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jeanvalmarc

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    Comment #24591277

    > These folks halfway across the world aren't bothering, nor do they actually threaten my freedom in any way shape or form. As a counterargument, you can't know that. It seems like…

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    Comment #24585652

    Yeach, we're seeing `Authentication Expired` for our firebase auth calls. Firebase static hosting still looks up.

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    Comment #24545537

    It's hilarious and probably terrible for society that you can sell your company but still control it. The most powerful companies become even less accountable to anyone . If you bu…

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    Comment #24327527

    > There have been a total of six deaths related to Autopilot misuse over 3 billion Autopilot driven miles by the fleet. Humans are terrible at risk management. Or, humans rightly a…

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    Comment #24294909

    Because he was a schmuck on a bicycle exploring a region more than twice the size of Texas, and not an actual journalist? Seriously, the OP was from freaking buzzfeed and it still …

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    Comment #24277074

    I think treating it as a job where 75% of the salary is experience is probably the right attitude. FWIW I worked with a lot of grad students and anecdotally saw the best outcomes f…

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    Comment #24126395

    Narrator: they can't.

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    Comment #24104929

    Vulkan for better or worse seems super targeted at AAA gamedevs, here's a probably unfair 1189 line example of how to show a triangle: https://github.com/SaschaWillems/Vulkan/blob/…

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    Comment #23838110

    If they'd done this right at the PY3K transition and only allowed the function-call-without-parenthesis syntax for `print` calls it could have been a good idea. But now that the co…

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    Comment #23806547

    Weird, as anecdotes go I've always thought the signal iOS app was very polished. I just checked three of those issues (camera access, shared links, search) on an iPhone 11 Pro Max …

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    Comment #23750326

    Pay 10% more than other non-FAANG companies (who are on a different planet) and offer a real mission and opportunity to make a difference in the product/world/industry. Make sure t…

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    Comment #23705375

    Amazon just lists it as a "subtotal," which I think is probably the best way to do it. I don't know about the "UX designer in a couple of hours" line: automatic shipping is a night…

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    Comment #23695827

    > do you think our government is better than theirs? For how long? America has problems, but your order-of-magnitude calibration is way off if you think a concentration-camp operat…

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    Comment #23615059

    > failure of the LHC They detected the Higgs boson and incidentally invented the internet? https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/cern-searches-for-1st-web...

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    Comment #23453209

    Is it desirable for a distributed Python package to write files to a hardcoded absolute path? Wheels seem to respect the `package_data` setup key, which is definitely inside the li…

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    Comment #23157707

    It seems like a slightly bizarre system: have any of the "graduated" companies actually been successful by conventional (i.e. profitable) metrics?

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    Comment #23000833

    > we shouldn't be eating as much meat as we do anyway. This is not universally agreed, and sounds a bit like a modernized version of "let them eat cake."

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    Comment #22836460

    The number one rule of UX changes, people shit on everything no matter what you do. Counter-anecdote: it's a fine-to-good change.

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    Comment #22630380

    K8 specifically might not be the future, but containers are the past (chroot) present (docker) and future. Sure, containers are a hacky shell script... but a hacky shell script tha…

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    Comment #22454779

    I think an important angle of "consider the cost" is that materials in R&D are pretty much ALWAYS cheaper than a team and time. For example here if the whole rocket was a 4mm thick…

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    Comment #22454196

    I've set up automated welding cells, and the "settings" excuse sounds totally reasonable to me haha. There are indeed a million settings (weld weave pitch and amplitude, wire feed …

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    Comment #22103648

    GCP seems culturally a terrible fit for anything compliance-related. Azure and AWS both offer high-compliance regions (Azure Government / AWS GovCloud) that are absolutely necessar…

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    Comment #22005820

    Another similar sampling profiler which has decent performance is pyinstrument: https://github.com/joerick/pyinstrument

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    Comment #21981464

    The Comet Lake stuff they just announced probably supports it (no details yet): https://www.macrumors.com/2020/01/06/intel-5ghz-comet-lake-c...