tikiman163

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by tikiman163 5mo ago
CoPilot broke github actions in such a way that if too many requests to start a workflow came in at the same time it would reduce the capacity of the build server's queue until you did a full manual reboot of the build server and compl
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by tikiman163 5mo ago
Literally just watched the video of you posting this. Amazing how few people got the irony.
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by tikiman163 4y ago
A big part of the problem is that means testing is largely a waste of time. If you boost people based on income you end up wasting a huge amount of time trying to figure out where the income line should be. Even if you can find a good point
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by tikiman163 4y ago
I'm not a huge fan of writing a ton of documentation about the code. I am a huge fan of requiring developers to write in-line comments explaining what they're doing so the next person can build that internal model more easily. The
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by tikiman163 4y ago
First off, no, not everyone should be on these drugs, there are side effects as well as known drug interactions that can be dangerous and not everyone needs them. Second, please, please, please stop listing your BMI as if it were a definiti
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by tikiman163 4y ago
You're not an Indie Entrepreneur, that is complete nonsense. Indie just means independent, and given that all entrepreneurs are by definition independent, you're kind of giving me insight into why you failed. Indie only applies to
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by tikiman163 4y ago
People are idiots, but the cops and everyone else in the justice system had a legal requirement to actually know the law, and letting their kid walk half a mile straight up isn't child endangerment. These people had thier lives turned
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by tikiman163 4y ago
I primarily agree with you, but his primary point is mainly regarding the tendency for projects at large organizations to have a substantial number of unfished attempts to rework existing applications, which often results in serious headach
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by tikiman163 4y ago
Graphql does not address the problem he's describing. When he says "transformation" his meaning is similar to transformation in an ETL process. What he means is the application loads data, the user takes an action, and the fr
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by tikiman163 4y ago
The other day 8 looked at the IMDB score for the Rings of Power. The score was something like a 3 out of 10, but what caught my eye is the number of user reviews was nearly 200,000. That is way higher than it should be at this point. The pr
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by tikiman163 4y ago
I find it a little weird and off putting that thierprivate business is having its expansion funded by state funds for coronavirus recovery. I get that this is generally a good thing, and many ISPs, especially the smaller ones, receive gover
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by tikiman163 4y ago
If you think his ratio of good to bad business decisions is even average then you haven't been paying attention. Tesla has nearly gone bankrupt repeatedly, and it's stock price has largely risen the most after Musk was removed fro
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by tikiman163 4y ago
Yes, Musk could have received that data and had time to analyze it before buying, these kind of merger contract processes have time built into them to allow prospective buyers to look into finances and other information that is not normally
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by tikiman163 4y ago
I hope this seriously bites Musk in the ass. I hope he's forced to buy it, and then it's such a pain in the ass for him that he immediately tries to turn around and sell only to discover no single entity or investment group wants
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by tikiman163 4y ago
Interoperability means that hardware and hardware related OS capabilities have to be accessible to third-party developers. End to end encryption isn't a hardware capability, it's software. Also, they only have to give them a mecha
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by tikiman163 4y ago
How is this only now becoming a thing? We've know TikTok was spying on Americans for years.
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by tikiman163 4y ago
Antitrust would be good, but that wouldn't affect the FCC, they'd just issue the same request to as many app stores as they deemed necessary. Technically, Microsoft will also probably have received the same request, but really who
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by tikiman163 4y ago
The Supreme Court Justice who wrote the court's opinion on this issue just publicly stated he believes the Supreme Court should reconsider all of its prior procedural decisions, including Gay Mairage, legalized gay relationships, contr
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by tikiman163 4y ago
This game has some rather obvious flaws in terms of an economics simulator. Because the is only one product that means any changes to the price of apples is the inflation rate. Additionally, the demand for apples is basically fixed and 0% u
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by tikiman163 4y ago
I program billing systems, and even account reconciliation systems for payment processes. It's not a nightmare, it just take a greater understand of accounting. If you want to be an engineer that works on financial systems, take the fi
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by tikiman163 4y ago
One particularly tricky nuance of contract law is that their must be someone with legal standing who wants the contract to be enforced. If Musk doesn't think he can put the funds together without damaging businesses he cares about more
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by tikiman163 4y ago
Twitter would have to be run by people that don't want the $1B payout and for Elon to just fuck off. News flash, they current executives and even the founder do not want Musk to acquire Twitter. Everyone with the legal responsibility t
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by tikiman163 4y ago
There is also a simple possibility that these two executives would have been fired anyway. Average executive tenior at a company is only about 4 years, and executives leave or are asked to leave pretty frequently. As for the hiring freeze,
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by tikiman163 4y ago
Click bait has been a problem for way longer than the dislike stats being hidden. Also, the algorithm still takes dislikes into account, and it's still easy to dislike content. The problem is that click bait works and when your average
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by tikiman163 4y ago
I want to be clear I'm playing devils advocate here. I'm a software engineering team lead who likes both in person and remote work. I'm comfortable with having fully remote team members, I've successfully been a team lea
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by tikiman163 4y ago
Ah yes, the internet's worst kept secret. The reasons behind it however are less obvious. Yes, to a certain extent your ISP is watching to see if you run a speedtest and will open up more bandwidth to you in the event you do. However,
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by tikiman163 4y ago
I cannot think that Elon Musk owning/controlling Twitter will go even half the way he expects. He clearly only sees it as a potential platform for disseminating his opinions, which have regularly been wrong when it came to things like
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by tikiman163 4y ago
I was super disappointed when pebble failed, it had so much potential and I loved where they were going with it.
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by tikiman163 4y ago
Neither side can really claim it, but both will half heartedly do so.
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by tikiman163 4y ago
I want you to be right, I really do. The problem as far as I can see it is that Amazon can simply shift the work load away from that facility and then close it, and open a new one somewhere else. Unions no longer have the protections they n

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