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by watt 5y ago
There is a team, that is maintaining something important, underfunded or understaffed. To fix, apply more resources. Well, you can perform surgery, remove team and rebuild, but the correct amount of resources (funding, staffing) must be pro
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by watt 5y ago
Considering the overpopulation of earth, not sure why anyone would prioritize "producing offspring". Maybe someone driven by very base biological urges, sure. But if you just put some thought into it: why bring a child into world
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by watt 5y ago
I am curious if you mean the "chance of anything" as objective, or subjective number here. 0.1% means, after approaching 5000 women, only 5 (1 in 1000) decided to give you a shot. Or was the number higher? (And you are using 0.1%
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by watt 5y ago
Buffer should've done same but opposite what Koch brothers do: fund powerful think-tanks, but left of center, to promote progressive tax and eliminating loopholes and limitation of business taxes and capital gains taxes, I guess also p
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by watt 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namecoin all you want
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by watt 5y ago
What we need, a function that is AWS maintained and supported, that basically is AWS responsibility - that if it did not work - failed to shut down service that was consuming all the budget, they eat the cost.
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by watt 5y ago
It's funny how the weird behavior is a "glitch" until you narrow down exact circumstances when it occurs and then if the issue can be reproduced reliably, then it's a straight-up bug.
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by watt 5y ago
When you sold 1 car yesterday, and sell 2 today, you have doubled your sales. It's misleading to talk about growth in terms of percentage points (or doubling/tripling, etc), if it's somewhat low numbers.
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by watt 5y ago
yeah, but if you really need to store 3 states, why not make 1 first-class concept instead of awkwardly combining two?
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by watt 5y ago
I think it's because on the other side of the station there's the "bahnhofsmission" branch of berliner-stadtmission. https://g.page/bamizoo?share Homeless are there because that's where they need to
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by watt 5y ago
I am not sure why it's relevant to point this out. Actually I think it's rather heartless. Don't you have some ideals to strive for? Coming from Berlin (which has sizable population of homeless) it was shocking to see many pe
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by watt 5y ago
What is "super" ? Do you have some special keyboard?
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by watt 5y ago
This makes zero sense, and sounds more corporate slave-ownership. If you are going to pay the going hourly rate for 168 hours a week, yeah maybe there's something. But if you only pay for 40 hours a week, that's what you get: not
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by watt 6y ago
No, the outcome is really simple. You had your DS420j humming along yesterday, then this DSM update comes around and installs overnight, and this morning you have no access to your files. Synology provides no recourse, effectively bricking
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by watt 6y ago
Sue them for damages and see what sticks. Causing data loss like this is inexcusable. As a customer in Germany I sure hope the consumer protection agency (Verbraucherzentrale) could make them sing.
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by watt 6y ago
It looks like they could have used a deepfake.
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by watt 6y ago
Maven have been really great preserving backward compatibility. And Gradle have been really careless, breaking things left and right. Why couldn't they spend more effort to preserve compatibility for a little longer? In effect we are u
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by watt 6y ago
That joke was funny 10 years ago.
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by watt 6y ago
Did you notice how your budgeting / estimation guideline converges to "multiply the estimate by Pi" advice?
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by watt 6y ago
Philips also sells an actual wake-up light alarm clock(s) (such as HF3519/01 ). They have smaller models too which probably would be OK to pack for travel.
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by watt 6y ago
The comment is about somebody way past their last words: they would have died a long time ago, if not for this artificial prolongation of chemical process called life. If people are allowed to die, they will have last words, and will then d
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by watt 6y ago
It's way too late for that. The unrepairable goods trend is too far gone. I think it's very appropriate that government steps in like this: the message to manufacturers is "you reap what you sow".
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by watt 6y ago
I want to know what exactly could have happened in those 5 minutes? It's mentioned in the title, and then just another sentence that repeats the title: "One chart presented at the meeting shows Texas was less than five minutes awa
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by watt 6y ago
but if you have HR which you call HR, then you might have something else, undesirable, too. I thought this is all understood and does not need spelling out?
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by watt 6y ago
are you trying to imply he should continue responding to you after leaving the job?
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by watt 6y ago
Point is, you can't find not just a better way, but you can't find any way. You either own the CPU farm, or you're out.
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by watt 6y ago
Sounds like the difference between the language vs the ecosystem. Compare and contrast how happy are users of Java the language vs JVM the ecosystem (Clojure, Scala, Kotlin, etc).
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by watt 6y ago
For me, the man-made disaster is the amount of dirty coal the Germany burns, after shutting down their nuclear power plants. And from pressure by the Greens, no less! Man made disaster is the prices for electricity we pay in Germany, while
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by watt 6y ago
He is, and the heaviness of that is not lost. http://www.erasmatazz.com/personal/self/sixty.html http://www.erasmatazz.com/personal/self/seventy.html
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by watt 6y ago
I find it unsettling how one-sided the article is, if it's a "showdown" I expect the same effort to be put in JS side of things to maintain some pretense of fairness.

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