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by ttymck 4y ago
> And a key benefit of distributed systems is that they improve over time. When you see something that can be made better, make it better. It's not clear what point is being made here. A benefit of distributed systems over non-distr
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by ttymck 4y ago
Decent sample size. Sample was pretty heavily weighted towards parents, though. Is "life regret" a 1-5 discrete measurement? I'd like to see the distribution of sample measurements. p=0.2 feels strong enough for me to at leas
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by ttymck 4y ago
It looks like their DNS is not resolving. How do we know they are under attack?
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by ttymck 4y ago
What is the official kubernetes distribution called?
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by ttymck 4y ago
I won't disagree that my response reads with a bias. I'm an employee, not an employer, I can't deny that. But you say "sometimes... It's close". I think you have to allow for the scenario where it's not cl
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by ttymck 4y ago
I agree the only acceptable layoff is no layoff. I think it's justified to criticize a layoff, no matter how it is performed. And I agree that criticizing the mechanics of each layoff is misguided. I think layoffs leave a bad taste in
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by ttymck 4y ago
How do I map my complex join into a list of structs with embedded associations? I'd probably need to write a good bit of code just to unmarshal the data, right? How are you doing this every time you write a new query?
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by ttymck 4y ago
The truck was in the bike lane, and they needed to use caution when going around? EDIT: alright, go ahead and change your comment entirely
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by ttymck 4y ago
Pennies? I guess we'll agree to disagree.
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by ttymck 4y ago
No profits? None, ever? https://www.livemint.com/market/stock-market-news/svb-chief-...
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by ttymck 4y ago
> the whole point of chargebacks is the claim that someone else made the payment That is not correct. There are a number of other legitimate reasons to chargeback.
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by ttymck 4y ago
"Talking to customers" is "good PM behavior"? Isn't that like saying "writing code" is "good developer behavior"?
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by ttymck 4y ago
It's possible I've not worked with a good PM, but the fact remains that I haven't seen the industry _incentivize_ the "good PM" behavior you're describing nor have there been consequences for "bad PMs&quot
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by ttymck 4y ago
14 incidents each were a full 24 hours long?
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by ttymck 4y ago
Purely speculating: it's possible, in the scenario that you described, that the fuel is far more toxic than the combustion compounds, so something was indeed achieved Of course, my understanding is that the combustion compounds are als
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by ttymck 4y ago
Twitter video looks like a starlink train
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by ttymck 4y ago
> No need to hesitate - you've worked 10 years in FAANG, you'll get 10 jobs offers per month if needed. So, just do it. Are you certain this is sound advice at the current time? https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by ttymck 4y ago
> It's an open invitation to move your position to the lowest cost country that outputs quality that is acceptable Haven't we litigated this enough? If outsourcing was so viable and so valuable, it would be done already. Are we
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by ttymck 4y ago
How much more expensive is it? 10%? 150%? How much is the additional compute cost? $10 a month? $1000 a month? How much more productive are your developers? Does it offset the cost?
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by ttymck 4y ago
What difference does it make, with respect to security, whether the server returns html or json that needs to be formatted into html? The computation for rendering (in every case I've seen, and I have to speculate in 80% of cases ever)
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by ttymck 4y ago
I believe it was James Cameron talking about "lengthy flying scenes". Something along the lines of: " I want to see it". Edit: found it, it appears to be ripped from his masterclass https://twitter.com/f
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by ttymck 4y ago
What are the requirements for reporting? And what are the repercussions for failing to report?
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by ttymck 4y ago
The subjective nature of reality disagrees with you, sorry.
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by ttymck 4y ago
Is it correct to say that makes it (slightly) more like a uniform distribution, if viewed as a spectrum between one-point distribution and uniform?
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by ttymck 4y ago
I think the OP was referring to majority or plurality of Gen X, not necessarily dragonwriter's, or Central Valley's experience.
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by ttymck 4y ago
The same country that bankrupts people when they get sick.
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by ttymck 4y ago
Well you'll have to define common, then. From the parent comment and "cases mentioned online" I would personally say it's common enough in the US. It's how our system works.
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by ttymck 4y ago
The other responses are reasonable but disingenuous. The truth is you drive anyway. We have a fantastic drunk driving culture in America. It's really disappointing.
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by ttymck 4y ago
Yes, that's what I was asking. Your previous comment indicated the homeowner needed evidence in order to sue for trespassing. But it seems there was no crime committed after all.
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by ttymck 4y ago
That's fair. I think it's a (possibly logical) extrapolation from the undeniably litigious nature of Americans. See recent: https://6abc.com/water-bead-warnings-are-beads-safe-dangers-... > At least one parent

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