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agsamek
11mo ago
My new Bosch 2020 refrigerator broke down after 3 years of usage. Coolant leakage. Not repairable due to the foam direct injection.
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agsamek
4y ago
Tokenization doesn't explain this kind of a mistake. If you ask about "djsjc" you would get the proper answer of 5. The claim that this is performance trade-off does not hold. I cannot edit the question, but would like to say
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ChatGPT: How many letters has the string “djsjcnnrjfkalcr”?
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4y ago
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agsamek
4y ago
Our company tracks all the laptops and mobile phones. On onboarding we send them to the programmer and during offboarding we collect them back. Shipping label are always generated by us. At the end of life we sometimes give away devices to
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agsamek
4y ago
> Also in my employment agreement there is a rule stating that I need my current employer approval before I get a side gig. I do not think this is lawful. In our agreements we only prohibit doing a work for our competitors or directly co
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agsamek
4y ago
Thanks for sharing. This was exactly what I was referring to. Also youtube links from the UK are nice, shame you are out of EU for the time being :))) Anyway - I just added a valve regulation to our kitchen floor heating this weekend, so it
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agsamek
4y ago
> My complaint is that plumbers frequently do poor work for the money. Hehe - now you can feel like an IT customer. I think most people feel the same about IT but the domain is just more wide and prone to excuses.
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agsamek
4y ago
We did the experiment to check if people are serious about WFH. There is a lot of work to make it happen inside a company. In particular to treat remote people as first class citizens. WFH was also a choice after covid and not necessity. Wi
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agsamek
4y ago
This article doesn't touch much about why plumbing is hard. I'm from Poland so I'm not only IT but also a plumber ;) Plumbing is hard because it is not forgiving. It's as binary as IT except you can learn the outcome wit
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agsamek
4y ago
I live in Poland. We are recently being recognized as a developed economy most often. Still, we earn 1/3 in dollar terms per Capita compared to the US or Germany. I think 4 days week would result in people having two jobs regularly. I
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agsamek
4y ago
You meant 54 years too early, right? ;)
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agsamek
4y ago
Congratulations for your contribution to PM, creating and sharing your toolbox. I wish I will be able to accomplish releasing such work for my process as well at some point in time. Building a team is always a turn-key project. Tools are a
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agsamek
4y ago
Reed-Solomon is the foundation of today's computing. It is used in data storage (hdd, ssd) and in data transfer protocols. It allows for building of a reliable system on top of an unreliable real life fenomens with desired level of cer
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4y ago
My story about ipv6 is from a travel. I connected to a friend's wifi. It worked for some time and then a strange thing happened. I was able to google but I was not able to connect to my company's services. I debugged the cause and
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4y ago
Sweden is going to join NATO soon. So do not expect VPNs operating from their teritory and under their law to be any different then the rest of Europe, as it was before.
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Learn JSON Typedef in 5 Minutes
(jsontypedef.com)
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agsamek
4y ago
If you plan to spend 1M somewhere to expand then buying a report for $1000 seems OK if you only believe the author did some research. In particular a research better than your assistant spending 40h on it which is more than $1000.
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4y ago
It is easy to forget the Snowden moment. Before him releasing the documents, most people in the HN group and in general public would call somebody suggesting such practices of the US goverment as maniac. Sorry - your argument just do not ho
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agsamek
4y ago
Richard, could you elaborate on the number one question in the comments - what do you mean by the great resignation and how specifically this affected you and the people using your service to find jobs?
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4y ago
We have 500mbps for 50 people in the office in Poland (EU) and it seems fine. Ping under <1ms does the real job (this is a commercial connection). People don't watch movies but download Linux and other software on regular basis. We
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5y ago
It is also up to Ukrainians to convince some West Europian nations that sometimes good business is not worth it. It is sad that only blood can change their perspective and each drop of it only slightly... As in an American veterans slogan -
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5y ago
Dang, sorry. I cannot edit the comment, but if you could replace "Russian" with "Please remember that", than this would make my comment substantial and also side agnostic.
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agsamek
5y ago
Russian propaganda mix some shady technical details with clear conclusions. You feel like you leart something but you were just mistified. They are here...
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5y ago
We do colocation and we have to deal with HD and ram failures from time to time. Replacement of the hardware part is managed by the provider, but discovery and software requieres our involvment. I just wonder what happens if a ram or hd fai
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5y ago
Seems like a lot of testing and no quarantine before the departure and on the arrival. What can go wrong? Edit: I missed the 10 day quarantine in South Africa. So it is not so bad.
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5y ago
What is the progress over years?
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5y ago
On the one hand "don't add additional layer unless its clearly and instantly beneficial" is a good advice. You can do this at any point in time. On the other hand "allow people to use any feature on AWS they ask for"
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agsamek
5y ago
They talk a lot about airgapped computer and provable compilation of an OS but they just get over "we use HSM" as if they were obviously secure. We have many examples of HSMs being compromised or broken and they don't even no
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agsamek
5y ago
For sure. Obama played kindly with Putin, no worries about Ukraine invasion in Europe. He prevented a global conflict for sure, thanks to his kindness and openness /s
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5y ago
The offboarding checklist is not enough. You should have regular cleanup procedures which synchronize accesses with the main source of truth as well. There are too many exceptions and just human errors for a time constrained checklist execu
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