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nartz
3y ago
Game would be a lot more fun if it were simplified - the betting / offering market / trades go way too fast, especially with bots
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nartz
3y ago
Whats said in this blogpost may be 100% true, and of course red hat does do a lot for the community, but unfortunately the damage is done. Its always going to feel like: * Red Hat was a bastion of open source * Red Hat sold out to IBM * Red
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nartz
4y ago
The lobby is strong with Comcast.
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nartz
4y ago
This. As a non film person, I basically have no clue what this does.
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nartz
4y ago
Feels like the person who responded has little or no experience with working together with the media and just freaked out.
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Centos 8 Mirrors now unavailable
(lists.centos.org)
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5y ago
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nartz
5y ago
Sad Day for Centos 8 TLDR: Cannot prepare internal mirrorlist: No URLs in mirrorlist https://twitter.com/CentOS/status/1487095713238499328
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nartz
5y ago
At your next job offer, yes evaluate the work itself, but after you've qualified it, spend more effort seeing if you can connect with the people. Come for the money, stay for the friends.
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nartz
5y ago
Best piece of advice, take a stand. Have a perspective. And stay focused on a small amount of things that you care about. This might start out as one thing - which is completely fine. The rest, make sure you set up a scheme where you are
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nartz
5y ago
Very few entrepreneurs understand that sure, market matters, and sure product fit matters, however the variable of time is an interesting one. Most startups growth looks super slow, then ramps up, and then quickly ramps up. This is very sim
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nartz
5y ago
Disagree with some of this. There is a need to define what 'management' actually 'is'. Great 'managers' are leaders imho. The difference being, that they help inspire and motivate a team, and help contribute
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nartz
5y ago
Patents should only be enforceable for: - companies that have a history of utilizing/operating with the patents subject (e.g. no patent troll legal firms would be able to meet this requirements) - only be enforceable against competitor
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nartz
5y ago
Very interesting. I like the idea of "virtualizing" the hard schema with views to abstract away some things. View performance can be a thing at larger scale for OLTP workloads, also, the solution you propose also adds complexity s
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nartz
5y ago
There may be some high-level validity to using gini splitting as a means for 'general' prioritisation to better understand the data; however, second order effects (e.g. assumptions of non-independence between variables) can often
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Best Advanced Web Analytics Tools/SAAS Supporting HIPAA?
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5y ago
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nartz
5y ago
EU - bless their souls - as soon as something interesting comes along, they immediately feel the need to regulate it globally, and often, very badly. GDPR-AI here we come.
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5y ago
By speaking out about cancel culture, he is technically defending those who have been cancelled - thus he is only 1 hop away, and by his own equation, should be cancelled.
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6y ago
The key is NOT the phone itself, but the APPS and the Use of the phone. Author seems to be struggling with the connected-kid culture around apps like Instagram and TikTok - which are transforming the school-based culture to something where
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nartz
6y ago
A lawyer tried to climb everest, and instead ended up in a lawsuit. Thats why lawyers are lawyers.
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nartz
6y ago
You could ask for a success based incentive.
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nartz
6y ago
This is over simplified. It's better to lose a finger to an infection or cancer, versus have it spread to all parts of the body. Its the same thing with fiscal policy.
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nartz
6y ago
Everyone wants to blame someone - e.g. its the governments fault! In reality, its just an external force that everyone is dealing with, a plague, if you will - its not anyone's fault; it just must be faced, that during a plague, there
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6y ago
Rock on - so true - the web used to be a safe place to express oneself; now, saying the wrong thing results in hundreds of negative comments and F/J-finger wagging. It would be great to get back to more individualism on the web.
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6y ago
Just an idea - put a link to longtermstockexchange.com into your blog post, preferably at the top, with how people can use or buy into it
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nartz
6y ago
Overall - I feel the author's pain here - and yet - it does feel a bit like he got burned and this is a bit cathartic. The first thing is - this is the industry we live in; especially for small companies, it should be expected to have
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6y ago
This looks cool - but it would be 100% cooler if it was just a wearable, that I could customize to use with other games - for instance, World of Warcraft, punching to initiate an attack, and different motions to use items, 'click'
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6y ago
Hey guys - here's just some critical feedback from a fellow dev - here's my n of 1 perspective - of course this could be a very different perspective for e.g. large enterprise companies struggling with this. Feedback: It seems ove
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6y ago
There is a spectrum: Quality+Speed+Efficiency cowboy coding |0-----1------2-------3------4----5| perfect iphone I would never expect a startup to be operating above 4 or 4.5, it might mean you are spending too much time future proofing. The
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nartz
6y ago
If you make it extreme, then its easier to see the folly / error - 500/1500 students + 1/3 students = ?
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6y ago
Why are there no repurcussions for what essentially amounts to fraud? Why is it acceptable for politicians to commit fraud, but not for anyone else?
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