retbull

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by retbull 3y ago
Well the whole point of this paper is NOT everything is a graph.
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by retbull 3y ago
Every 6 months? That seems like a pretty long window for tribal knowledge to get lost. Is 6 months arbitrary or is there some reasoning behind that cadence?
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by retbull 3y ago
The original paper that is referred to in this is https://arxiv.org/abs/2209.06833
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by retbull 4y ago
They saw raid shadow legends was making more money than them and thought they'd take a page out of their book on micro transactions.
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by retbull 5y ago
I feel like it is pretty indistinguishable in STS if you lost because you made an incorrect decision somewhere or the run is unwinnable. Something like Zelda or Metroid you can reach a point and the game has some kind of obvious solution or
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by retbull 5y ago
Builder patterns for primitives? I think that seems super cool but then aren't you just building a new language?
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by retbull 5y ago
As long as I can install DOOM on it IDK about the platform.
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by retbull 5y ago
:(
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by retbull 5y ago
Reading this is making me sick. I am working on leaving my large company for a start up for this exact reason. Something as simple as changing a tag on a server requires submitting a request -> waiting for the reply that they are working
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by retbull 5y ago
"Only direction is up"
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by retbull 5y ago
From an entirely tongue in cheek perspective isn't all ruby idiomatic.
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by retbull 5y ago
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Power_lines_through_... They cut down all the trees nearby so its basically a clear cut strip thats as wide as the poles are tall.
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by retbull 5y ago
Did you read the article at all? They aren't talking about the pay as it is a separate issue. There literally isn't time for the managers to train and onboard people resulting in a bad experience for the new employee, the customer
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by retbull 5y ago
That story is so incredibly narrow and misleading its absurd.
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by retbull 5y ago
Yeah volume is a terrible metric to go by. I work as a data engineer and a lot of the time if I am working between environments or when migrating between data centers will have a copy of the data locally that I can write tests against or mo
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by retbull 5y ago
Statistics like the op said. If you are expecting your decay products from an interaction to be 20% X and 80% Y but after 100 billion attempts which should have averaged out to the expected outcome you instead get 21% X and 79% Y something
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by retbull 5y ago
From what I read in this article they didn't prove that the force exists at all they actually showed that it wasn't present in several areas. This helps other people who are doing experiments in the area by cutting down on the ran
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by retbull 5y ago
I feel like if you are working with genome levels of data maybe you shouldn't be using JS to do the work. JS is a great tool in some cases but not really a scientific one. I guess you use whatever you know.
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by retbull 6y ago
I don't really agree with much of google any more but I was at one point fairly involved in a project there. They do have some more secure systems for government use that isn't the crazy leaky ad cesspool gmail and docs is.
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by retbull 7y ago
Ah papyrus oh how I missed you from high school.
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by retbull 7y ago
Hopefully this is the first time. Honestly the government needs to make more open decisions like this (hard because of tracking budgets and how contracts are awarded and defined as complete). A bit more flexibility and open decisions with e
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by retbull 7y ago
I need me some of this invisible top hat quantum computer.
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by retbull 7y ago
Gotta make sure it is double blind. Don't want those parrots going in with knowledge there.
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by retbull 7y ago
Not in maintainability. It is pretty hard to follow Scala when people use the flexibility too much. You have so many options that everyone develops their own flavor of overrides/overloads and style. This makes transferring skills betwe
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by retbull 7y ago
Uh it looks like there are at least holes where the tie downs can fit. The glass roof is kinda nuts for sure though. Those high walls are also annoying if you want to put tool boxes in your truck. It might be possible to still be practical
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by retbull 7y ago
Yeah but the glass breaks really easily so it should help disperse the impact.
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by retbull 7y ago
I mean AWS has driven a lot of developer practices in the last 10 years. Not a terrible bandwagon to jump on.
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by retbull 7y ago
I live in a suburb so I have to drive to many places but I have started to notice that even if I can't walk to the store in less than 20 min it feels a ton less stressful than driving for 3 and parking for 5. I should probably get a bi
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by retbull 7y ago
When I am in SF often I can walk faster than I can drive.
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by retbull 7y ago
Getting more and more tempting over here. I am tired of my monthly video bills going higher and higher just to watch a couple of shows I like.

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