crashoverdrive

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by crashoverdrive 9y ago
> "people with real adhd can't get high from stims", but i suspect that some of this is just that people want to distance their legitimate use from those tweakers over there. I don't know if "High" is the ri
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by crashoverdrive 9y ago
I’m sorry you did this. Someday, you’ll be sorry you did this. Historically speaking, there is a correction every year. Corrections last on average no more than 54 days. After a correction, the stock market will go back to rising. Timing
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by crashoverdrive 11y ago
Okay then. Let's play the "hard nosed technical justification" for this new architectural mold. Specifically pointed at your issues. > The serialization/deserialization layer adds potential for bugs. Adding an agreed
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by crashoverdrive 11y ago
I feel like if you're building them brittle, you're building them wrong. I had the pleasure of watching Sam Newman's tutorial on microservices. He's uploaded the slides here: http://t.co/2nhDBJK1oB Buil
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by crashoverdrive 11y ago
Ack! No. I was mobile and it pinged me to login after generating the comment, then brought me to a blank screen. I'd thought I lost my comment. That's a good idea though..If only I had the time
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by crashoverdrive 11y ago
What I find most strange about all of the photos of office design for "big companies" Where does the actual work get done? Why are those pictures never included?
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by crashoverdrive 11y ago
The funniest thing about all of these "office design" photos that I see of big companies. "Where does the actual work get done?" Why are those photos never included.
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by crashoverdrive 11y ago
You can no longer download from their website. So, I'd assume yes, we all wasted our time.
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by crashoverdrive 11y ago
I feel like perhaps I'm the only one concerned about this: (Somehow, “SmartOS + LX-branded zones + SmartDataCenter + sdc-portolan + sdc-docker” was a bit of a mouthful.) Not only is it a mouthful, it means there is a much wider space
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by crashoverdrive 12y ago
Don't be confused. Paypal's Igor wasn't automatically detecting and taking action. See my comment. Max Levchin's original design failed.
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by crashoverdrive 12y ago
The reality is, computers are good at some things, humans are good at others (Remember how much effort it took google to identify cats in youtube thumbnails? Something any four year old can do?). Computers are good at sifting through large
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by crashoverdrive 12y ago
Thank you, this helps.
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by crashoverdrive 12y ago
"FREE KITTENS!"
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by crashoverdrive 12y ago
I don't know why you're being down voted either. In the moment I couldn't get past her wanting all of my things, and I couldn't get past having to do my presentation and letting all of my peers and company down. I fro
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by crashoverdrive 12y ago
Because you're human! What do you think got your ancestors this far! Do those values no longer apply because we beat certain environmental elements? Are we to suggest that community support is as vestigial as the tailbone?
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by crashoverdrive 12y ago
You are correct, in hindsight, I would have handed it over, halfway through fighting it over, while bleeding I contemplated handing it over? What stopped me from doing so in the beginning? I had the largest presentation of my life that nigh
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by crashoverdrive 12y ago
I want to be clear, because I understand that in my post it isn't clear. For the total of the entire event, she only had the knife out for maybe two minutes of it tops. The rest she was just following me around. And when she would get
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Stop Leaning In. Put Down Your IPhone. And HELP ME.(kirstensamazing.com)
96 points by crashoverdrive 12y ago|139 comments
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The World's Most Baffling Internet Mystery(telegraph.co.uk)
2 points by crashoverdrive 13y ago|0 comments
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If You're Programming a Cell Phone like a Server You're Doing it Wrong(highscalability.com)
2 points by crashoverdrive 13y ago|0 comments
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by crashoverdrive 13y ago
Sorry, what I meant was that I wasn't suggesting it was their fault, I was merely reminded of my own curiosity of wanting to build a better product but not wanting to break what a ton of customers are using and paying a lot of money fo
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by crashoverdrive 13y ago
I'd be curious to see the numbers of how often Heroku pushes code to production, and also how often those pushes break the build.
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by crashoverdrive 13y ago
Truthfully then by your own moral high bar, Shykes plugging of Docker should make you really uncomfortable. If you however allow yourself to take a step back and realize these threads are directed at real people trying to help each other w
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Is the Internet a Matriarchy? (informationisbeautiful.net)
1 points by crashoverdrive 13y ago|1 comments
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Linux kernel swear counts(vidarholen.net)
65 points by crashoverdrive 13y ago|25 comments
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by crashoverdrive 13y ago
I just saw that book on a coworker's desk of mine, now I've GOT to check it out, thanks!
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by crashoverdrive 13y ago
Oh, Thanks! I'll check it out!
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by crashoverdrive 13y ago
The truth is, Does it really matter. People look at your skills or skills people think you're good at, and it allows you more breadth and job opportunities.
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by crashoverdrive 13y ago
I feel this is a microcosm for our society today. Particularly in America. "Let's find a way to manipulate people into giving me money for doing nothing" As a hardcore coder, a workaholic, and someone who came from rags to
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by crashoverdrive 13y ago
One thing I keep seeing and feeling uncomfortable about, is this throwing layers ontop of layers ontop of layers until you are so far removed from what is actually happening, if one piece breaks down it's impossible to fix, and you hav

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