At the very least we would've had the build tooling and infrastructure to support containers from the get-go, rather than having to migrate from zips to containers. Speculative, but had we used containers from the start…
No, I'm not talking about "preference". People don't "prefer" to live paycheck-to-paycheck, with any meager savings they're able to accumulate being consumed by unplanned expenses until they're eventually forced to take…
Not all places do this; the place I currently work only rewards leaders for "impact" and people have the option of whether to take on leadership responsibilities. Places that reward non-leaders for impact are doing so…
We've been using a serverless stack on AWS for a while (API Gateway, Lambda, S3, SQS, RDS) and it's been a good experience overall. I can't recommend Serverless Framework. The abstractions are leaky and it's quite…
> No one seems to know how to get interviews right. Plenty of people do, but good interview processes are highly context-dependent and not trivially transferable. And most companies just cargo-cult something associated…
It's not capitalism, it's managerialism.
Value selling isn't an option for most employees. Try it in a typical salary negotiation and you'll get funny looks followed by a repeat of their standard offer.
> If I don't think the change is worth it or the vulnerability is relevant, I can go to the Snyk site and mark a vulnerability to be ignored, or even tell it to ignore it for a month or whatever. I am currently fighting…
> "Chemical imbalance" isn't actually taught as the root cause of depression. The article contradicts this.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Properties_of_water#Triple_p...
That doesn't really matter. The point Turnbull was making is something along these lines: https://xkcd.com/538/ No, they can't change the laws of mathematics to make all encryption have a government backdoor. They don't…
"Well, the laws of Australia prevail in Australia, I can assure you of that. The laws of mathematics are very commendable, but the only law that applies in Australia is the law of Australia." - Malcolm Turnbull, Former…
Minecraft, Terraria, Rust, ARK, Arma, Chivalry, Valheim, Factorio, most Valve games.
You're absolutely right. Most organizations do a completely hopeless job of implementing compliance sensibly. Those responsible for compliance tend to choose a solution that's scalable for them with zero regard for the…
They are referring to software structure and decomposition. This is a hard problem that spans architectures; you can have a poorly factored microservice architecture, just as you can have a poorly factored monolith.…
Discrete Mathematics with Applications by Epp. Chapters 5, 7, 10. Fundamentals of Database Systems by Elmasri & Navathe. Part 2.
The union I was in most recently had dedicated time for discussing and voting on matters important to members, and scheduled negotiations between our chosen representatives and our employer. I preferred that to being…
> If you don’t want that for yourself, then you can stick to sports and weather. That’s fine too! If I had a private office and didn't have to block out background conversation with noise-cancelling headphones and loud…
notch's decision to add survival and traditional RPG mechanics to Minecraft is what led to its mainstream success. Based on Zachtronics' other games, I really doubt Infiniminer would've gone in that direction had its…
Microsoft's internal policies don't allow their employees to do this without legal approval.
Before Patreon people had direct links to donate to them on PayPal. You can still that (or use Stripe, or Ko-Fi, or whatever). So why do people use Patreon? The answer to that is why Patreon can charge what they do.
> I pledge to drop all work on Hub20 if Ethereum doesn't complete the transition by the end of the year. Why not two months from now? That's when they'll be done, right?
Lottery tickets aren't worthless, and the expected value of a startup option is higher than a lottery ticket. You shouldn't value them at $0.
Slightly different from what the parent is describing. Especially the "little collateral damage" part. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...
Happens pretty frequently. One example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Irish_Americans_in_...
At the very least we would've had the build tooling and infrastructure to support containers from the get-go, rather than having to migrate from zips to containers. Speculative, but had we used containers from the start…
No, I'm not talking about "preference". People don't "prefer" to live paycheck-to-paycheck, with any meager savings they're able to accumulate being consumed by unplanned expenses until they're eventually forced to take…
Not all places do this; the place I currently work only rewards leaders for "impact" and people have the option of whether to take on leadership responsibilities. Places that reward non-leaders for impact are doing so…
We've been using a serverless stack on AWS for a while (API Gateway, Lambda, S3, SQS, RDS) and it's been a good experience overall. I can't recommend Serverless Framework. The abstractions are leaky and it's quite…
> No one seems to know how to get interviews right. Plenty of people do, but good interview processes are highly context-dependent and not trivially transferable. And most companies just cargo-cult something associated…
It's not capitalism, it's managerialism.
Value selling isn't an option for most employees. Try it in a typical salary negotiation and you'll get funny looks followed by a repeat of their standard offer.
> If I don't think the change is worth it or the vulnerability is relevant, I can go to the Snyk site and mark a vulnerability to be ignored, or even tell it to ignore it for a month or whatever. I am currently fighting…
> "Chemical imbalance" isn't actually taught as the root cause of depression. The article contradicts this.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Properties_of_water#Triple_p...
That doesn't really matter. The point Turnbull was making is something along these lines: https://xkcd.com/538/ No, they can't change the laws of mathematics to make all encryption have a government backdoor. They don't…
"Well, the laws of Australia prevail in Australia, I can assure you of that. The laws of mathematics are very commendable, but the only law that applies in Australia is the law of Australia." - Malcolm Turnbull, Former…
Minecraft, Terraria, Rust, ARK, Arma, Chivalry, Valheim, Factorio, most Valve games.
You're absolutely right. Most organizations do a completely hopeless job of implementing compliance sensibly. Those responsible for compliance tend to choose a solution that's scalable for them with zero regard for the…
They are referring to software structure and decomposition. This is a hard problem that spans architectures; you can have a poorly factored microservice architecture, just as you can have a poorly factored monolith.…
Discrete Mathematics with Applications by Epp. Chapters 5, 7, 10. Fundamentals of Database Systems by Elmasri & Navathe. Part 2.
The union I was in most recently had dedicated time for discussing and voting on matters important to members, and scheduled negotiations between our chosen representatives and our employer. I preferred that to being…
> If you don’t want that for yourself, then you can stick to sports and weather. That’s fine too! If I had a private office and didn't have to block out background conversation with noise-cancelling headphones and loud…
notch's decision to add survival and traditional RPG mechanics to Minecraft is what led to its mainstream success. Based on Zachtronics' other games, I really doubt Infiniminer would've gone in that direction had its…
Microsoft's internal policies don't allow their employees to do this without legal approval.
Before Patreon people had direct links to donate to them on PayPal. You can still that (or use Stripe, or Ko-Fi, or whatever). So why do people use Patreon? The answer to that is why Patreon can charge what they do.
> I pledge to drop all work on Hub20 if Ethereum doesn't complete the transition by the end of the year. Why not two months from now? That's when they'll be done, right?
Lottery tickets aren't worthless, and the expected value of a startup option is higher than a lottery ticket. You shouldn't value them at $0.
Slightly different from what the parent is describing. Especially the "little collateral damage" part. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...
Happens pretty frequently. One example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Irish_Americans_in_...