very_good_man

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   by very_good_man 3y ago

   This is a man who just hasn’t cast Treasure Cruise
2. 32.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   Oh I shouldn’t cargo cult the biggest and most dysfunctional technology companies?
3. 33.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   We may finally again get affordable access to the rule of law in the United States.
4. 34.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   Apple needs to face criminal penalties for the dark patterns with which they prey upon their users.
5. 35.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   Thanks for posting - Google needs to face serious competition and market penalties for the recent anti-user behavior. I feel that the products that matter at Google are controlled by an extremely distasteful group of people. Looting the use
6. 36.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   The people in control of Apple know their market power, ironically, derives from a closed-garden messaging product. Exactly like Blackberry. The longer the anti-customer behavior continues the greater the resentment becomes. Customers do no
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   by very_good_man 3y ago

   I recently played around with this tool to spec out the resources I'm using to host a medium complexity Rails application in AWS. I was blown away by the experience. Lifetime access costs $4 (just for now I assume!) I have no affiliati
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   Chat with Cloud – Interact with AWS Cloud Using Human Language(chatwithcloud.ai)

   3 points by very_good_man 3y ago|1 comments
9. 39.▲
   by very_good_man 3y ago

   Addled, Anti-1st Amendment essay. Few Anti-Musk types appreciate how popular the 1st Amendment is with the public. "Powerless" people (like me) will be dramatically more likely to do business with a person who's willingly ac
10. 40.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    ShiftIt still working basically fine for me after a decade: https://github.com/fikovnik/ShiftIt
11. 41.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    A little more leetcode could have prevented this outcome for this division of Amazon.
12. 42.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    Seeing as AWS is probably the king of the BS leetcode interview track, your aping their behavior in this area as the ANTI-AWS does not bode well for you. I hope I'm wrong here as AWS needs serious competition.
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    by very_good_man 3y ago

    Rails 7.1 deploy with Kamal to a low cost place.
14. 44.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    Academia seems like a wonderful place into which we, as a society, should send unlimited borrowed money.
15. 45.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    Worth having a look at DHH's leadership on this issue: https://world.hey.com/dhh/why-we-re-leaving-the-cloud-654b47...
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    by very_good_man 3y ago

    Is this a joke? html and css as one big JS string?
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    by very_good_man 3y ago

    Leetcode being asked in an interview is a marker of an incompetent organization.
18. 48.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    https://www.fillandflush.com really need to somehow get airlines to give this a code review and try this in real life somehow.
19. 49.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    Comical. California politicians are going in the wrong direction on essentially every single thing people care about. No, we want traffic to go faster. Yes, turns on red are safe. How about a crack down on vagrancy, shoplifting, and illegal
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    by very_good_man 3y ago

    Let's bring the rest of workers up to earning like this rather than promulgating envy.
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    by very_good_man 3y ago

    Bukele has been a wonderful leader for El Salvador. He's shown us that we don't have to live in a society run by violent criminals. We can actually solve the problem.
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    by very_good_man 3y ago

    So what do you think the real number of people who can fit in the aisle per row? 1.2? 1.5? 2?
23. 53.▲
    by very_good_man 3y ago

    You're allowed to wait for later flushes, and to trade your position for a nearby neighbor's! Families would be absolutely fine in this system.
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    by very_good_man 3y ago

    The simulation currently encodes an average 2 second gap between passengers in the deplaning aisle - in theory you could shoot in when a passenger with a longer minbuffer is near you. This can be done so long as it does not cause accordion-
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    by very_good_man 3y ago

    These little real world improvements are available in both systems and do not impact the overall conclusion.
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    by very_good_man 3y ago

    This is why I suspect there to be an even more lassiez faire approach available: 1. ANYONE fills the aisle 2. Entire aisle is flushed (aisle obstructors are somehow severely punished) 3. repeat until done This would probably be even faster
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    by very_good_man 3y ago

    I've considered the "group" issue at length and do not consider it a major issue. People like us are obligated to improve the world for the less enlightened.
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    by very_good_man 3y ago

    It would be cool to see how fast a marching band, say, could exit a plane.
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    by very_good_man 3y ago

    There's a great deal of imperfection and slack baked into this simulation. I invite you to read the source code. In it you'll see that I explicitly afford for slack in the walk and belongings-gathering steps.
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    by very_good_man 3y ago

    No it doesn't. This objection is addressed directly multiple times in the repo and in the explanation.