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Comment #25259298
I would agree with you that there is some coverage of these issues...lately. Yesterday for instance CNN ran a story about the suicide trend in Japan. However there was very little …
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Comment #25259062
> we are charging down that path optimizing for lives saved without giving fair consideration to other side effects This reminds me of the French economist Frederic Bastiat's essay…
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Comment #23332705
One does not simply retrieve a record from the database. One must first declare a type to represent the database's view of the record and copy it into a repository layer. Next a ty…
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Comment #22724303
We now use Teams video chat at work. The results have been mixed. When the number of meeting participants is low (<5) the video seems to work well. Anything above that we start see…
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Comment #22724290
In the short term it might look bad. But in the long term it would encourage other companies to enter the market and existing players to increase their capacity.
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Comment #22724273
We now use Teams at work for video conferencing all the time. Before the emergency we hardly ever did.
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Comment #22255559
If you like books I recommend Humble and Farley's "Continuous Delivery: Reliable Software Releases through Build, Test, and Deployment Automation". It was written before cloud nati…
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Comment #22246447
I once worked for a company that uses SAP for several important business processes. The software provides great support for well defined areas like payroll, benefits, accounting an…
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Comment #21505114
Enlighten me. How is the analogy broken?
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Comment #21505078
Nope. Automation is technology and so is transportation. Both can cause pollution but that's besides the point.
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Comment #21504652
Analogy: "In the past, a well-meaning body of public servants decided there was a need to slow down microprocessors to protect jobs threatened by automation, reduce resource consum…
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Comment #21427740
What was your process for leaving Google? I'm on Android, have a GMail account and so on. If you want to leave where do you start?
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Comment #20546426
Here's a weight loss tip I've used with some degree of success: exercise portion control by using smaller dinner plates at home and chew the food on the plate longer (like 30s). Th…
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Comment #20546374
> I had a list at one point, not much VPC and IAM Roles, but routing tables, CIDR blocks, NAT Gateways Just curious - how is the developer experience different on Azure? There are …
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Comment #20546343
> not have to worry about automating deployment How do you validate your code before deploying to production? If you test in environments besides production how do you manage confi…
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Comment #20514411
> Lot of people still "recharge" their prepaid phone bills with cash. Didn't India outlaw cash?
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Comment #20491592
> atmosphere cannot be effectively privatized. It could be done. After all the ground below us is privatized (i.e. your property extends from the surface borders to a point at the …
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Comment #20489152
If you mean form a government then I can't blame you. It seems so logical and yet the last 50 years have demonstrated the futility of this approach (as demonstrated by the article)…
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Comment #20489139
> it's futile to see in terms of human concepts (like profit) the entity which literally created our species. Why is it futile to understand our planet in terms of human concepts? …
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Comment #20486368
I disagree with your overall point of view. Profits (i.e. savings) is exactly what will save the environment by enabling the preservation of the rain forest and other desirable env…
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Comment #20486016
> A global body needs to be created to handle environmental policy I think some people have too much faith in the ability of politicians and bureaucrats to protect the environment.…
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Comment #20455576
Here's how I review resumes. I'll scan the document for evidence of some kind of selectivity in terms of education and/or past employers. I ignore action phrases, GitHub accounts e…
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Comment #20315800
As someone who manages people I think the author's approach will lead to a culture of fear. Ultimately it will lead to poor results and retention. I prefer the guidance given by Ma…
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Comment #17610118
Yes and when it's used in an argument it's a sign of weakness. It's similar to resorting to shouting in a verbal discussion.