My wife and I used various warmers and threw them all out for microwaving water. 8oz is 30 seconds. 6oz is 22 seconds. It's easy, fast and reliable every time.
Kaggle is what they talk about in my industry. https://www.kaggle.com/datasets
We were contracted because the agency lost lawsuits and had to payout and change policies. The contractor was never successfully sued, but I had to compile lawsuit discovery documents 6 times in 2 years.
I worked for a private company contracted to provide a portion of a public service and later got employed by the the government agency. - The contractor had no budget. Our servers were out of date and we were running…
I wasn't very clear. She had a mac laptop around 1998 or so.
1. His kid was finishing high school and didn't want to move out of a small metro with limited jobs. 2. Company health insurance + family member with chronic disease. 3. He was personal friends with the VP which made…
> fear of being replaced I saw the most extreme example of low competence bullying. A manager with less than 1 year of experience fired a contractor project manager who was a previous energy company CEO, turn-around…
iPhone SE, iPad, and the MacBook Air all disagree with you. I feel like this is the cheapest Apple products have ever been. My grandma had a colorful $2000 Apple laptop in early 2000s and you can get a MacBook Air now…
1. They grew up. 2a. Got a job and had kids/got hobbies. Stopped caring and just subscribed to Netflix like everyone else. --or-- 2b. Created copyrightable works. Joined the protectionists.
Article from 2010. Instagram was created on October 6, 2010. I bet it's related.
Do you have disaster recovery / high availability requirements? SQL server on a desktop has a lot of single points of failure.
I think we're doing pretty good: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/homicide-rate-1990-vs-201... https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/homicide-rates-across-wes...
last 6 months job listings from itjobswatch.co.uk Python - 23,146 Java - 19,800 Scala - 2,274 Clojure - 291
He was a long time employee with a legacy job title "wintel engineer." A transformational ex-IBM director was finally brave enough to PIP and fire him. I think he was mostly retired while putting in 8 hours of work a…
At a big telecom we had an employee that maybe closed 10 tickets in two years. He was the highest paid team member (as reported by our director) and worked remotely from an RV in Oklahoma. When he was finally discovered…
My family member who runs a company in China avoids bribes by pretending to be a dumb American.
I had the same deal at a big telecom 7 years ago. The offer lasted one month. I moved to a better position with better pay/responsibilities.
I lived through EMC's VMware tightening their grip, killing off our vendor "reflex firewall" by restricting their use of network APIs (to boost their Nicira acquisition which became NSX), then making us pay the vRAM…
My pal with a masters in math writes R and Python. My MBA friend writes .NET at an investment bank. Econ PhDs are probably making machine learning models.
Makes sense to backup user data, and script your server/app/database install and setup. If your RTO is very short, then full backups with fast restores are best.
Pyramids were built with slave labor. Poor sanitation lead to the black plague. Imagine if they all stopped having kids, because they thought Egyptian slavery would never end and the black plague was insurmountable?
in 2015 I made a change that stopped 90% of the tickets that rolled into my team's queue. The remaining 10% were complicated real customer issues. Our entire department was closed 6 months later, because I assume our…
So this is like the opposite of Amazon, who rents out their previously internal only systems?
Sounds like excellent match-making. If you're winning 50% of the games you play that's perfect match-making. In Hearthstone that you'd trounce new people while you move up the ranks after the monthly rank reset. It had…
Pretty sure the point was that we should take personal responsibility for our actions.
My wife and I used various warmers and threw them all out for microwaving water. 8oz is 30 seconds. 6oz is 22 seconds. It's easy, fast and reliable every time.
Kaggle is what they talk about in my industry. https://www.kaggle.com/datasets
We were contracted because the agency lost lawsuits and had to payout and change policies. The contractor was never successfully sued, but I had to compile lawsuit discovery documents 6 times in 2 years.
I worked for a private company contracted to provide a portion of a public service and later got employed by the the government agency. - The contractor had no budget. Our servers were out of date and we were running…
I wasn't very clear. She had a mac laptop around 1998 or so.
1. His kid was finishing high school and didn't want to move out of a small metro with limited jobs. 2. Company health insurance + family member with chronic disease. 3. He was personal friends with the VP which made…
> fear of being replaced I saw the most extreme example of low competence bullying. A manager with less than 1 year of experience fired a contractor project manager who was a previous energy company CEO, turn-around…
iPhone SE, iPad, and the MacBook Air all disagree with you. I feel like this is the cheapest Apple products have ever been. My grandma had a colorful $2000 Apple laptop in early 2000s and you can get a MacBook Air now…
1. They grew up. 2a. Got a job and had kids/got hobbies. Stopped caring and just subscribed to Netflix like everyone else. --or-- 2b. Created copyrightable works. Joined the protectionists.
Article from 2010. Instagram was created on October 6, 2010. I bet it's related.
Do you have disaster recovery / high availability requirements? SQL server on a desktop has a lot of single points of failure.
I think we're doing pretty good: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/homicide-rate-1990-vs-201... https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/homicide-rates-across-wes...
last 6 months job listings from itjobswatch.co.uk Python - 23,146 Java - 19,800 Scala - 2,274 Clojure - 291
He was a long time employee with a legacy job title "wintel engineer." A transformational ex-IBM director was finally brave enough to PIP and fire him. I think he was mostly retired while putting in 8 hours of work a…
At a big telecom we had an employee that maybe closed 10 tickets in two years. He was the highest paid team member (as reported by our director) and worked remotely from an RV in Oklahoma. When he was finally discovered…
My family member who runs a company in China avoids bribes by pretending to be a dumb American.
I had the same deal at a big telecom 7 years ago. The offer lasted one month. I moved to a better position with better pay/responsibilities.
I lived through EMC's VMware tightening their grip, killing off our vendor "reflex firewall" by restricting their use of network APIs (to boost their Nicira acquisition which became NSX), then making us pay the vRAM…
My pal with a masters in math writes R and Python. My MBA friend writes .NET at an investment bank. Econ PhDs are probably making machine learning models.
Makes sense to backup user data, and script your server/app/database install and setup. If your RTO is very short, then full backups with fast restores are best.
Pyramids were built with slave labor. Poor sanitation lead to the black plague. Imagine if they all stopped having kids, because they thought Egyptian slavery would never end and the black plague was insurmountable?
in 2015 I made a change that stopped 90% of the tickets that rolled into my team's queue. The remaining 10% were complicated real customer issues. Our entire department was closed 6 months later, because I assume our…
So this is like the opposite of Amazon, who rents out their previously internal only systems?
Sounds like excellent match-making. If you're winning 50% of the games you play that's perfect match-making. In Hearthstone that you'd trounce new people while you move up the ranks after the monthly rank reset. It had…
Pretty sure the point was that we should take personal responsibility for our actions.