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suls

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About suls

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    Comment #49151067

    Very cool, maybe add a more prominent header link to https://handwritten.blog/how-it-works . I had to read the comments here to find it

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    Comment #48101092

    Great way of putting this. I certainly feel like this in smaller companies where each action (or inaction) has a direct consequence on the profitability.

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    Comment #47228938

    The bigger question for me is how to use this efficiently as a team of engineers. Most workflow tools i've seen so far focus on making a single engineer get more out of a claude/co…

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    Comment #36906184

    Just to clarify, dashboards in the sense of monitoring/grafana? In that case reading about RED/USE ( https://medium.com/thron-tech/how-we-implemented-red-and-use... ) was a real ey…

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    Comment #35447449

    I think it’s a reference to Franz Kafka the author, not Kafka the Apache open-source project.

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    Comment #35109296

    Have you written about your journey from homebrewer to pro somewhere? Would love to read about it! Especially about the initial sizing of the equipment ..

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    Comment #34709445

    What’s the cost of a kWh in Maine? The newer houses here in Japan tend to be all-electric (water, stove, AC) and the current prices (~¥40/kWh) make a lot wish for kerosene heaters …

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    Comment #31930729

    Not trying to defend them but I often see these sentences when Japanese is translated too verbatim. 「申し訳ございませんが…出来ません。」is a very formal way of saying this. Context then of course t…

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    Comment #30003555

    Amazing. I am at the stage of thinking/dreaming about a weekend-bakery .. but I am completely lost when trying to work out the economics of this. How did you tackle this at the beg…

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    Comment #27726814

    Yeah, this is very much in line with [1] (see Access under $1billion section): > Access. You now can just ask your staff to contact anyone and you will get a call back. [..] Within…

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    Comment #27576852

    Entry-level to mid-level is about 15-35万円/month. I am really curious what sort of SMEs you are talking about. Mind giving some examples?

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    Comment #27272465

    I think this is a case where the Free Monad could help a lot. I've only ever built toy-examples but I really liked the way it allows you to structure the program's plan separately …

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    Comment #24663131

    http://archive.today/XB2jb

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    Comment #23815602

    Exactly what I came here to say. The error messages produced by g++ for anything template related are a really difficult hurdle to overcome as a beginner. I am sure once you master…

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    Comment #23269330

    The pessimist in me thinks that going mainstream means it will be less useful for screening applicants/keyword searching job postings. Sort of repeating what agile has brought us.

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    Comment #23234963

    And where are the deadlines coming from?

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    Comment #23098410

    The other side of the coin being we haven't developed access to it yet. Either way, an interesting perspective, thanks!

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    Comment #22865807

    I came across this video message [1] from a previous submarine captain which I think is relevant in the WFH context as well. He mentions having a routine, clean environment, enough…

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    Comment #22828639

    Came here to say the same. Especially now that the world is struggling with SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19, understanding these different models helps a lot! Last but not least, Scott E. Page…

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    Comment #22737794

    Came here to mention the same coursera course. It’s a good start.

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    Comment #22674560

    The changes during extraordinary times aren’t always permanent. Apparently female workforce participation during WWII was a record high but not in the decades that followed.