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by vmurthy 2y ago
I like the general idea. I read the book “Start with no” a long time ago and the lessons stuck. The first principle here is that people have an innate need for autonomy and giving them the option to say no gives them peace of mind. Highly
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by vmurthy 2y ago
I rarely cry when I read (or in general) but the poignancy of this article was too much . I remember how many changes my wife's body went through during our second pregnancy . Juxtapose all the things that Bess went through, it is too
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by vmurthy 2y ago
It maybe that this works for you individually, but does it work well as part of a team? I think it's one of those cases where one needs to do what is convenient for most of the team rather than one member?
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by vmurthy 3y ago
I'd argue that if you are really interested, you can follow a few academics and read up on their papers etc. Of course, that's a big undertaking but it's the only alternative I can think of given the incentives for pushing
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by vmurthy 3y ago
> I mean, once people finish the work that needs to be done, and if there isn't any more work to be done... those people get let go Except , companies tend to hire and fire rather periodically which is a huge waste in terms of &quot
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by vmurthy 3y ago
I can understand the business imperatives (I am a PM at a start-up :)), but can you please make a decision on actually having the sign up flow work without friction (Think Slack / dropbox etc). You can always iterate and find the right
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by vmurthy 3y ago
Does your org have teams for InfoSec? Something tangential like Offensive Security[0] certs might help portray interests beyond your core work but not too far removed either :) . Plus the certs are really really good as per people who work
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by vmurthy 3y ago
But Moniz's case isn’t a case of fraud , no? I’m not insinuating this case is fraud fyi
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by vmurthy 3y ago
One has to wonder if the Nobel prize was a mistake. Even if it was, no , a Nobel prize can't be revoked as per this[0] [0] https://www.nobelprize.org/frequently-asked-questions/#:~:te... .
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by vmurthy 3y ago
I was hoping to learn the tricks and tips of the trade ( QA) but the article deals with someone's experience as a QA in gaming. Good read , though , in case you are in interested in anecdotes etc :).
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by vmurthy 3y ago
This reminds me of the sub Reddit /r/twosentencehorror. < https://www.reddit.com/r/TwoSentenceHorror/ >.
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by vmurthy 3y ago
There's a lot of difference between not getting along well with each other and not trading . "From 2015 to 2022, India-China bilateral trade grew by 90.14%, an average yearly growth of 12.87%. In 2022, the overall trade with China
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by vmurthy 3y ago
The deposit is $1.25 million if anyone is looking to buy a few ;-)
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by vmurthy 3y ago
Hmm. Something strange. When I open the link in a new tab, I see the article but just clicking it in the same tab redirects to Google. I’m on iOS safari fyi
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by vmurthy 3y ago
From the article “ICANN has picked the TLD string that it will recommend for safe use behind corporate firewalls on the basis that it will never, ever be delegated. The string is .internal, and the choice is now open for public comment” Sav
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by vmurthy 3y ago
Not to take away anything from Mr Penzias but here’s how I remember his name :-) “Although Penzias and Wilson had not been looking for cosmic background radiation, didn’t know what it was when they had found it, and hadn’t described or inte
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by vmurthy 3y ago
Hey Jeff. Big fan of your channel :-).
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by vmurthy 3y ago
> What is the difference between a "homelab" and a "creator"? lol. I meant it a bit tongue-in-cheek. A homelabber is someone who isn’t interested in showing off his/her videos of homelabbing. A creator is :-P
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by vmurthy 3y ago
From wikipedia [0] "John Lorimer Campbell is an English YouTuber and retired nurse educator known for his videos about the COVID-19 pandemic. Initially, the videos received praise, but they later veered into misinformation.[2] He has b
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by vmurthy 3y ago
Looks like decent specs for a homelab (although not for "creators" :-P) SoC – MediaTek MT7981B (Filogic 820) dual-core Cortex-A53 processor @ 1.3 GHz *Networking* - 2.5GbE RJ45 port - Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 port - D
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by vmurthy 3y ago
I like this paragraph from the article. Sort of first principles approach to the whole thing :) "The basis for the whole system is the A0 format which has an area of one square meter. With an aspect ratio equal to the square root of tw
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by vmurthy 3y ago
I’ve read part of his other book - “The Equation”. Good book and touches on the importance of “networks” in fields like art where you can’t measure quality. Should pick this one up. [0]( https://www.goodreads.com/en/book
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by vmurthy 3y ago
As a Sydneysider, I feel offended that you left us out ;-). Or included in the “…”
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by vmurthy 3y ago
On the contrary - don’t you think the message this sends will make things better re other chemical products? Either the manufacturers themselves will find better versions of dangerous chemicals or the users will wake up.
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by vmurthy 3y ago
Strangely , I got a 404 . After some digging , this is the correct link that worked [0] [0]( https://graphite.dev/blog/every-engineer-should-understand-g... )
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by vmurthy 3y ago
I tried it on my local server using `docker` . Pretty neat solution! Need a bit of tweaking to get it to accept connections from machines on the same network but works overall :) .
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by vmurthy 3y ago
Didn’t see anyone mention Indian buffets in India. In my hometown of Bengaluru , many restaurants offer buffets. Weightage is given to starters ( I’m vegetarian so I tend to eat paneer ones ). Desserts are a few Indian sweets and lots of ch
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by vmurthy 3y ago
Personal experience has been great with Dell 27 4K UHD Monitor - S2721QS [0]. Similar workload to you although I am not a developer . Cost about 300 AUD. There's a USB-C one , too for about 700 SGD [1] [0] https://www.dell.c
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by vmurthy 3y ago
So I went down the rabbit hole of going to the website. Guess what happens when you click the book link? "Your server is running PHP version 5.6.40 but WordPress 6.3.2 requires at least 7.0.0" [0]. Not sure how this fell through.
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by vmurthy 3y ago
For the uninitiated, namma yatri is built on an open platform ONDC[0] (which itself is supported by the Govt of India) . There are parallels between ONDC and UPI. UPI has made inroads by removing Visa/Mastercard fees for merchants. Wit

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