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That says "expectations index"...

I do not think it means what you think it means.

There is literally no one that can be pleased anymore.

Twitter handles are owned by Twitter, not other entities.

Also the sale was blocked is the last I heard due to improper sale.

Cloud Run and K8S are not in the same space. One is to make the infra generic, Cloud Run ONLY works on GCP.

I can't wait for us to start mining asteroids and my bank account has $123,456,789,101,123,500,700!!!!!!

And then use that to buy $80 trillion dollar cheeseburgers at McD's!

Very true, someone that has time to make a meal from scratch is clearly not stressed, has money and time. Maybe not all, but from a category view, there are so many factors on those two different worlds that affect health, that focusing on just food is crazy.

I can't remember exactly when, but like 8 or so years ago a british guy had a post on HN that questioned all of this and everyone, I mean EVERYONE here basically lambasted him. It was the first time I kinda turned my head and started saying that all this stuff is fake. All these "save the world" job posts, etc.. etc.. it was all bullshit. I think everyone knew that then - but were not willing to admit it outloud.

No one is going to pay for it anyway, because its..... ALREADY OPEN SOURCE! Why spend 20B when you already have the source!

If the distribution point changes, its no longer popular.

And then what, would google be sued again if they start linking to Chromium's website (after spicing it up - to be more consumer friendly)

It makes literally no sense that a company be punished for internal growth. The FTC/DOJ needs to go after acquisitions that cause unfair advantages, not software that the company created themselves.

I mean can they be a little more creative and go after Google for interviewing THOUSANDS of companies pretending they are interested in an acquisition, and instead just find out all their secrets and then cause them to fold?

It makes it slightly harder to go on vacation, I think a lot of people won't like that.

please don't let this new "innovation" in buzzwords get out. its not april first is it?

but the guard rails... worked?

Sure, that can happen, but there's still a question: Do we need to have 2.4M employed to distribute those checks?

What's with the banana jokes these days? Payload of starship, this art exhibit.

We're going bananas.

There are 2.4M workers in the US government.

If the country has 258M adults, then 1 in 100 people are "administers" for the other 99. Just seems strange to me.

Elon reduced twitter by 80% and it still runs today. (It had some glitches during the transition, obviously)

Is there a possibility that all bureaucracies are 80% overstaffed?

You've been sitting at port a week past unloading please move along! Sorry doc command, were still charging, should be on our way in 8 more days.

Not in the news, I have seen it with my own eyes.

This isn't in the news yet, but the VAST majority of fires, like 9/10 in CA in 2024 were arson.

Just a warning if that trend spreads to the NE.

That doesn't defeat my point- is the smaller/poorer army using best practices?

When all things are the same, the army with more will win.

When all things are not the same, there are little bonuses that can cause the smaller/poorer, malnourished army to win against those with machine guns. Often it's just knowing the territory. Again though, these people are individually making decisions. There isn't some massively smart borg ball sending individual orders to shoot 3 inches to the left to each drone.

The army that is conquering is carrying best practice weapons, wearing best practice boots, best practice fatigues, best practice tanks, trucks, etc.

They're best practice aiming, shooting, walking, communicating, hiring (mercs), hiding, etc...

The people that are in the weeds are just doing the most simple things for their personal situation as they're taking over that granite rock or "copse of lush oak trees".

It's easy to use a lot of words to pretend your point has meaning, but often, like KH - it doesn't.

Be honest about people not showing up and say it's not ok. Hours need to mean something. If there is a block of 4-5 hours a day where everyone (that has a dependency on each other) is available, this is key.

Anything less and you'll have people just enjoying a day at the park (without the laptop).

There are at least 30 countries that would apply the death sentence for that.

yes

It was supposed to be automatic! Shaker and stirred or whatever.

I don't know how well the polars implementation works, but what I love about PySpark is that sometimes spark is able to push those groupings down to the database. Not always, but sometimes. However I imagine that many people love polars/pandas performance for transactional queries (from start to finish get me a result in less than a second (as long as the number of underlying rows is not greater than 20k-ish). Pyspark will never be super great for that.

$2299 or $2 299

I found the solution:

sudo apt-get purge php.*

I had one coding challenge a month ago that said: this should take you no longer than 2 hours. It didn't have guard rails on it so you could technically spend more time on it. It ended up taking me 2 days on and off because it was basically build a front and and a backend. And then later I realized the instructions for submission were totally broken too: DONT make a PR - later in the instructions: make a PR.

Yes, that popped up quickly, but normally isn't that reserved for after someone has passed away?

edi: Oh, for Thomas Kurtz, another thread

Whatever happened to looking at a resume and realizing this person can code?

What are references for anyway...