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jsperson
10mo ago
I was wondering about MS quality control as my son hung over my shoulder waiting to join a Minecraft session with his buddies. I was fighting yet another bad update that made the game unplayable. There’s no rollback option. The broken funct
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1y ago
For the orgs where I've worked the important thing isn't availability of compute it's security. Using what we have on our local network is much easier from a governance and approval standpoint than whatever is available on th
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1y ago
I’m still sore about reader. Gap has never been filled for me.
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1y ago
I tried it. First kit was speced with cheap parts that didn’t really work. Got a replacement kit - same thing. Overall a really disappointing experience. I cancelled and bought a 3D printer, which has been great fun. Edit - fixed autocorrec
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2y ago
This is why I originally learned vi. Working on DoD machines as well as this of other consulting customers. I had a notebook of short scripts and commands that would make my life easier. I couldn't use any media or even reference the i
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jsperson
3y ago
If applied correctly this is good advice. Let your employer know that you want to learn. I'd much rather have the folks on my team learn OJT than try to hire that skill.
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3y ago
I just had to go through the firing process for a contractor like this guy. It was miserable for everyone. Don't be like this guy.
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4y ago
I’ve had good success using lambda and functions for analytics data pipelines. It allows a team of python developers to focus on the business logic instead of the infrastructure. On my current project we’ve been struggling with K8 for month
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4y ago
Oh the pains of Minecraft administration! I could write a book about cross platform incompatibility, Microsoft account dysfunction, billing issues, and upgrade blocking execution. We’ve spent $100s and it does nothing but get worse.
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4y ago
> However if you are not in a tech city, and don't want to move to one, then online is great. Here is what you can do. I live 40 miles north of Wichita Kansas USA. There's no tech - there's no city even. Here's what I
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4y ago
Could be worse. They used to ship you an individual physical decoder card.
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4y ago
Takes a day - it will update.
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5y ago
My previous company posted several openings for our team. All specifically excluded Colorado.
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5y ago
Central KS USA here. Moved here five years ago after 20 years in DC. Paid off my house in four years. Day to day it’s not all that different. With kids you cook, clean, watch movies, read books, and exercise. COVID lockdown didn’t really ha
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5y ago
I’m a consultant data engineer and am on my third engagement in a row where devops has been the hardest part of my job. Every org has their pet stack with their own poorly documented process. Having devops as developer support is critical t
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5y ago
I guess the question is why can't you (AWS) fix the problem of the status page not reflecting an outage? Maybe acceptable if the console has a hiccup, but when www.amazon.com isn't working right, there should be some yellow and re
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5y ago
I’ve got a T460 with 16GB. Didn’t even know about potential ram incompatibility. Just ordered some from crucial and put it in.
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5y ago
Years ago I used Linux as my daily driver. That was before kids and a real house and all the other things that go with being a father and husband. Now, I ain't got time for that. I need something that works and doesn't require a l
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5y ago
And once again HN becomes the escalation end point for Google support. I wish they’d throw the internet a bone and put 1% of revenue into support. Edit: I do t actually know how much they invest in support. It may be a lot higher than 1%. R
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The Complete Technical Guide for Adhesive Tape
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5y ago
Maybe this will lead to more standardization in clothing sizes. If I could accurately size myself in a particular company's goods then I'd probably not return anything. Note, in practice I'm already there, but my wife and dau
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5y ago
Citing several small countries with many significant differences from the U.S. isn’t solid logic. All of those countries are much smaller, much less diverse, and enjoy the geopolitical shelter of the U.S.
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5y ago
They’ll have to be able to figure out where it will run first. Amazing to me that this is still in question.
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5y ago
I’m surprised no one has mentioned Snowflake. The biggest feature here is no worries. It scales in every dimension, is quite stable, and has few knobs to turn. I’m on a Redshift project now, and the differences are significant. It’s not har
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5y ago
For anyone looking for a weight machine recommendation...this one: https://www.costco.com/inspire-fitness-ftx-functional-traine... Gym quality delivered to your house. Weighs A LOT so only buy if you're pretty committe
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5y ago
This is spot on - and the pedals. OMG the f-ing pedals. I've never used the Peloton ones (went straight to SPDs as are on our MTBs), but the Facebook groups are full of pedal complaints. It's the butterfly keyboard of Peloton. Edi
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5y ago
I've had the bike for four years. Cost both one time and recurring is pretty high, but the product is of high quality. I've taken thousands of spin classes IRL and several hundred on the Peloton. Peloton is superior both in the ha
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6y ago
>Do you think that you spending 0% of your time managing iOS devices has something to do with apps not being able to use their own payment system? Indirectly sure - it pays for the app store and all of the curation that goes on there. Ad
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6y ago
On the other hand, I spend 0% of my time managing iOS devices for my parents and am constantly bombarded with issues from my in-laws with Android phones. I agree that some of Apple's behavior is monopolistic and has some unfortunate, p
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6y ago
Only if you're selfish. I'd say Bill Gates has made an art out of enjoying too much money.
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