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by zild3d 6y ago
> it doesn't matter what it is as long as there is one of course it matters, there are design decisions in languages. a certain pattern or syntax may feel just right in one language but very much wrong in another. Throwing in an `e
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by zild3d 6y ago
Same, the right side of my bookmarks toolbar tends to be the "backlog" or "later" for tab collectors.
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by zild3d 7y ago
Mongo is another alternative, has pretty solid support for geospatial queries built in https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/geospatial-queries/
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by zild3d 7y ago
sure, but I'd think some gates on that are standard practice no? Owners needing to approve changes, tests passing, QA'd in a staging env, etc
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by zild3d 7y ago
> Every tech company I’ve worked for has had at least 1 manager who tries to ship features over the weekend with a ragtag team of developers who don’t understand why that’s a bad idea. Maybe I've been in startup land for too long, b
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by zild3d 7y ago
These graphs were also pretty misleading https://2019.stateofjs.com/data-layer/redux/ Hard to get over the initial assumption that dark red means negative, and bright happy blue means positive.
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by zild3d 7y ago
There are plenty of programming jobs that have no need for SQL, it's just easy to forget how broad the field is. There was never a need for SQL when I was programming microcontrollers, or DSP work in python/matlab
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by zild3d 7y ago
pictures uploaded to facebook and google were only taken by 1 camera :P
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by zild3d 7y ago
Asana recently added "Timelines" which are gantt charts. Haven't used though, as I'm on the free tier [0] https://luna1.co/3fa273.png [1] https://asana.com/product/timeline
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by zild3d 7y ago
Agree, lived in Ithaca, NY for 3 years. Small city with lots of nature surrounding (waterfalls and gorges in walking distance). Teens and young kids seem largely free to roam and play outside
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by zild3d 7y ago
buy a share, $32.50 at the moment
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by zild3d 7y ago
Intel too while we're at it, someone had to calculate those bits!
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by zild3d 7y ago
>I realize a lot of startups, claiming they're data-driven, just skip over all data related to actually managing people Absolutely. We started Cally [0] to help people be more data-driven about leading & building teams. There i
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by zild3d 7y ago
I think those expectations are pretty clearly stated. The subtitle is "Mastering the Plumbing of Data Science" > "If you are looking for AI algorithms and such data scientist things, this book is not for you." > &q
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by zild3d 7y ago
agreed, you still see clever c hacks today in the embedded world, because resources are still constrained for many devices
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by zild3d 7y ago
> they signed a standard city lease outside Airbnb and she hasn't left or paid. He's had to file eviction. That obviously isn't AirBNB's fault, but it's now 2 for 2 bad experiences that started with AirBNB. That
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by zild3d 7y ago
in addition to what others mentioned, the chain attached to both wheels will make turning.. difficult
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by zild3d 7y ago
> Essentially, in a simulation of the physical world that has tweaked physics, could information be processed faster than the processor running the simulation? Nope, the simulator has to run it still - how would the simulation update any
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by zild3d 7y ago
> Also, the 5 number in the headline is just misleading, since he clearly points out that the real number is 15. The 5 number isn't misleading at all, the author shows that it's the 80/20 point. The first 5 users in your u
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by zild3d 7y ago
Love that idea for LaTeX. For anyone interested, storing information/messages inside another file is called steganography ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography )
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by zild3d 7y ago
Big win for serverless, especially in price: " There is no charge for events published by AWS services "
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by zild3d 7y ago
Hoping for localstack ( https://github.com/localstack/localstack ) support
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by zild3d 7y ago
> Matlab sells its onerously expensive licenses by marketing itself as having unbeatable numerics performance. Not at all. At Lockheed (probably one of Mathwork's biggest customers) the big use case is the toolboxes. Scientific&#x2
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by zild3d 7y ago
Site doesn't seem to give a simple high level explanation. How does this compare to a service like auth0? Seems like a subset of a cognito/auth0/okta?
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by zild3d 7y ago
Inverse square law. For the same transmit power, your received signal strength diminishes with the square of the distance That received signal strength is what determines channel capacity (C) which is the upper limit on the bit rate you ca
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by zild3d 7y ago
Mattermost API being a superset of Slack's seems to be mostly true, but looking at the features our Slack app uses I don't see block kit ( https://api.slack.com/block-kit ) or message scheduling. If we were to integ
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by zild3d 7y ago
> and you've designed so much for Apple-- computers, fonts, even Apple Park-- what would entice you to leave? Designing things for not Apple. Not designing for just 1 brand anymore.
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by zild3d 7y ago
The services are to sell more to the people in their hardware ecosystem. Their "focus" in services/media is because the # of iphone customers has plateaud, so now they are now growing by selling more to the same customers, no
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by zild3d 7y ago
I'd take asymmetric borders over having a large notch anyday. See S10+ next to an iphone XS Max [0]. It's subjective of course, but strictly looking at display & bezels the "which is more aesthetically pleasing" que
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by zild3d 7y ago
Yep, wound up being about 720 Flickr's which is crazy, and puts things into perspective. (Flickr sold for $25M, Slack now has a market cap of $18B)

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