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xchaotic
7y ago
You mean like censorship? Who gets to decide? Or do we continue to upvote like we do now?
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xchaotic
7y ago
well if they paid more, it could take out any profitability from a product where real returns after fees are already very low
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7y ago
We have a total of 30 remote workers in our company screen sharing etc daily. We also have a policy of not using cameras and not sharing faces by default. Some people like that for privacy reasons and most people turn off video to save ba
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7y ago
I was recently watching some courses on AWS, I passed the actual exam but I only watched a few videos where things were a bit ambiguous for me. So the completion metric is not very useful or accurate IMO.
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xchaotic
7y ago
Define production and define HTTP3. The beauty of open source is that you can be already serving pages using QUIC and TLS1.3 while the standard is being finalised.
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7y ago
I think you got it backwards. A relational schema change is required and probably a data reindex or reload when you change a data model so relational is the least flexible as opposed to something like Mongo nosql?
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xchaotic
7y ago
How do you know someone is a vegan? They write an NYT article about it.
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xchaotic
7y ago
Google fixing vulnerabilities even before the release can only be good news, but one does have to be wonder why a whole class of such vulnerabilities are even allowed after so many releases?
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xchaotic
7y ago
We have implemented and using this in MarkLogic: https://docs.marklogic.com/spell.levenshteinDistance
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7y ago
Justyna yesterday I was complaining about GitHub monoculture in the context of Atlassian sunsetting Mercurial. Outages like this are normal, but the problem is lack of good competitors.
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7y ago
Scientific measurements or it didn’t happen. I think wax underperforms lube, prove me wrong.
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7y ago
Did Euclid / WeWork realise that many people prefer to work from home? My past 14 years of professional experience would net WeWork 0 rental income.
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7y ago
Obviously this article shows up when the negative rates are already here, with the benefit of hindsight. What I am more interested in at this point is what is a good, safe alternative for a small time investor who’s already overweight on e
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7y ago
This point to an actual use of the cryptocurrency - exploiting a 0 day against someone who might have a crypto wallet means you can actually directly make money off exploits. Prior to crypto, having a 0 day wasn't equal with ability to
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7y ago
Why would people not buy extra properties with these mortgages “just in case”? Especially the 10 year one seems low risk and worst case you have a property after 10 years?
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7y ago
Hmm FED rate is NOT negative?
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xchaotic
7y ago
As a CTO I’d probably hire the guy. OTOH I probably would not let prod be touched in the first place.
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xchaotic
7y ago
Is this really the most simple available method?
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7y ago
Without context, I have no idea what are you trying to imply or document with OPTION? I can more or less figure out what the code does, but not why it does it. Here you should document why are you grepping for something
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7y ago
What I find particularly troubling about the design of tokamak reactors is that on one hand you have magnets that need to be cooled to -250C or whatever the “high” temperature is nowadays and in the middle of it you have plasma that will le
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xchaotic
7y ago
It's a bit like this: if the pay is too low, you make the jump to get the money. If the money is good, you wait a few years and make a jump anyway because hopefully by then you've saved enough to be set for life (assuming normal p
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7y ago
Obligatory “I’m updating the tracker every 10 minutes “ Why would you do it to yourself? It’s yet another distraction for any deep work.
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7y ago
High speed jet fighters flying above Mach speed doesn’t really compare with a chubby airliner flying 900km/h?
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7y ago
Old BigCo is good enough for the good times and even better for the bad times hopefully eh?
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7y ago
Why not a PS4 hardly more expensive at this point?
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7y ago
There’d be almost the same amount of electronics just sitting in Google’s servers. People don’t game 24/7 but if Google want to provision for peak loads like Christmas they can’t really get away with having less?
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7y ago
Single player so I assume it streams fine. With multiplayer and the other side deliberately cheating it is not going to work. Can’t beat physics
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7y ago
Any quote or source for this? I think companies get efficient when they have to compete and some of that stays when they become monopolies
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7y ago
Even with paying the accountant and even if the higher bracket was 90% you’d still be making more by earning more. It’s hard to agree with your line of thinking but I have seen this often that people are willing to sacrifice quite a lot of
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7y ago
we may have plateaued by now, but so far it's still a net gain - a new person comes in, learns things, often by reverse engineering, often improves the automated process, sometimes leaves etc. But what we do need is a better way to mea
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