nabdab

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by nabdab 7y ago
Postmortem refers to the subject not the person. It’s a term Beverly commonly used in tech circles: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postmortem_documentation
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by nabdab 7y ago
Sounds like you would give consent if asked, and I applaud you for that. Myself I gladly donate blood for free to help others. I don’t however feel that either of those willful good deeds should be viewed as arguments supporting that peopl
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by nabdab 7y ago
> It would have been trivial to review these for required sections in advance Absolutely. It is trivial! And the company making the submission is expected to do that. Which I think is very reasonable, considering that they know the requi
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by nabdab 7y ago
Sounds like standard bureaucracy. They didn’t submit the required information in the required form. SF wants startups to behave, that doesn’t mean that behaving startups get to ignore the standard procedures or get exceptions from requirem
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by nabdab 7y ago
And apparently tons of entities throughout the county just went on with budget increases to the tune of 4.4 million from one year to the next and no one anywhere asked any questions... it seems almost unbelievable that everyone just didn’t
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by nabdab 7y ago
That’s not how funding works. If you believe the product is worth exactly what you pay that’s not funding, that’s buying. Funding is the belief that at some point the ownership will be worth the wait given the investment.
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by nabdab 7y ago
I love jupytext, but i feel like it’s a patch on a problem that should have just been solved. Just change jupyter to work directly in the genereres file format and skip the “pair files” hassle.
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by nabdab 7y ago
Sounds like a bad apology from someone who got caught passing of others work as their own. Yes plagiarism is wrong, and no it’s not the entirety of academia that is wrong because you can’t get by without talent through just copying other pe
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by nabdab 7y ago
She’s pragmatic and has to somehow capitalize on her success. And the very reason everyone owns so much crap is because this is the way you can easily do that. Selling cheap shit to the masses. She was never preaching an end to consumerism
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by nabdab 7y ago
> and at the time the woman (perhaps plural) didn’t want to really participate. AFAIK, the sexual interactions where consensual as they occurred. But the two woman withdrew consent after the fact as they learned he hadn’t been wearing a
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by nabdab 7y ago
I remember fondly those early days with PHP before it dawned on me how many peculiarities it had. However to be fair these steps came only after you’d managed to set up the server which was non-trivial on its own. These days I feel like pyt
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by nabdab 7y ago
Would you like to expand on your view? I’ve used terraform a lot and never had any issues with the tooling. But then again it’s just a pretty simple CLI/config setup? Do you mean you’re looking for graphical interfaces to write config
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by nabdab 7y ago
Well written review. Yet I’m left with the most important question unanswered. Is the game fun to play? I get the strange feeling that the answer is a hard no. And that this price was ordered which is why it goes on like one long excuse for
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by nabdab 7y ago
> Data is so cheap that it should be actually free, unlike counterfeit nike shoes. This really depends on the data. In pharma the right 50 bytes of data can be worth billions. Not all data is personal product preferences for add targetin
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by nabdab 7y ago
It’s already the case for lists, and no-one is confused. (I have taught intro courses to python). People do however get confused as to why it doesn’t work for dictionaries, because it’s intuitive to expect it would when it works for lists.
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by nabdab 7y ago
Docker hub and Docker Desktop.
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by nabdab 7y ago
To me it says that in his circles people are currently talking to downplay the Uber killing, likely worried about consequences for what was ultimately senior management pushing to disregard safety in the name of hitting milestones for inves
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by nabdab 7y ago
> It is mind-boggling how you can market a product and sell it to a patient population knowing absolutely nothing about how it will affect them Seems the problem is that the product got classified essentially as “just a new baker baking
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by nabdab 7y ago
Is it? The reply seems to nail it down.
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by nabdab 7y ago
We’re working on a jupyter notebook setup as well, but for us it’s only analytical notebooks and dashboards (through Voila). How have you tied in triggered dataflows and ETL?
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by nabdab 7y ago
If that was the case then arguably they wouldn’t fully support web assembly but only have partial support.
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by nabdab 7y ago
> Saying that making a complaint public and it's answer public constitutes harassment just sounds trollish Have we really reached the point where people think it’s normal to run every proceeding live on Twitter? Imagine if this was
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by nabdab 7y ago
The element of you story that deals with how you distributed your solution has no relevance to the rest of it. You could have been using any type of distribution it’s irrelevant that you actually used curl. If people trust you and ru. Your
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by nabdab 7y ago
Naming things is hard. This seems to be a scientifically proven and effective treatment which has proved benefits. But the name makes people have incorrect assumptions (and apparently also at least one practitioner). So it’s getting a lot o
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by nabdab 7y ago
I feel it’s misplacing the blame to accuse Apple of creating the housing problems by increasing demand through employing people. Unless you are fundamentally against companies employing people. It’s not like the politicians have been comple
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by nabdab 7y ago
Yes? When other scammers commit fraud that hurts the people who buy in to the fraudulent health claims of their products they can’t just excuse themselves with “but I was in the Ironman Movies”.
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by nabdab 7y ago
> The videos are pretty innocent, but it's creepy as hell that Ring decided to use video captured on Halloween as a PR stunt to show that, uh, Ring is always watching.
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by nabdab 7y ago
> What kind of person thinks its impressive that you've swiped your credit card a few more times then they did, for the same game? The same kind of person who thinks it’s impressive that you swiped you credit card a few more times t
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by nabdab 7y ago
I’m confused so you are saying the language where using StartDate one place and start_date another without issues is better than the ones that error out because you used different names? Seems like a recipe for disaster like the early days
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by nabdab 7y ago
At this point the claim that he committed suicide seems more like an unconfirmed conspiracy theory.

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