notme77

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by notme77 5y ago
source ~/.bash_history
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by notme77 5y ago
That’s because you’re already above where money would constrain you. The vast majority of people are not. I suspect you know this.
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by notme77 5y ago
ok, but why?
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by notme77 5y ago
Well then, I can write a tiny C compiler in bash...
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by notme77 6y ago
Found the PM
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by notme77 7y ago
Boston has "Allston Christmas" on Sept 1st each year. Tons of people move. There's lots of nifty stuff on the sidewalks waiting to be discovered.
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by notme77 7y ago
>Perhaps people shouldn't have started paying nerds a good amount of money to do super nerdy things. I've got discount pitchforks. Get your pitchforks. 3 for $5.
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by notme77 7y ago
FreeNAS (open source, ZFS, requires ECC ram) Unraid (paid license for connivence that wraps open source mergerfs and snapraid) OpenMediaVault (open source unionfs + snapraid) Drobo (appliance) Synology (appliance) There's a lot of near
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by notme77 7y ago
You've never been given a free meal? Did you buy your copy of the book? Ever been given a complimentary slide deck? Ever had a publisher give you suggested questions for tests? Ever seen a student have to use "online resources&quo
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by notme77 7y ago
I'd like to see more professional, terminal (doctorate) degrees that aren't PhDs. Run them in parallel. For instance, I feel there should be an M.Eng. equivalent for comp sci that requires mastery of existing theory instead of dev
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by notme77 7y ago
The CEO is the CEO because he makes profitable decisions. You have to replace her with someone / something that makes at least equally good decisions.
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by notme77 7y ago
Those same users are probably benefitting from the other thing I did that delivered value to my company. It has value for the company because it has value, directly or indirectly, for the customer. Eventually, it'll sort itself out wit
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by notme77 7y ago
Hackathons happen on the weekend? Every company I've worked in has done them on weekdays. People tend to work longer on hackathon days than regular ones, but that doesn't seem so bad. Most programmers probably enjoy what they do.
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by notme77 7y ago
Inflation moves money from the rich (who have assets) to the poor (who have debt). Can't have that...
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by notme77 7y ago
It's targeting what is easiest to automate. This happens to be mostly low skilled workers. Software engineers constantly cannibalize their own jobs, but there are so many positions for software engineers available (or potentially avail
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by notme77 7y ago
Often people, especially computer engineers, focus on the machines. They think, "By doing this, the machine will run faster. By doing this, the machine will run more effectively. By doing this, the machine will something something some
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by notme77 7y ago
That's a lot of parens you've got there. You should try emacs. :)
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by notme77 7y ago
Want a dozen + 1? As a friend, I setup a precision workstation for a small business owner. Part of this setup was a hardware raid 1 array. (He wanted a fast machine that was very reliable. His money, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯). He took it to the Geek
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by notme77 8y ago
Please google "Ashton Manual" The process you're describing is well understood. What your folks are experiencing is extremely common. The Ashton Manual not only describes the process, but also details procedures for mitigatin