive on when you might need them. 20 product scrum teams? 10 different team? Certain functional team separate (like you have
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by taude 4y ago
Dont mold your interview process after a FAANG, if you're not going to offer FAANG money and incentives.
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by taude 4y ago
I know next to nothing about competitive chess, other than watching the Magnus documentary about a younger Magnus. What kinds of things are chess players doing to prepare for a match for 6 Months? Is there something they're memorizin
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by taude 4y ago
When I've gone to some of the big AWS events, they were definitely using PowerPoint during the presentations.
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by taude 4y ago
Sounds like premature optimization. I'd actually worry if the engineers I work with couldn't pick up a new IDE/text editor, etc. pretty easily and quickly, if and when something like this happens. And I'd say the risk
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by taude 4y ago
You've now sent me into the Campgnolo worm-hole, BTW.
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by taude 4y ago
Haa...funny, I only ever heard of Campi as more Itaian stuff that breaks a lot. Even my hard-core buddies who were Campi fans, have gone away from it on their bikes. I know there's a sexy appeal to it. I might have to look at it so
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by taude 4y ago
I have a 12 year old Shimano Ultegra groupo that has needed very little upkeep and has a lot of miles on it. My newer shimano out performs my newer SRAM on my mountain bikes. Was Shimano new to the cycling industry 35 years ago, maybe the
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by taude 4y ago
"Dropper posts I consider to be a gimmick." that's a pretty bold opinion. Might say more about the types of trails you ride than anything. Sure, you don't need a dropper post for a lot of simple beginner trail riding, st
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by taude 4y ago
Also that problem a few years back in the Tour was when the tech was new, wasn't it? Don't hear as much about that as much anymore. Flat tires are still far more common.
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by taude 4y ago
I was pretty anti-electronic shifting on my bikes...but once you have it, it's hard to go back. The automatic derailleur tuning to always have snappy, responsive shifts it pretty amazing. And then not having to change cables out is a n
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by taude 4y ago
I'm not sure I fully understand your use case? Why would you be looking at the map in the middle of a fast descent like that. Were you already not aware that you'd have to slam your brakes on halfway down the hill for a right-tur
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by taude 4y ago
Thanks. We're starting to use DBT, too. I know the forums over at DBT are pretty good, too.
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by taude 4y ago
Yes, this. I'd like to get less of the "Marketing sales stuff", and more in the trenches with the actual engineering teams.
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by taude 4y ago
Fast time to market with a fraction of the effort?
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by taude 4y ago
Tangentially to this thread....what sites, sources, etc. are people who work on modern data pipelines (engineering and analysts) going to follow the latest news, products, techniques, etc. It's been hard to keep up without having Meet
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by taude 4y ago
Another YouTube channel I watch on this type of stuff is SEA [1], and the channel even has a curated list of their videos to help sleeping [2]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/c/SEAmedia [2] Space Sleep playlist: https:&#
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by taude 4y ago
I have a Pixel 4a, and I'm in agreement with you. I'm thinking about jumping to an iPhone Mini, however, even Apple doesn't seem to be making a new version of that....
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by taude 4y ago
I use both, a lot, too. They both have their places. I'm using vi/vim whenever I shell onto a machine; I typically use ripgrep to search a huge codebase for the file I'm looking for and then typically open that single file in
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by taude 4y ago
What are people using LISP for? Other than the Emacs flavor, and some companies using Clojure, I'm not really sure what I'd use it for? Would I use it to replace Python or Shell scripting for my custom CLI tooling? Anyway, I&#x2

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