allgreed

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by allgreed 2y ago
Would you be so kind as to elaborate? I definitely see you’re onto something. How does the real world works? What are the hard parts? What’s wrong with using other people’s software?
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by allgreed 3y ago
> there are such better alternatives Would you please elaborate about the alternatives (beside Ansible which you’ve already mentioned)?
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by allgreed 4y ago
But there are cases where the interacting with company which engages in said practices is due to a transitive relationship. Example: My preferred clothing vendor uses a certain of delivery company. If I, personally, am sending a package the
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by allgreed 4y ago
This is quite an interesting phenomenon, though it's more unique. I find those kind (can't come up with a sensible qualifier... the best thing that comes to mind is "upper middle class normie journalism") of pieces incom
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by allgreed 4y ago
I think believes is the key here. There are definitely people who believe that if they can work on complex graph colouring problem in a real-time processing scenario and the interruptions are minimal - then indeed their talent is utilise
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by allgreed 4y ago
I’m not sure I follow your argument about ESPP. It’s almost always the case that maxing out your ESPP contribution is a good idea instead of getting the money earlier and investing it in something else. It might even be worth getting a loan
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by allgreed 5y ago
Not strictly curve grading, but when I was studying electronics one of the professors had a 9-step algorithm for processing raw scores into grades. That involved normalizing the lab scores between different reviewers (so that harshness of a
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by allgreed 6y ago
I've managed a few projects and IMO the state of the art in terms of wording is "ideas" for the long list of tasks that might be a good >idea< to maybe do sometime in the future and "plans" for the shortlist o