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What's the advantage of smaller containers? You should optimise for performance and security. For example python's base image is slower, than a container built on ubuntu for python apps. This is shown by several tests. Pythons bas
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limited vacation, no maternity/parental leave, no mental health days, always on call/email. Doesn't sound like the land of the free to me.
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Do you have share that need to vest or something? If not leave with a big middle finger. Or tell them to smarten the fuck up, and tell them your team works in Agile, or whatever your project management scheme was at the startup. They bough
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Worse still almost all new routers and mesh systems, don't have the admin interface on the device, you have to sign up and manage it through a cloud account controlled by the manufacture. If anyone can recommend a good wifi mesh system
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wow, just wow, I don't know where to begin. I think something written by gpt-3 would have less errors on parts of a software stack.
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:o
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NFTs are technically good, with strong fundamentals, and real world applications, the same way ICOs were. But the way they are used has been absolute shit, and nothing sort of utterly useless.
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Been at a company that was acquired by a much larger company to more or less integrate it in, after a lot of push back, and politics, eventually the company was sold, and than sold again, and maybe again. Not sure if it was eventually migra
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A bit like usenet of old, information could be recreated on everyone running a full node. Making it much harder to censor. Now this makes sense for a number of industries, particularly financial, where the data is small, and the rewards are
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empirically yes, for a number of things. But it's still better than the rest.
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I could swear they used to have a button that allowed you to remove songs from playlists
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I see this a lot with automotive forums, or someone steals the name of a popular forum for their group.
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or facebook groups. :(
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curious how do you afford the infrastructure? I found that the hardest part of running a search engine.
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hmm, I dream of recipes search engine that punishes recipes pages with too much text. lol
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acer nitro 5 is my choice for a laptop for running ubuntu, good battery life, I get about 5+ hours.
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6y ago
cool!
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The last startup I was at I hid brick breaker inside the reporting dashboard, that would pop up if you typed "want to play a game"
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wow, are we all that boring, or has agile killed fun in programming?
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Have you hidden easter eggs?
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Some time technical debt needs to be eliminated. Keep backward compatability would have meant keeping technical debt. Breaking changes are fine.
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HR mostly sucks anyways, and needs a ground up rethink, not just streamlining.
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7y ago
CFR needs to use closed case. Either dead or recovered. Currently 21% world wide.
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Great who gives a fuck. The R0 is high 2-3. And the case fatality rate is 21% in the world, and 65% in the US.
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May I ask, why are you not fond of research gate? Are there specific pain points? What is your occupation, are you a medical doctor or researcher?
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Yup, I couldn't have said it more eloquently. My biggest issue with pursuing this is I have next to no breadth of knowledge in the medical or medical research fields. It would be hard for me to understand what would help doctors and re
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Looking at the covid-19 hackathon and wondering if there would be an advantage of a dedicated social network for doctors and labs. Perhaps with possibility of making data publicly readable but not submittable. Thoughts?
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https://angel.co/company/automudo-io/jobs/729392-marketing-a...
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Classified Search Engine Seeking Growth and Marketing Cofounder
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Current popularity of vehicle makes and models in North America
(automudo.io)
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