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by yolo3000 3y ago
My story, I was descending a mountain in early spring with 2 friends. I had an ice axe in my hand for balance, although I had never learned self arrest. As we're descending, my friends took the 'winter route', which was a roc
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by yolo3000 3y ago
People will come up with their reasons, but the thing is that even if you do learn these algos once in your life, and implement all these structures, unless you use them often, you'll very likely forget them. I did a lot of them 20 yea
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by yolo3000 3y ago
It's funny because that's how I think of most people going into management and above. They are smart, yet they will walk over you if you get in their way.
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by yolo3000 3y ago
I read in a previous post of yours that you did 50!! PRP injections. I was also advised to get PRP injections by a doc, he said a lot of top athletes suffer from cartilage damage, and they do these injections to prolong their careers. But t
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by yolo3000 3y ago
There's some triggers I can control. I've fainted in the bathtub because of steam, so I'm careful not to have too much steam. I've fainted a few times while getting blood drawn, what works for me is when the person keeps
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by yolo3000 3y ago
Is there any good docs website for Java? These release notes have such a bad design, and it seems that if you want to learn more of what are the features you need to dig into the mailing lists.
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by yolo3000 3y ago
It happens in dutch startups as well. A recent example would be VanMoof. I've seen a lot of people being laid off. One time, 3 VPs under the CEO each took a meeting room, and started calling in some of their people to lay off. After th
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by yolo3000 3y ago
So change your infra to save a few hours :D I guess they have other compelling features.
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by yolo3000 3y ago
So if the bookstore doesn't think it's worth it to spend more than 2 hours on deploying to the edge, maybe it's not that important to them, or :) ?
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by yolo3000 3y ago
Out of curiosity, at what point is this considered hacking? Aren't you afraid of getting into trouble with the law by accessing servers like this, downloading data, etc?
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by yolo3000 3y ago
So what keeps Reddit from 'taking over' these subs? They probably already have auto moderation in some form, they could outsource manual moderation temporarily to some companies. Probably some people who contribute a lot will get
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by yolo3000 3y ago
I think you can reach them on their forum as well, for example https://www.googlecloudcommunity.com/gc/Security/Welcome-to-... .
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by yolo3000 3y ago
Most likely from scraping (crunchbase, yahoo,etc), unless they bought it from somewhere. In most countries you can get it from the chamber of commerce. Dun and Bradstreet and other similar companies. Some of these data aggregators will have
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by yolo3000 3y ago
That sort of data is normally not public
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by yolo3000 3y ago
Exactly. Nowadays on some websites which load for example twitter messages, they will show an inlined form asking you to consent (for twitter's tracking). The rest of the page loads, except the tweets.
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by yolo3000 4y ago
How does M1/M2 accelerate JVM apps, and in general how do you optimise your JVM apps to make full use of the resources?
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by yolo3000 4y ago
Where do these massive outflows of customer funds go? Do these customers see the risk of collapse before everybody else and move the money to another bank, or.. ?
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by yolo3000 4y ago
You can be a bigot if you want, I was just saying that in general people should not be.
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by yolo3000 4y ago
No one here was pointing out the basic realities, he was saying that because some people in Bulgaria did some form of fraud, it paints Bulgaria in a bad light. Why? What's the relation between Bulgarians who do fraud, from the ones who
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by yolo3000 4y ago
Not from Bulgaria, but why do you generalise? Do you realise that a country has people from all walks of life, from simple farmers to distinguished scientists, explorers, people of culture, people who have done and will do remarkable things
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by yolo3000 4y ago
The WSBO is a total fraud. But the same happens in every European country using common funds. And despite the trend in this thread to label people in eastern Europe as fraudster, the native dutch commit a lot of fraud themselves. It's
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by yolo3000 4y ago
I wonder if there is any honest research into the TCO of cloud vs on-prem. In my team we pay ~100k/month for gcp, management doesn't seem to care, since the whole company is on gcp. But they also didn't care when it was on pr
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by yolo3000 4y ago
Oh yes, there's so many things that you should do. This was only to grasp the code they were doing. You need a technical advisor who is on your side and can challenge the dev agency. You also need to strike a balance between giving the
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by yolo3000 4y ago
I've consulted in this sort of role for a startup which hired a dev agency. A few months in, we were behind schedule. I've asked them access to their git repo and built some graphs with the commits and LOC changes of every dev we
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by yolo3000 4y ago
Nice to read this, I had a similar type of assignment 15 years ago, visualize the rollout of the fiber optics network across the city. But we had a lot less data to deal with.
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by yolo3000 4y ago
If you're part of a software factory and only turn a psd into a html/css website then yes, knowing a programming language and doing backend doesn't help. If you work at a company which sells expertise to others, then they wil
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by yolo3000 4y ago
Why do you use docker to build local stuff?
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by yolo3000 4y ago
I think for me there's 2 levels of eye contact. When you look at the eyes, and then when your pupils look straight into the other pupils. When I look straight into the pupils, it's like I put a fix on them and I get some sort of t
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by yolo3000 4y ago
The moment I make real eye contact I hope for the conversation to end quickly, because I can't disconnect the eye contact. I try to offset my gaze a bit, but for some reason my mind will try to make eye contact again, it's hard to
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by yolo3000 4y ago
If you don't mind me asking, how old are you and what prompted you to replace it? Just curious how long one can go with the bicuspid valve. While living with it, how did it affect your life?

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