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by zerkten 5y ago
Wikipedia suggests Sky are a subsidiary of Comcast which would suggests Universal is where they'd go for content.
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by zerkten 5y ago
I haven't had time to follow this episode to the level of detail I normally would. I would expect a number of factors at play around hesitancy, not limited to: * Expectation of contact on other frequencies. * Minsk directly stating bom
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> too much risk of hooking another rider As soon as you look at them, the potential for hooking should be obvious. In very average use you won't see many incidents because mountain bikes are often like SUVs and don't see much d
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by zerkten 5y ago
They missed a most important point. If this was HTML it would be easier to enable linking to specific tips. This is important for pointing people to a specific tip instead of having to open the PDF and search. It has other benefits if the l
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by zerkten 5y ago
That's quite a claim. I'd put it up against EmEditor ( https://www.emeditor.com/ ). Not only does EmEditor have amazing support for large files, it has Excel-esque GUI support for delimited files.
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by zerkten 5y ago
WSJ have a site for this at https://aiportrait.wsj.com/ .
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Only because there are more notable, or influential people as some would put it. These are always going to be the priority and they happen to be individuals or organizations that tend towards the mainstream. Giving General Motors a blue che
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by zerkten 5y ago
>> I feel as if the M1 may have been designed around a detailed and careful look at how computers and compliers work and then designed a CPU around that rather than the other way around. This is the position that Apple have set up for
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by zerkten 5y ago
This is some of the original thinking around StackOverflow, if I remember correctly from the podcasts. Jeff was a C# dev and using what was familiar, but he also commented on how you could get good performance out of some crappy code and ea
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by zerkten 5y ago
There are articles like https://instagram-engineering.com/dismissing-python-garbage-... which seem to confirm some problems. One of the people involved with this Cinder project was an original author of https://g
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> I'm not sold on collaboration personally. I've had to do it a bunch since the pandemic began and I've found it to be an anti pattern. How much of this is really related to technology? I do a lot of writing in both Word a
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by zerkten 5y ago
Is there a good guide to these techniques in modern JS? How likely are they to remain viable long-term?
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I agree that it's primarily a UX problem driven by the context . Someone designing the UX might not fully appreciate this, or be told to optimize for the best experience in particular situations. Someone has just rented a car and is l
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> At least in the bay area there are plenty of cuddle parties for platonic physical touch. I never knew such a thing existed until you posted this, and perhaps I could have done with this at earlier points in my life. My receptivity woul
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by zerkten 5y ago
I think it's good to offer more options, but the focus on BA/BS in the US is weird. In the UK, it was common circa-2000 for: 1. BSc, BEng, MSc monikers to be meaningless across universities, but to be used consistently at the esta
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> This seems highly focused on systems; I wouldn't call it representative of "Computer Science" as a whole. I'd agree with this, but it fits with how a certain set of schools teaches their core. They will teach a set
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Yes, it can be a long-term career. You need to think about what you like doing though because Salesforce often brings you in contact with a different set of customers. You will need to develop consulting skills which you might not have over
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I think you have to start somewhere though when you are coming from the technical side and don't have as many business chops. Tech people tend to think it's about 1 when they first start because learning the tech is a big enough h
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by zerkten 5y ago
The skills transfer to Power BI on the Microsoft side, as another example. Finding the best version of the role is part of being a professional too. At least where I am, there are lots of opportunities with mid-to-huge insurance/financ
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by zerkten 5y ago
It's in the comment that the person was replying to: "...it will be much easier to run analytics on usage from web access logs..." Headers don't normally get logged the way that URLs do. Having easy and cheap analytics i
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> A key thing about doing a diagram or document is that they force you to clarify your understanding. Another rule of thumb is if you are struggling to keep you docs/diagram in sync with your implementation, you have likely made you
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by zerkten 5y ago
The poster stated "M1 type chips". That is not setting an expectation that Apple will sell their chips. Microsoft already have a Surface product with an ARM chip that didn't get updated in this round AFAIK. It already has sol
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by zerkten 5y ago
I can't imagine they have a very strong compliance focus. What gave them away in particular, or where they just operating in the open?
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by zerkten 6y ago
Isn't a better approach here to start taking some contract jobs to move away from the self-employment status? That way they can start getting closer to normal employment, build a more relevant network, get some money flowing in, possib
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I didn't make the claim that there is a problem with Ubiquiti using AWS. The problem is that the conditions exist for Ubiquiti to fail with cloud authentication. If hadn't failed with that it'd have failed in another way. Per
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The problem is that on-prem isn't much better in many cases. Only the largest organizations have the capability to operate deep defenses against these threats whether it's the cloud, or the on-prem. If you and your team have the s
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> be easy for the Facilities team Have you ever worked on a facilities team? When a company removes a provision like an personal office and moves to open office layouts they also rationalize their facilities spending. Theoretically, it&#
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by zerkten 6y ago
Wollo-Ri ( https://www.armscontrolwonk.com/archive/1209730/the-wollo-ri... ) is one episode, but their descriptions are helpful for finding others.
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I think you should try out the ORM outside the context of your application to get some familiarity. I don't think you should foist it on your existing app for no reason. Learning SQLAlchemy is a solid investment if you are working with
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There are plenty of use cases, such as the various forms of analysis with ML, which are often only implemented outside the "company firewall" (this idea is antiquated.) Of course, this could and should be handled inside a trusted

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