cephaslr

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by cephaslr 2y ago
Its hard to relate to a lifetime employment 'tenure' when us in the private sector have to deal with leet code interviews and other countless indignities in the knife fight employment cycle every 1-3 years for the rest of our care
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by cephaslr 2y ago
Thanks for saying this, I did the same with expensing an 13 inch iPad Pro thinking I could use it as an extended screen when I travel. The fine print is that its a buggy mess that only works if the ipad and macbook are on the same wifi and
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by cephaslr 4y ago
When I was at Google in the bay area almost a decade ago and, unless my memory is heavily exaggerating, the executives of our org were in an offsite every three weeks for at least a year working on 'strategy'. It became a meme at
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by cephaslr 4y ago
I appreciate it, trolling is an art form and no effort is too little.
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by cephaslr 5y ago
It's a fair point and the powder is indeed a compromise, its reliable, stores well, I don't have to cook it and is fast. Raw egg would be great, except you would have to separate the egg whites as 2-4 yolks a smoothie every day co
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by cephaslr 5y ago
1. Intermittent fasting - I eat breakfast at 10am and last meal at 6pm. Its healthier and gives you 16 hours a day that you don't eat. Much easier to stay on budget. 2. 2 vegetable smoothies + Huel Black powder a day - I have a 400 cal
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by cephaslr 6y ago
Something I have been wondering about, wouldn't a virus naturally evolve to be less deadly and more contagious over time? I.e. virus's tend to achieve a steady state like the cold and flu in the long run. If you are too deadly it
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Python3 interview prep cheatsheet and examples(github.com)
2 points by cephaslr 6y ago|0 comments
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by cephaslr 6y ago
As far as I can tell if the team is prestigious enough, i.e. famous founders or stacked pedigrees, it can raise a few million without a single line of code. There are many examples of this that can be inferred if you look at crunchbase and
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by cephaslr 6y ago
United States Excess deaths by country or city Deviation from expected deaths, % Jun 6 - Jun 12 '-10%' May 30 - Jun 5 '+1%' May 23 - May 29 '+6%' May 16 - May 22 '+12%' I was surprised at these numb
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Covid 19 Excess deaths across countries(economist.com)
4 points by cephaslr 6y ago|1 comments
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by cephaslr 6y ago
This seems likely to me, lots and lots of money injected and consumer prices are stable yet art, real estate in desirable urban locations, equities, and some categories of luxury goods/experiences are soaring. Am I wrong?
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by cephaslr 6y ago
Is part of the issue that there is just too much money has been printed and hoarded and its creating some weird effects? The government has been printing money for a long time, to stimulate the economy, provide spending money, etc. Due to 8
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by cephaslr 6y ago
Honest question, wouldn’t the 80/20 rule in these cases still imply large majority owners in most cases? Wealth concentration figures I have seen (0.1% own 20% of the nations wealth for example) seem to support this view?
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by cephaslr 6y ago
“300 landlords who own more than 10,000 apartments” Wow, that’s allot of concentrated wealth. Anyone have some insight on these fine folk? If each landlord owns 100 apartments renting for $4k each(average) that’s $400k a month gross. That’s
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by cephaslr 6y ago
There is an (admittedly controversial) idea within the medical community of Specialist induced demand. I have heard it quoted to me that studies have shown that when a medical specialist moves into an area that they then generate more deman
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by cephaslr 6y ago
Being merely a delivery vehicle for my children's food would explain some of their behavior...
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by cephaslr 6y ago
I used to get really worked up early in my career trying to win the ratings game. When I got older I began to question the concept of the career, ironically when I finally started ‘winning’ at it. 1. Ratings and promotions within a job&#x2F
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by cephaslr 6y ago
Correct, its a big benefit over the furry prey. Especially when chasing the animal in the hottest part of the day for hours, pre-modern people had quite a different life.
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by cephaslr 7y ago
Thank you! I had thought I was the only one who couldn't read Apple's extremely sparse documentation pages with no examples, surely they were sufficient for REAL programmers somewhere who were not me. (Come on Apple, you can'
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by cephaslr 7y ago
"Famous" "Late" "Mid" "Early" "Seed" are probably more sanitized and accurate but I would argue less fun. It will drive the employers crazy to not be included in 'Top brands' but a
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by cephaslr 7y ago
The paper seems to me to suggests that the Romans got sicker due to increased exposure to virus and disease as they got more integrated, wealthy and populous. Perhaps this was a hidden trend behind the fall of pre-industrial age civilizatio
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Show HN: Local CIG (Chronograf, InfluxDB, Grafana) and Jenkins Stack Tutorial(github.com)
2 points by cephaslr 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Beginning knowledge for leading and managing engineers(github.com)
4 points by cephaslr 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Collection of Go examples for beginner back end developers(github.com)
9 points by cephaslr 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Collection of networking tool examples for ordinary developers(github.com)
11 points by cephaslr 8y ago|0 comments
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by cephaslr 8y ago
The early examples are intentionally that way to make them more approachable. Later examples use this pattern with the Vue Cli. Its a great observation and I'll update the readme.
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Show HN: Simple CI/CD Example with Go and Jenkins aimed at Beginners(github.com)
4 points by cephaslr 8y ago|0 comments
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by cephaslr 8y ago
Great point, updated to use the word 'experience' and will add more primer material. Thanks for the great feedback!
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by cephaslr 8y ago
Fair enough, I'll change to 'examples' until I can add some step by step directions.

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