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Hey everyone, I've been doing AI related development, training and building at a mid-to-large enterprise company for the last year. I wrote this article to offer my perspective on …

>No, we wouldn't magically have developed modern computer-controlled battery packs of lithium ion batteries in 1920 if we just wanted it hard enough. That's not what the commenter …

You can't be a one man band, but if the organisation supports it, you can achieve both. In my experience, it doesn't need to be a trade off. We can get close to the users and progr…

Can you explain any of the technical details around this perchance? I'm super curious. I know that SO_REUSEPORT[1] exists but is that the only little trick to make this work? From …

This article doesn't add up the points to anything that solves for the given problem. Owning identity isn't solved by saying "don't trust ${third party}! Come trust ${my preferred …

I don't mind the article, but one of the main points links a study from 2017 on school safety. Schools have become less safe since 2017. Since 2017, school shootings in the USA hav…

Would be looking for this as well. I love using NATS, would like to see a comparison of both.

I don't think it's a problem. It's another symptom of the min/maxing culture this article is taking aim at. There's a culture shift that's taken place in the last few years which s…

Sounds like you need to use the reflog more often. git reflog keeps track of all changed references (branch tips, etc) being changed in your repository. You can effectively check b…

I've always looked at it this way as well. Echoing some other commenters here, I don't understand why he's polarizing. I haven't heard he himself present a lot of polarizing views …

I don't disagree that they're a major contributor to Linux itself, however RHEL usage is plummeting over the last 5 years as stated in the article. Being a contributor and owning R…

I didn't go out of my way, I clicked his profile here, which has a link to his website, which has all of his social media on it. I made an honest attempt to understand someone befo…

Agreed. I think the worst part is that I'm a long ways from SF, but it leaks all over the tech communities everywhere. I know enough people who've lived there, pass through, visit …

Checking out your profiles on other social media, looks like the only thing you ever do is code related, so of course this article goes over your head. Nothing in this article says…

>"I really want Redis to be a set of orthogonal data structures that the user can put together, and not a set of tools that are ready to use." This is why I fell in love with Redis…

I have the same issues. Combined with that I'm hypothyroid, which can then compound the PVC symptoms when my dosage of thyroxine is off. I'm sitting here reading this article think…

Indeed! At minimum we would need the Mars Dragon or Orion with a long range trunk attached to carry supplies and repair pieces. It would be really interesting to see an orbital pai…

I'm unsure why this is being downvoted. I think it's a completely fair assessment given what happened with Hubble. At that time we had the Shuttle to head up and actually fix thing…

There's an interesting video I've seen before showing it being recreated in a lab. I do not, however, know the origin or reasoning behind why it happens. https://www.youtube.com/wa…

> we are still a long way from reaching the depths that Apple can go to before Apple fans will seriously consider an alternative. You're literally proving the point here. There's m…

Came here to make a plug for `rg` as well. I've put it through it's paces the last few months and it's awesome.

Surprised no one here has mentioned Twist. https://twistapp.com/ We're currently evaluating it in lieu of Slack on our team of ~10 people because of the vast array of issues Slack …