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aredirect

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    Ask HN: How did your boss's behavior change with the rise of AI?

    I am trying to understand whether the rise of AI affects managers and the work dynamics positively or negatively

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    Comment #47391991

    I find myself looking up commands/options in manpages or examples in cheat.sh, but that should no longer be the case, with how things are moving so rapdily. With wizaskdo you can g…

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    Ask HN: Did AI just kill the books Industry?

    I find myself more and more going to ask AI instead of going to man pages or docs, or even specialized books on these topics these days. How would you also as an author compete aga…

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    Why Canonical keeps asking for high school grades in their job applications?

    I find it very silly to ask me about my grades 20 years ago? and marking that as required? While I already have Bachelor of Engineering?

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    Comment #40110292

    Thank you for the recommendation! definitely that's a dimension I need to checkout :)

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    Comment #40110286

    I hope I have the same effect on students doing internships where I work this year . I believe my René was Brian Harvey!

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    Ask HN: What influenced you the most in your Engineering Career?

    As a self-taught software engineer, I was heavily influenced by the following - CS61a (Brian Harvey) followed by SICP course - Writings of Eric S. Raymond - CS61c (in progress) - R…

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    Ask HN: Who names/renames products at Microsoft?

    Who comes up with these names (and even worse renaming) and confusing everyone? .net, .net standard, .net core, .net framework, .net again?

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    Ask HN: What's preventing you from using .NET?

    I had the chance to do research on C#, F#, .NET (I must admit, I'm still confused with all the various names and versions), and ASP.NET (core?). I genuinely find the technology sta…

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    Ask HN: Do you use stored procedures for CRUD operations in your database?

    I just stumbled on this today and apparently some people advocate to use stored procedures for select, insert, update, and delete operations with the argument it helps to reduce ne…

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    Comment #38509730

    Hey! Thank you! Your feedback is very appreciated, and definitely we don't want to be seen as a crypto project. While in this current iteration we have that utilization token, I un…

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    Comment #38509688

    I'm saying in the current system we need to represent the usage of storage units and compute units per second to a fixed number you can call it tokens or points that in the system …

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    Comment #38508332

    Thank you for taking the time, very appreciated. We are actually aiming to build everything! crazy right? :) we have a working infrastructure that provides Virtual Machines and Kub…

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    Comment #38505912

    Thank you! glad you're liking it. It's definitely a concern the incentives to provide a stable, secure service are certainly greater than incentives to steal your application's dat…

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    Comment #38505895

    We mainly use this token as a utilization token (credit points if you want to say) just to feed the too many transactions

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    Comment #38505888

    It varies between capacity providers so you can find people who do 80% to 99% uptime

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    Comment #38505885

    The reliability varies, given that not all hosts are the same, but we provide statistics on the nodes and depend on the workload you should use the provider with the best SLA condi…

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    Comment #38503408

    I only mentioned that because of a parent comment linking to the token price on coinmarketcap. Definitely, we don't want to be seen as a crypto project (the reputation for crypto i…

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    Comment #38503382

    I really like the idea, and the language itself looks very reasonable. (added to my forever opened tabs list) :D

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    Comment #38503380

    How did they come up with that name xD

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    Comment #38503373

    It is. I encountered it around Qt4 time. I really liked Qt4 backthen, but I was also open to using/trying other things. Like Lazarus and U++. It offers a more compact i'd say appro…

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    Comment #38503301

    I don't know how to edit the main text: To open-source projects, We would love to provide you with resources for as long as your project needs e.g in terms of virtual machines, kub…