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Comment #31884808
I remember reading once that the larger your engineering org, the larger the percentage of your engineers should work on tooling. As the complexity of your system grows, the abilit…
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Comment #25330214
In the opensource space, https://github.com/mvp/uhubctl/ . Commercially($++), Acroname or Cambrionix hubs have a lot of features.
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Comment #23402965
For a second I thought this was about the Android testing framework, https://developer.android.com/training/testing/espresso .
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Comment #22545705
Wow, literally this comment made my stomach hurt. Now I am going to have to meditate on happy thoughts and hope the mind control will be used to keep the gut and mind happy.
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Comment #22246076
Math upscale'd it, and my internet connection downscale'd it. I suppose it was math on either end.
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Comment #19650380
I saw Mr. Hickton speak a few nights ago. It was really an interesting talk about some of the challenges for the future: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Zktw-m5hTI
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Comment #19386618
I bought the low spec Pixelbook and gave it to my daughter. I replaced it with the high spec Pixelbook for myself. She since replace her Pixelbook with a 32gb 15 inch Dell XPS i9 f…
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Comment #18713483
fangs a vs g approach
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Comment #17374722
Thanks, I really liked the comment on chores with kids. I thought about that a lot this morning. Some people grow up doing nothing for themselves and seem to be successful in their…
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Comment #17373860
Growing up hungry, with worn out second hand clothes, and dysfunctional families happens also in post-industrial societies. The hunger for knowledge and escape drove me to the libr…
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Comment #17219403
Not an expert, nor to take anything from Erlang (was amazed at how robust RabbitMQ was first time I stress tested it) but fault tolerance seems to be a part of OTP. To me, k8s ~ OT…
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Comment #16039402
My Taiwanese relatives and wife see the US healthcare system as a big PITA, and from what I have seen of both sides, I agree. Insurance in the US is no guarantee you will get healt…
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Comment #13455518
The escaping in Bash can be a pain. I was recently writing an execution wrapper in Bash, and needed to send the results via JSON. Fighting with the quotes was almost enough to make…
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Comment #13335974
no, i did the same removing both apps when messenger took over my texts making my phone slow.
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Comment #12742963
Antidotally, I started at a co 6 years ago where 100's of database servers were all spinning disks. It was common to have to trace down bad queries causing performance issues. Once…