jozzas

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by jozzas 2y ago
> How could I get the same feeling of fulfilment from the most amazing vacation? If you can't answer this, you are going to have a very bad time when you retire.
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by jozzas 2y ago
Amazon Grocery Tech | Full Time | ONSITE Hybrid (in-offce 3 days p/w) | Brisbane, Australia I'm a developer in grocery working in Brisbane. We're currently hiring for grads / recent grads (<24 months exp, with some fl
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by jozzas 2y ago
> Maybe there should be a system to filter actual complex cases up layers of specialty I mean, this is normally your GP referring you to a specialist, and 99% of the time that works. But when your specialist doesn't even know enough
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by jozzas 2y ago
This is literally the point of the article. That's all posted inside the twitter walled garden. Great content, wrong platform.
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by jozzas 2y ago
Ikiru
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by jozzas 3y ago
This is the hardest part about trunk based development - changing your way of thinking. Everything needs to be decomposed into much smaller changes, and you need to think about the impact of each of them being deployed into production (sinc
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by jozzas 3y ago
agree, nothing wrong with something like an `llm` prefix
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by jozzas 3y ago
It actually makes sense for Amazon integrating this with the whole browser based shell thing (which is a sensible secure default for a lot of people). Having something with autocomplete that works seamlessly with their services seems like a
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by jozzas 4y ago
"Oi mate . You havin' a good night?" (This implies that you are not mates, and may in fact be about to start having a not-good night)
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by jozzas 4y ago
Amazon Grocery Tech | Junior + Senior Software Development Engineers | Brisbane, Australia | Onsite, WFH friendly | Full-time My group (Grocery Tech Team based in Brisbane) is growing at an exceptional rate to create software that will deli
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by jozzas 5y ago
longform.org used to be my go-to, but they have stopped curating long form content. Would be interested if anyone could recommend a replacement.
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by jozzas 5y ago
It was ultimately Bezos' API mandate that made this (and the cloud as we know it) happen: > 1. All teams will henceforth expose their data and functionality through service interfaces. >... >5. All service interfaces, without
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by jozzas 5y ago
us-east-1 is made up from several availability zones, it is extremely unlikely to go offline for months. If a catastrophe of a scale to do that happened, some datacenters being offline wouldn't be the headline news.
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by jozzas 6y ago
Consider getting an at-home sleep study, you may have sleep apnea. I did, and I did, and now I wear a device (not a CPAP machine!) that helps significantly. I don't sleep any longer but my sleep is less interrupted and I get more deep
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by jozzas 6y ago
How are you measuring your sleep? I have an Oura ring and while it's not the most accurate thing in the world it does a pretty good job of total sleep and phases for me. The readiness scores are also really useful as a yardstick and co
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by jozzas 6y ago
I recently went on a break from caffeine, and while the withdrawals weren't bad (I was only ever a one coffee in the morning person), I have since noticed how INCREDIBLY sensitive I am to caffeine. Now that I have no tolerance, having
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by jozzas 6y ago
This is a really good point, there is no good reason to have millions of devices phone home for permission on every single app open. If Apple's claim is to be believed there are a million patterns that make more sense for achieving thi
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by jozzas 6y ago
Is that not still 2 apps?
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by jozzas 6y ago
> actual people you assigned to your account and that you can call This doesn't help when Google decide to sunset one or more of the services that you're relying on, forcing you to migrate elsewhere or re-design
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by jozzas 7y ago
In general a lot of Australian forest does need to burn, we know this. Record drought and record high temperatures over the past few years created the catastrophic fire conditions we have seen this year. Controlled burns cannot be carried o
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by jozzas 7y ago
This is very, very wrong. If you want to cherry pick, I can too - literally days ago, western Sydney recorded its hottest ever temperature (48.9C, 120F). This is a region adjacent to where a number of fires are still burning. 2019 was Austr
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by jozzas 7y ago
I quite like the Paul Verhoeven '80s angular action movie aesthetic in general, but this just looks bad. The proportions are all off. I thought it was a joke and they were going to bring out the actual truck at some point.
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by jozzas 7y ago
There are some HUGE benefits to this type of architecture (services + lambda where required) for large corporations, the main one being an insane reduction in a bunch of worthless crap that you no longer have to do: - OS version patching, p
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by jozzas 8y ago
> with Mlab you were able to specify the cloud provider and zone IIRC That's correct, you specify a provider and region but can also set up VPC peering so all traffic remains within AWS' network within a region. I've used
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by jozzas 8y ago
Who is using CRTs? Mobiles have incredible pixel density, high-pixel-density displays and TVs are becoming the norm, etc. Is this even an issue? Who only has 7 pixels for their text?
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by jozzas 8y ago
Snapchat, whatsapp, FB messenger, kik, viber, instagram, twitter ("slide in my DMs"). What I'm unsure about is anonymous online interaction. Is reddit and topic-specific forums all that are available? Maybe FB groups?
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by jozzas 8y ago
I follow local market and food truck events, a couple of cool bars and arcades I like that frequently have events on, a place that does dog-centric events, local car shows that are of interest to me, etc. Facebook then surfaces other events
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by jozzas 8y ago
When combined with her walking a bicycle, I suspect this is an edge case they never tested. It may have tripped up their pedestrian detection or path prediction (or both) if they got inconsistent hits on the bike.
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by jozzas 8y ago
I suspect she was picked up by the sensors and categorised as an object. These are absolute fundamentals, and I can't fathom the car working at all if it can't do this. If it was being driven with a limited set of sensors or a mal
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by jozzas 8y ago
How would this have helped at 40MPH? The user would have milliseconds to react and hit the brakes. The point is that the car is self-driving. If a user has to watch a video display and intervene for every edge case it's more dangerous

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