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Comment #46175673
I fully agree all your logic. But then I see a counter of "public sentiment" where I bet most citizens would be outraged by million dollar salaries.
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Comment #44148296
I've heard two side the the Protobuf/streaming idea. On my first introduction, it seemed you could. But later reading leads me to believe it is only almost streamable: https://belk…
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Comment #42762773
> Some see a university education as an example of this: it costs cleverer and more conscientious types less to get a degree than stupider and lazier ones, allowing employers to di…
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Comment #42675829
Could it be kinder, at times, to play to the cultural norm? If people have been raised to say "sir" to their boss, could asking them to do otherwise cause them discomfort without b…
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Comment #42675697
As an American from a region with an atypically dry and reserved culture, the Australia attitude sounds nice.
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Comment #42361882
I was about to say I thought you might be mistaken because you can always use some variant of "group concat" to get sets of fields to show in comma seperated form... But then I rea…
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Comment #41429025
Agreed completely. Sometimes I've worked hard to put the finishing touches on side projects to make them usable by others and have been pleasantly surprised by the interest. But in…
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Comment #40887748
Crud I think you're right. I had it in my head that in steady flight, the plane had zero change in momentum, whereas, the air, collectively, gained net downward momentum. So to bal…
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Comment #40886594
You clearly know more about this than me, because I'm currently Googling to understand what "diametrical corners" are. But in a simple implementation, wouldn't the x and y velociti…
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Comment #40851853
One other weird thing needed if you want your momentum numbers to balance: every plane in the sky is pulling the earth up towards it ever so slightly.
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Comment #40851810
Honest question: if wing's cross section has a big curve in front, how do determine which point exactly constitutes the "leading edge"?
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Comment #40689527
Exactly. At $500 or $1000 per record, PII starts to look highly radioactive. Companies would be avoiding it's collection with a passion. And those that had to hold it would be comp…
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Comment #40689501
Completely agree on this. A company-killing level of fine, based on number or records exposed, is appropriate. Then the insurance companies would not ensure companies unless they p…
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Comment #40569221
I would argue that, in practice, they are not completely separate. Too much abstraction makes it hard to tell what the underlying algorithm is. And even if you can figure that out,…
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Comment #39998429
Got it, and that makes sense. Thank you. I couldn't even figure out why I was confused, but then looking at the interface, I think I may have been mixing up the order fields are no…
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Comment #39957981
Fantastic. I was literally just looking for something like this. I'm using it now. One thing that may be me getting my brain reversed, but when you set the "cardinality" of a relat…
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Comment #39854065
No dog in this race either way, but what is Michael Lewis meant to have done? Is it just that people feel hist treatment of SBF in Going Infinite was too lenient?
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Comment #38741182
I'm a Docker amateur, so this will be a dumb question, but if you were using that technique after every run line in a DockerFile, wouldn't they be the same every time they're run? …
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Comment #38499083
Total aside: but related to ambiguous true/false designation: A lot of times when people write articles like "Ten Myths About NodeJS", it is unclear in each of the numbered items w…
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Comment #38455669
That is my reading too. But why was the multimeter connecting up telemetry? That seems very strange to me.
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Comment #37904879
Just posting this here for anyone like me that had read some of Don Norman's work, but not The Design of Everyday Things, and was confused by a certain differing use of vocabulary.…
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Comment #37483033
Methods for coming to understanding between parties acting in good faith really fascinates me. One thing I've noticed is the fundamental crux often lies with some assumption each p…
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Comment #37482797
This follows a pattern I've noticed where an expert's approach may seem similar to a pure novice's. With only the intermediate practitioner seeming to follow any rules.
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Comment #37345571
I have personally switched my default communication style to the "have you thought about this approach?" style because I found it worked better with most people. Still, for me, I d…
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Comment #37213530
For all it is rightfully derided, it is this aspect of "user story phrasing" I find valuable. If you can politely ask stakeholders to state their problem in the form "As a _____ I …