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by yesdocs 1y ago
Yes, it’s one of the main reasons I purchased a system, I have had outages for longer than 2 weeks at a time .. PG&E
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by yesdocs 1y ago
I use both electric and Natural Gas heaters. Natural gas heaters are around 65/mo to run
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by yesdocs 1y ago
I have at Tesla system with 3 batteries, and I argued during installation to include 8kw of panels situated on the west side of our roof against Tesla ‘s engineering. The panels would only by 72% efficient on the west side as opposed to 74%
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by yesdocs 1y ago
Yes, civil disobedience. Get into ‘Good trouble’
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by yesdocs 2y ago
This has been my experience as well. Rails can do a lot, but it also allows you to develop junk. Most sites built in Ruby end up in the latter category, especially if built by a team that doesn’t use basic software architecture patterns.
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by yesdocs 2y ago
Of course, and why is azure ‘bad’?
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by yesdocs 2y ago
Why is azure ‘bad’? Is it because you dislike Microsoft? In my experience Azure is really good and getting better. Even if AWS is more popular, Azure is gaining traction, is more intuitive and easier to use, and in my experience: cheaper
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by yesdocs 3y ago
Time to unionize
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by yesdocs 3y ago
If you even have a remote chance of running in this race I recommend you go. I raced in 2006 and 2007 and it was by far the most fun you can have on four wheels, and the people are just amazing and welcoming. When you are racing a car you c
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by yesdocs 3y ago
Do people forget that a 40 hour work week exists because of unions? Did we forget that having weekends off and holidays off was not a thing until unions? Did we also forget that children were put to work at a young age until unions?
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by yesdocs 3y ago
Have you seen the salary requirements for these jobs? People are being paid way more than they were being paid 10 years ago. Nobody, and I mean nobody, is turning down jobs because of insufficient wages. The perceived ‘value’ that an emplo
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by yesdocs 3y ago
The mere statement that a 5 year ‘Senior’ software engineer has more perceived value than a ‘Senior’ software engineer with 20 years of experience is just crazy. Let’s replace ‘software engineer’ with ‘electrician’ and then tell me this is
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by yesdocs 3y ago
Yes, there is a power in a union and it’s about time we unionize and unite SWE before AI takes our rights and jobs.
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by yesdocs 3y ago
It’s time we unionize as software developers. You saw what the UAW achieved, Software Engineering needs the same type of protections
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by yesdocs 3y ago
I am old enough to remember when cubicles and offices were the norm. Cubicle companies studied and improved the cubicles spaces to make them more efficient using science. Yes they actually studied what would make us happier and more profici
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by yesdocs 4y ago
Has no one read Fahrenheit 411? Jeez
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by yesdocs 4y ago
The audacity to think that running a company well involves running your employees into the ground is peak Republican stupidity. There are thousands of companies that are great and profitable and yet are still great places to work.
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by yesdocs 4y ago
Some of the greatest coaches of all time start every season by going over the basic’s like ‘How to tie your shoe’. Drop your ego at the door.
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by yesdocs 4y ago
Well this explains the election deniers crazy batshit approach to ‘Stop the Steal’. It helps rationalize their belief that Trump flags and MAGA hats make an election. 60 rejected lawsuits doesn’t seem to break the fever. Why don’t we admit
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by yesdocs 4y ago
Queue the accidents that will occur by over correcting in distress
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by yesdocs 4y ago
Welcome to the 50’s
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by yesdocs 4y ago
This gets my vote for the most ridiculous headline on HN. Complete word salad with very little meaning
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by yesdocs 5y ago
I am constantly reminded how lame ruby and the rails ecosystem is. Consistency was solved long ago in the .Net ecosystem and using standard tools would not lead the author down a dark road of ‘it just works’ but it really doesn’t. All this
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by yesdocs 5y ago
Heroku is crap. You can’t deploy without dropping requests, it’s tools are lame and any serious monitoring costs you big $. ‘It just works’ is a layman’s response to the fact that it really doesn’t.
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by yesdocs 5y ago
We are in a pandemic, which is roughly akin to being in a crowded burning building. When authorities are directing you to an exit, this idiot Joe Rogan stands up and yells on his megaphone that there is an exit in the opposite direction. Pe
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by yesdocs 5y ago
There is no ‘coming together’ with the denial of facts. The ‘left’ did not create ‘sides’. I believe the leaders on the ‘right’ created a public health crisis by fanning the flames of anti-science to fill their donation coffers and put peop
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by yesdocs 5y ago
This ‘two-siding’ approach is exactly what the media does and normalizes radical actions as a ruse for freedom. But there is no equivalent, one side is on the side of public health, the other is promoting practices that put people in danger
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by yesdocs 5y ago
Television has been the default communication mechanism for many years, and as such is already regulated. I believe the problem with TV is that you cannot lie in political advertising, which is probably why MTG was not using that platform.
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by yesdocs 6y ago
Dissent when it’s politically convenient, is just dissent.
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by yesdocs 6y ago
I hope whatever happens with these lawsuits it chills the baseless accusations of voter fraud used to undermine voter confidence in our democracy

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