gautamdivgi

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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Any system that requires scale and performance and in-depth monitoring. The one thing about Java that most people miss is the javaagent based instrumentation that is exemplary. So when you’re in trouble you always have jconsole . There’s
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
It’s basically the government “strongly nudging” companies to start their RTO. I don’t think every company suddenly discovered they were unproductive
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
I’ve had the opposite situation. I’m a PE that works with a director. Problem is he’s been a lot more keen on the “shiny” than I am. After more than 25 yrs being an IC I’m definitely over the shiny. I can smell shiny tech debt miles away. P
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
I don’t think she is the best trader. I think it’s her husband that’s the best trader.
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
The problem with this is that now you will have their spouses or children own the stock and not have similar reporting requirements. I don’t believe this ban will accomplish much.
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Isn’t proliferation and ease of availability of student loans making college more expensive? I’d hate to have college only be for people with means to pay. But I think tuition fee increases have far outpaced inflation.
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Does this apply to private citizens or even government officials?
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
I think world navies and coast guard collaborate on high seas rescue and recovery [0]. 0. https://www.sail-world.com/Australia/Unsinkable-A-Young-Woma...
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
That’s why diving into research will not help general practitioners. Because research isn’t fact. You need a body of research along with oversight of statistical methods and its data collection to claim fact and that too with specific const
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
I think a lot of your general practitioners are bound to follow protocol set forth by various medical organizations. So in that sense a lot of diving into research won’t help them. They need to understand and diagnose without having to worr
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Meta has always been a big open source contributor. We use their prophet model for forecasting extensively. Their quality of open source has always been good for the things I’ve used.
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
For any large company I think you overestimate the amount of control that CEO’s and HR heads have. I mean they make broad policy decisions based on some cost & growth numbers. I think the whole project killing long precedes Sundar or Ru
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Activity diagrams do a decent job too. But yes, sequence and activity diagrams are all I have used.
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Isn’t this cause for defamation? Or is it protected under article 230? Even if it’s not yelp doing it the fact that they are publicly advertising the reviews should make them culpable.
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Won’t heap compaction and pthreads be a c++ skill set and not a python/django one?
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Cheaper how? Don’t you need a battery change at a certain mileage or age of the vehicle that will eliminate any cost advantage of not using diesel? At least for cars it does. It may be better for trucks considering they do put in a lot of m
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Yes, but if you stay where you are and don’t push the managers you work with to take execution responsibility you will damage your career.
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
I use a system76 for personal use and an iPhone. My Apple accounts for personal and work are separate. I also use a vpn on all personal devices and use Firefox for browsing.
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Remember the paper where they admitted to having no "moat". This is basically them trying to build a "moat" through regulation. Since big-co are probably the only ones that can do any sort of license testing right now. I
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Just keep work devices separate from personal. I think there may be some regulatory aspect to recording conversations in banks. Either way workplace isn’t personal space. What exactly are folks planning at work that shouldn’t be recorded? S
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Is RTO being driven by the government? There suddenly seems to be huge push this year and not much in 2022. Allegedly commercial real estate is something that many banks have exposure to and will not be solved unless RTO is implemented. Thi
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Not sure why you got downvoted. But I believe you’re right. I did read that you should not take the otc pain reliever before the shot but can do so when symptoms develop after the shot.
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
I'm opposed to tipping on principle. I understand it when workers are not organized and have no recourse to fair wage but have to turn to tips. I cannot understand it for a union shop. Negotiate a fair wage and say no to tipping dark p
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Why is tipping needed for a union negotiated salary? Ideally we need to move away from tipping. It’s like a hidden tax everyone needs to pay. They’re supposed to be union so they can negotiate a fair wage. I do not like this descent into th
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Calling them technology companies is a stretch. They should really be labelled as staffing companies.
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
When stock price triumphs everything else and management is stuffed with political hacks as opposed to value creators the only way is to keep cutting cost until the whole show runs into the ground. The focus is on the current set of people
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Aren’t there formal analysis techniques that can help ferret those out? My MSCS had a course called “science of programming”. The focus used to be proofs for correctness of programs, which included concurrent programs.
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
That’s good to know. Thanks!!!
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
Is that deployed infrastructure today to handle needs and scaling for the future? I know Germany was cutting back on nuclear.
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by gautamdivgi 3y ago
What do you plan to use instead of fossil fuels today?

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