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lfpeb8b45ez
6mo ago
This is great, but I really thought it was going to go from crude oil to refinement to data centers to LLM tokens to explain every software developer’s job!
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1y ago
How about InfoWars?
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1y ago
*modernized
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1y ago
I was really hoping this would be a list of books you had decided not to read, with short (ideally flippant) justifications. Followed, inevitably, by passionate and erudite rebuttals.
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1y ago
I find the configuration complexity clock always valuable in framing conversations like this: https://mikehadlow.blogspot.com/2012/05/configuration-comple...
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Ask HN: What board game rule did you misunderstand that made the game better?
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2y ago
Tom Kealey, one of the lecturers quoted extensively in this article, is a fantastic teacher. I took a class with him toward the beginning of his time at Stanford, and I often find myself thinking about what I learned. Tom took us seriously,
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2y ago
My understanding is that the .NET team is working toward this with Interceptors: https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/blob/main/docs/features/int...
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2y ago
Or Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah, to use their less well known Hebrew names.
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Recology Trash Service Still Disrupted 3 Months After Hack
(komonews.com)
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I’m not surprised by this: IoT Hub is the core infrastructure piece powering Azure IoT, and it’s not going anywhere per the article. IoT Central, which is being phased out, was a layer on top of IoT Hub and other components that always had
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3y ago
Yes, that’s exactly the convention that C4 specifies: add legends on every diagram and make sure things are labeled in a way that people can understand.
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3y ago
There’s always this case from 2008: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3232990/
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3y ago
Really looking forward to hearing a thirty second clip from this call in a 2028 episode of Darknet Diaries. “THESE are true stories from the dark side of the internet… I’m Jachary Sider.”
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3y ago
“So, what’s your bomb shelter situation?”
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3y ago
I think you mean: Google's Rush to Win in AI Led to Ethical Lapses, Employees Do Not Say
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4y ago
Where this approach really shines is in v1 of a complex project. If you have multiple teams combining to deploy edge compute pushing data to a cloud service and talking to multiple client experiences, then a steel thread approach can help m
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4y ago
The Millions has done it again with a crackling, thrill-a-minute joyride that’s whip-smart and unexpectedly devastating.
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4y ago
Check out the carnivore diet.
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4y ago
This talk has some great ideas about testing areas that are considered untestable: https://youtu.be/5_IW7npQk9k
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4y ago
I’ll need evidence for that claim.
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4y ago
Why?
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4y ago
This piece makes some interesting points, but then I realized the author is an internet pedant so none of it is worth reading. /s
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4y ago
The argument here is not secularism vs Christianity but religion in general. Human history does show religion as a consistent force.
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4y ago
There are free tiers of software and services everywhere. Businesses make the calculation that sponsoring university students’ use of their product will create loyal paying customers down the road, and students are both easy to identify via
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4y ago
“A man’s reach should exceed his grasp” - Arnold Schwarzenegger
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Most of the comments here fall into two camps: work can be inherently meaningful, or work is transactional. I think most of us would agree that there are certain goals worth sustained sacrifice. The question is: when is work worthy? There a
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You’ll need to first discover if you can trust yourself. Make sure you don’t sleepwalk, test your susceptibility to hypnotic suggestion, and talk to a medical professional you trust about other possible health conditions that could jeopardi
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First thing is that it doesn’t sound like you have a common goal. If Maverick’s goal is “build the coolest thing” and Copy-Paster’s goal is “generate code as quickly as possible”, you need to find a way to generate a shared understanding of
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If only this was Compact Discs as a Service…
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