I really liked how short and concise these chapters are. What took me months of effort has been condensed to these few chapters and It's well worth the read.
Though Why use 32bit instead of 64, why add so much friction for a first time learner.
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Though Why use 32bit instead of 64, why add so much friction for a first time learner.
Would highly recommend kubie, it allows you to switch and shows you the name of the cluster in the prompt. It's probably a more visual way of solving the same problem.
This also reduces burden on doctors. If the only thing your doctor does is prescribe antibiotics and orders scans. Why not do it yourself and get treated early.
But for the majority, it isn't great. You go with pain in stomach and it happens to be cancer, you die waiting. I personally have seen so many of these and it's heartbreaking.
And Why can't you just walk in to a clinic to get x-rays and tests done like it is in done elsewhere. Have clinics compete for price.
The other part no one mentions is the utter cheating that goes on in statistics to show that the health care system is doing good. Things like counting the patients who were admitted but not counting the rest 90% who died just waiting for months.
Most of Asia has same day or next day medical tests. In India you can order something like UberEats where in a technician comes home collects your blood samples and the results are emailed within the next 24 hours or so.
Medicine seems to be commoditzed in the east, easily accessible and cheap. West treats it like voodoo magic or rocket science that only a chosen few are capable of partaking in. There is always a long queue to get to your local voodoo practitioner.
All of this will be slow, so we will have reactLike bros invent new things to speed things up like Edge Micro SSG/SSR Island Hydration Architecture and so on.
Here in South Korea, there is institutionalized racism or something we call as institution enabled racism. People who are not Korean or white aren't even allowed in most clubs or jobs and it isn't illegal to do so.
Labeling deters bringing exclusionary views into tech projects, It could be just words, but I am happy to see the privileged society at least care for the minority in the west. I wish there was more of this in Korean tech websites, but xenophobia is so ingrained that people don't realise that it is wrong. People openly admit that they are xenophobic but don't see anything wrong with it.
In korea, labeling someone a nazi doesn't work as they don't care and can't relate. But the label that works here is calling someone "poor" or "ugly".
Had some recent experience trying to write a shell and have it exposed over the web using websockets.
There are some parts where you wish it behaved like C but it does the job and is more than sufficient for a shell.
Stop asking me to use alt+tab and cycle through windows like a caveman or ask me to setup workspaces like its 1980.
"Stinky smelly nerds" seem to forget about large touch screen monitors and VR devices and that all icons can fit in one stretch of wide screens.
Bikeshedding: Futile expenditure of time and energy in discussion of marginal technical issues
Will try to get my company to get a few copies of your book for each of our team member.
I keep an external ssd with some important backups and that's about it.
Take printouts of photos as your digital copies will likely go away with you or when you stop paying.
Try mocking DB triggers, views, access rules etc in mocks and you will know why most teams don't bother mocking but use the real thing instead.
And about the comment about him being a CTO. Well he is a CTO and you?
Download(file.gz)
and that gets converted to either a wget or curl based on what the system has.
I think its OCR and image search is what keeping me hostage there.
They seem to have both data sets there
Is it actually going to release deleted unused space or would be a manual defragmentation after some deletes.
Split keyboards should be your go to if you are spending considerable time on your computer. A lot of back issues, shoulder pains and RSI issues just disappeared after making the switch.
Computer science is probably the worst as it is actually close to mathematics.
Mathematics too is the same, when you break some of the more recent papers down, you will notice most of it looks like some kind of cover up for what could be explained in few simple sentences.
I wish there was a rule in publishing to including a section called "explained like you are 5"
I notice a pattern, good papers have very little mathiness to them. The more research paper mill'ey they get, the more mathier they become.
you need a 100MB+ runtime to get started with.
But if you are already a Java shop like us, there are even more things to make your complex configs even more complex with pkl gradle plugin.
Of course, you do have to setup and install gradle, and to run gradle you need to install and setup Java JDK.