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by zepolen 5y ago
Ok let me rephrase, they can't seize crypto from competent people.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Just make a hundred profiles with the name of Andrea Vassel and Larry Page's photo. This will get sorted out within the day.
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by zepolen 5y ago
They can't seize crypto.
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by zepolen 5y ago
While it's not wrong that there are other options for storing wealth, crypto is the first one that is easily transferable across borders and thus far has shown to be resilient at not being controllable by government. Multiple attempts
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by zepolen 5y ago
A friend of mine had a partner who was depressed. He went to every professional under the sun and it only got worse. In the end she was sitting all day watching TV with him taking care of the entire household. You know what worked? When he
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by zepolen 5y ago
This is almost my setup for years, except using a laptop with a hi-res 17" screen rested on my knees. I can sit in this position for hours on end without getting uncomfortable. I've tried out every office chair including the Aeron
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by zepolen 5y ago
Unless you have two cars, that makes no sense. The car can either pick up the kids or get itself serviced. Plus it's not like those journeys won't be made even if you drove them yourself. Kids need to get picked up, cars need to g
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by zepolen 5y ago
How is that different from running Postgres and Elasticsearch separately?
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by zepolen 5y ago
Sounds like you're talking from experience, which project did you have that was in the top 0.00001% and got sold by AWS?
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by zepolen 5y ago
They are completely 'it', you just don't understand how, and don't even bother to ask why.
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by zepolen 5y ago
I find it pointless to convince someone who doesn't see the value of thinking about solutions to problems they've never seen before. They will never be pioneers and that's okay, an organization needs both.
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by zepolen 5y ago
So what's not serious about that question assuming it was for a programming position?
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by zepolen 5y ago
The life time carbon footprint of an average American exceeds 20 tons, it's important that you don't have children, you could save the planet even more!
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by zepolen 5y ago
> Both sides might be playing a game, but the fact you are playing the game shows you have comprehension and you are a player. Yeah, except don't think for a minute you're a player in that situation, you're the one being p
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by zepolen 5y ago
This is legit the biggest wtf I've read today, this is an over 20 year old enterprise db...
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by zepolen 5y ago
> So the source is you then? If so, that is an anecdote and that isn't a reputable source, try again. What is your definition of a reputable source then? You have four different people saying the same thing and still you ask for a &
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by zepolen 5y ago
A 6 pack would be normal, it's dictated by body fat and even the weakest people would have visible, albeit tiny, 6 packs showing. The inaccurate representation in the photo is the fact that you'd need a shitload of calories to be
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by zepolen 5y ago
Is life a good idea? Human have a hefty carbon cost, and aren't they also the leading cause of pollutants? I could imagine individuals truly concerned for the environment would stop reproducing.
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by zepolen 5y ago
That's super slow, you could only handle a few hundred ids per second.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Hashid is super slow though.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Another benefit to UUIDs is merging tables/databases without key conflict.
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by zepolen 5y ago
> Dynamodb pay per request is super cheap and fast for a serverless db. Thanks for the laugh. Dynamodb is stupid expensive under any decent workload.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Interesting motto, so you could prove Fermat's last theorem?
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by zepolen 5y ago
Everyone is so touchy.
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by zepolen 5y ago
They probably used yaml for their config...
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by zepolen 6y ago
She's bored, you should worry.
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by zepolen 6y ago
You hit the nail on the head.
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by zepolen 6y ago
Here is the link for people that understand satire: http://maddox.xmission.com/
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by zepolen 6y ago
The funny thing about this is that all the people I know who work or worked at Elastic say it's one of the most dysfunctional and toxic environments.
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by zepolen 6y ago
d) Tell your boss it will take 6 weeks, deliver in 4

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