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by scheveningen 3y ago
sorry to be an evangelist, but coming out of lurking to say that cycling is no longer seasonal, thanks to indoor/online platforms such as Zwift. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMGbZFEZOM8 you can ride with a club&#x2F
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by scheveningen 4y ago
we solved this by creating a review board to look at proposed new process gates and approve them before they are put into use.
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by scheveningen 4y ago
Anecdata here but a few months ago I started eating "one meal every other day" (a massive ribeye with butter and eggs. i have no idea what the calories or protein or whatever are.). I had been strength training for a while witho
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by scheveningen 6y ago
I don't even know the rules of Go, but I am a long-time chess enthusiast, and I have a decent, but not top-level, understanding of chess (I am a FIDE master and I also play correspondence chess (which is human+engine) and have an inter
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by scheveningen 6y ago
It's much more difficult than it used to be, but I think there is still some value to human guidance, more as a "referee" than anything else. Right now we have essentially two top tier engines -- traditional brute force with
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by scheveningen 7y ago
> Also, if the position is highly sought-after - isn't it a bit weird that a signing bonus is offered? In today's job market, in software engineering, it's the applicants that are highly sought after. So the signing bon
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by scheveningen 7y ago
30 kcal per minute would be very difficult to sustain except for a very short burst of time (like 2-5 minutes) in a peak performance scenario (such as an end-of-season race that the athlete is very well tapered and rested for). My personal
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by scheveningen 7y ago
Personally I don't feel like the "hiding from the listener" use case discussed in the other response is very critical. What I think _pmf_ is getting at is an "only authorized devices may install my software, or view the
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by scheveningen 7y ago
I thought _pmf_ was describing packages that he authored, and certainly if the contents of them are confidential, they would be in a private repository. I don't think that the RPMs that I have created in my internal repository and depl
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by scheveningen 8y ago
As someone who looked into a job at Chick-Fil-A but ultimately decided that it was not the right place to work for me, this sounds awesome and has cleared up a lot of things. Perhaps you could help me understand how to reconcile this cultur
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by scheveningen 9y ago
Have you tried 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to Python'? It strives to be exactly this -- a guide on installation, configuration, and usage of the Python runtime and development toolchain. http://docs.python-guide.org&#
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by scheveningen 9y ago
IMO, the downvotes are a big problem with reddit, unfortunately. If people actually followed reddiquette (downvoting posts that do not add to the discussion) the system would work great. However, a large majority of people will just downvo