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by ttymck 2y ago
To clarify "$2-3B" nominal estimated cost means an expected $20-30B final cost
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by ttymck 2y ago
This will never be completed
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by ttymck 2y ago
This sounds like crunchbase?
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by ttymck 2y ago
Are you weighing yourself before or after the meal?
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by ttymck 2y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72110208/python-split-1-...
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by ttymck 2y ago
What do you dislike about taxes? You will pay the same tax in the US, and get much less for your money. You might need to focus on what you can control (your business, which you've told us nothing about), rather than what you cannot.
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by ttymck 2y ago
Is it possible that ~70% of the sessions are bots just scanning for easy exploits?
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by ttymck 2y ago
For update skip locked
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by ttymck 2y ago
Because most developers struggle with functional programming.
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by ttymck 2y ago
I always have the opportunity to ask for Y% discount. Regardless of my knowledge of existing agreements.
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by ttymck 2y ago
Why does knowing the discount give you any additional leverage?
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by ttymck 2y ago
What is the scope of a "request"? What if my "one request" is: please provision a vpc with separate public and private subnets, internet gateaway with NAT, an ec2 instance in each and an rds instance with a read replica
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by ttymck 2y ago
> There's big upside to getting it right This is an oft-cited assumption that I would challenge. Is there really that much upside, or is it just wishful thinking? Surely, if you hired Steve Jobs, they might take your company to unpr
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by ttymck 2y ago
For my applications, monitored by prometheus + grafana, we have alerts when no data is reported for certain metrics in the past 5 minutes, indicating a malfunction in the subsystem. With a metric, you can use a monotonic counter to serve as
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by ttymck 2y ago
Who is "they"?
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by ttymck 2y ago
Have you met people?
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by ttymck 2y ago
Fun, and it made me realize I think of "date" as including a year, but there isn't a really precise term for yearless day and time
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by ttymck 2y ago
Indeed, God forbid I be seen as a leech or freeloader
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by ttymck 2y ago
The research seems pretty superficial. Reads much like a "briefing" for folks who have not yet heard of digital nomadism.
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by ttymck 2y ago
> objectively look at the probability of benefit to my own situation, period. > for once being selfish is exactly the right thing to do - if everyone did this, then it would yield the best result for the greatest number of people. Thi
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by ttymck 3y ago
> points out that you already made your choice when you weren't paying attention. Witcher 3 excelled at this. It is the only game which I felt an overwhelming sense of dread and guilt after finishing.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Yes, academic administration is different in different countries. In the US it's especially criticized for its subjectivity, here which we have a great example of.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Awesome story, and a good lesson in "always get it in writing"
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by ttymck 3y ago
I'd start looking for work, personally. CEO clearly has judgment issues.
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by ttymck 3y ago
Wow. This looks incredible, thanks for sharing. It makes me wonder how we've gone this long with increasingly poor data table presentations (the mid-century modern tables are astutely pointed to as shining examples). This makes me ex
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by ttymck 3y ago
https://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/display/document/obo-97... > "No senior Wall Street executives were imprisoned for actions that contributed to the global financial crisis."
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by ttymck 3y ago
Fyi {snippets.AppName} appears in the text
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by ttymck 3y ago
Then you would fly via SEA?
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by ttymck 3y ago
https://github.com/gothinkster/realworld It's just for web app (a Todo app). Your GIS and CLI ideas are interesting, I haven't seen anything similar to realworld for those.
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by ttymck 3y ago
https://archive.ph/ZbSAg

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