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by tmpz22 6y ago
What made it "fast"? Were your workloads properly optimized previously?
872.
by tmpz22 6y ago
In my experience most of the "travel blogger" industry is fake in that they project a self-sustainable journey when in reality they have a lot of money to lean on or they peddle "exposure" to smaller establishments that
873.
by tmpz22 6y ago
Yeah that's a red flag "all work stops while executive does x then all processes must change to revolve around x"
874.
by tmpz22 6y ago
Yes because major US based news is the pinnacle of factual reporting. The Iraq war. COVID. To say nothing of Conservative outlets living an a different reality.
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by tmpz22 6y ago
Its a hard resource-intensive problem to dogfood your own OSS at a company as large and diverse as Google. But hard problems haven't stopped Google in the past. What you're trying to create is the same spark in your users as PHP
876.
by tmpz22 6y ago
There is an imperative to be a high earner due to skyrocketing housing, medical, and education costs in the United States. At the same time popular media like Wolf of Wall Street, The Social Network, and Shark Tank, show how life affirming
877.
by tmpz22 6y ago
Because Google is focused on language and tooling development, but forgot to create a killer app example with publicly available source code. Show us a minor Google property re-done in Flutter with code examples and people would flock to it
878.
by tmpz22 6y ago
If we can reduce any source with little to no consequences we should do it. The point is we're over capacity because we've added petroleum and other sources, namely large container ships that aren't going to be constrained an
879.
by tmpz22 6y ago
Can people claiming success with this product provide just a little more context on how it helped your company? I always think there might be astroturfing with these kinds of submissions.
880.
by tmpz22 6y ago
"Instead of a very understandable, rational explanation, what about this conspiracy theory I came up with? What if you know? Think about it. Do your own research".
881.
by tmpz22 6y ago
Reminds me of events like Pearl Harbor or even DDay where multiple signals existed to warn of the attacks and by some obnoxious sequence of ignorance they all went ignored.
882.
by tmpz22 6y ago
What happens to Griddy customers? Do they just lose power until they can be onboarded with other providers?
883.
by tmpz22 6y ago
You could distribute it as a single index.html file, with unobfuscated/unminimized vanilla javascript. The user could then execute it offline no problem.
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by tmpz22 6y ago
In 2015 I worked at a start-up and was in charge of applying for various cloud start-up benefits at AWS, GCP, etc. At the time getting GCP credits was the hardest and required meeting with a program coordinator after getting a referral from
885.
by tmpz22 6y ago
The University of Oregon charges based on credit hours so more or less its an identical price for any degree (sans scholarship). I've always been under the impression this this is the norm. I'm glad your school offered reduced rat
886.
by tmpz22 6y ago
Performance is an odd metric to judge a database, not because its unimportant but because its mostly in the developer's court if they are configuring and accessing data in a performant way. If the data is poorly indexed or queried its
887.
by tmpz22 6y ago
Until you deploy this custom database of yours and customers start raising tickets reporting data loss on remote devices you can no longer access. Much of the value in SQLite is that it has achieved the level of clout that big players deplo
888.
by tmpz22 6y ago
"Nazis deserve to be cancelled" is a controversial statement to some HN users.
889.
by tmpz22 6y ago
Quirky variable names does not a good code base make.
890.
by tmpz22 6y ago
What exactly are you looking for the Postgres lacks?
891.
by tmpz22 6y ago
Ah didn't consider that, which is ironic since I worked across a +11TZ at $lastJob. Thanks for the clarification.
892.
by tmpz22 6y ago
Why are you sending non-urgent messages to coworkers at 3AM? That's extremely unprofessional if you are @'ing them or dming them directly.
893.
by tmpz22 6y ago
Pretty sure a cornerstone of gender studies is the idea that patriarchy is self-perpetuating - that is women learn and suffer from norms which they then push on other women. Is it not just as likely a wife was taught "the way women sho
894.
by tmpz22 6y ago
It's a lot like a new diet. Ya it might help a few people concretely but for the most part its going to be a lot of people posting about how this great new diet is going to change their life but its ultimately ineffective and used as a
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by tmpz22 6y ago
The original comment claimed to be an EMT. That makes their comment a professional experience or professional opinion where as yours is an anecdote.
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by tmpz22 6y ago
Modern consoles all have pay-as-you-go-plans for something like $30/mo. I hate the renting aspect of it, but they provide accessibility to the platforms to those who cannot afford it.
897.
by tmpz22 6y ago
Apologies I made an edit to my comment before yours posted that’s bad etiquette on my part. Hyper rationalization means following a technically correct path that misses the Forrest for the trees, in this case you could get away without wear
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by tmpz22 6y ago
Public health is a drastically different battlefield then public equity. It’s closer to seatbelt laws and geopolitics then it is to day trading. Of course there are going to be different arguments, different misinformation, etc. But you don
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by tmpz22 6y ago
Yes. For five years I’ve been in developer roles with endless responsibility and zero mentorship and it has built itself into an anxiety disorder of sorts such that sometimes I’m not good for more then a few dozens of lines of code.
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by tmpz22 6y ago
I've had to replace my airpods 2 times in 3 years. Once because they slid out of my pocket (the find my airpods app is useless) and again because the battery and speaker degraded after less then 15 months of use. Have others had simila

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