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by tupputuppu 6y ago
I'm not an AWS expert by no means, but from what I've played around with it it's miles away from something like Heroku where you just have a two-line config file in your Github repo, you point Heroku to the repo and say &quot
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
So it's what - easier to buy? Can be managed from the same web site that you use to manage your droplets, instead of having two UIs?
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
It seems like their pitch is that it's a bit cheaper. Although it doesn't have most of the features Heroku has... nowadays they have some pretty great stuff, like a managed Postgres database connected to Kafka.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Not sure what you mean. Heroku can autodeploy from a Github repo just as well? You don't need the CLI for that
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
I'm confused - are you talking about inequality of opportunities (social mobility) or inequality of outcomes? Yes, we have really high income taxes which means our income equality is less in Nordics than in the USA. However, that also
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
No, you'd actually have gifted schools for gifted children from gifted parents, unrelated to how rich they are. IQ is highly hereditary. Asians which now dominate these schools weren't rich, they were both economically as well as
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
I'm not sure if I understand you: isn't it a truism to say increasing opportunities for a group increase their outcomes? Maybe we shouldn't expect similar outcomes from different groups and shouldn't focus on groups at a
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Can you show evidence of any bias in the testing? Could it be possible its not biased? Asians are a historically disadvantaged population who have had to ensure so much racism in USA, yet unlike blacks in recent decades they've had hug
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
I'm from Finland and I don't understand what you're talking about. There are no gifted options in elementary school but immediately from high school onwards standardised tests rank students into better and worse schools. Ever
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Three points is literally nothing. From and SD of 24 used here in Europe that's 0.125 standard deviations.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
It's unlikely. You're suggesting there's an even bigger bias but one which we've been unable to quantify scientifically to even a limited extent (compared to this study, which provides clear evidence)
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Men have worse grades than women, so women get all the more desired non-STEM jobs. Men don't dominate STEM fields, it's actually that women dominate NON-STEM fields and men are only left With STEM jobs
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
More likely this is due to synergies Morgan Stanley expect, such as being able to cross-sell their other products to Etrade customers, and being able to convert their current customers to Etrade. Even if Etrade is way behind the current gen
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
A consumption tax can also be made progressive.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
None of these are for sales in Europe, or more specifically in Nordics.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Oh man. Just reading the headline I thought it was some sort of a parody. Why would anyone install OpenBSD on a laptop? Sometimes HN goes a bit too far. Is this technology as a tool to make life easier or better for someone or is this just
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
And bringing politics to the office help how?
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Shareholder value creation provides at least some shackles to management empire building. Stakeholder capitalism means they're free to waste company resources on whatever fad they can reap personal PR points on.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
I think it's more likely that no amount of good practices and process will work if people don't understand them. The process still improves things compared to doing things ad hoc.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Based on my experience sharing things in-person is much more productive. I think you're looking from a developer perspective and thinking "how can I produce as much functionality without being impeded", which is your point of
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
I'm sorry if I'm daft just are you jokin or not?
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Tiktok doesn't have or ask for location permission at least on iPhone
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Honest question: why did you stay so long?
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
It needs strategic fit FOR THE BUYER, not the seller. Besides, M&A is more driveen ny management hubris than business value anyway.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Indeed, and now the Association of American Orchestras wants to end blind auditions because they don't get enough black people that way ️ https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/16/arts/music/blind-aud
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Probably because they feel their time is too valuable for that learning curve, or because even by spending lots and lots of time on learning, you still can't match the productivity of somewhat usable software (please note that I hate
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
There are forced abortions and sterilizations which are counted as actual genocidw by UN (not just "cultural genocide")
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
As described in the article, we are living in a period known as the Great Moderation, a previously unforeseen time of financial stability, low unemployment, and lack of Major depressions. Bringing up autocratic developing countries isn&#x27
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
It's safe to say Modern Monetary Theory is rejected by most if not all mainstream economists.
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by tupputuppu 6y ago
Don't blame yourself. If you're perfectly capable of using LG that's just clear indication the usability issues are with Darktable.

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