Recent content by Khane

I thought I read pretty fast but you guys are smoking this book. I'm only on page ~350

This is the most enticing part of it. I can honestly say I'd do a job I found interesting and satisfying for like $60k/yr and not even blink despite it being a fairly low salary (at least where I currently live).

There is typically A LOT of variance in how these things can/are installed depending on codes, the building itself, etc. It's one of those things where like 95% of the time its probably no trouble at all. But that 5%... I might be overthinking it but that's my middle aged man brain at work.

It's such an enticing notion. I never really watched YouTube until I had so much free time on my hands and now I find myself watching a TON of DIY channels. The biggest issue for me with a career change like this is... I'm 43 now and I don't think I want to START contorting my body in tight...

I think he means invest on our own without needing to go through a broker/financial adviser. Though E-Trade is a lot older than I thought it was, launched in 1992.

They aren't using availability groups?

Well that looks terrible.

Redundancy between data centers is a backup, very literally... did you mean to phrase this another way?

Congratulating and encouraging people to take it for diabetes but admonishing people for taking it for weight loss is some next level mental gymnastics (referring to the overall dialogue involving Ozempic, not the post above mine). I love weight loss discussions. People can never help becoming...

Fuckin Paul Rudd man. Guy looks like he's only aged about 5 years since Wet Hot American Summer.

This is true, but how many of those medications are being taken by as many people as these GLP-1s? These things are being taken by probably more people than any precription medication ever, so known side effects should get hammered out "somewhat" quickly. Claude says this: Ever used (lifetime)...

This was it, pretty sure he actually was (is?) a GGG employee:

Ozempic has been FDA approved since 2017 FWIW. I know it seems like a new drug because its newer part of the cultural zeitgeist but its been around and in use by diabetics for a while.

IT hiring probably has been going up. Just not for Americans.

Every company uses AI. What I am referring to is companies then turning around and selling their products/services as AI simply because their employees leverage AI to do their normal tasks.