We are at brink of starting another World War.
Climate change is only accelerating.
Pandemic is not over yet.
Is it only me or does future look gloomy? I'll set a low bar, as long as we don't kill enough skilled workers (pick your flavor of annihilation) we, humans, should be able to carry on trajectory of technical evolution even if world order changes in next few decades.
I am with you but you missed a key issue of comparison: granularity.
Unix Epoch is by definition at granularity of seconds.
How do you compare 2 epochs where one is in seconds while other in milliseconds. We sort of end up in same comparison game.
I wonder how did this really happen?
I mean, mountains don't move, at least not the the timescale of a submarine's motion:
1. Don't submarine use some form of radars to figure what's around then and where are they headed?
2. Assuming there were radars, were there no alarms or were the alarms ignored?
Wow! If we can go from code to diagram, can we also go the other way?
It'll be awesome if I can draw seq. diagrams for my service and code gets generated from it.
As a small investor (investing around few thousand USD), how do I know which app to trust?
There is Robinhood and Stash for ETFs and Stocks and then there are robot-wealth mangers like WealthFront etc.
Should I always stick to big firms like Vanguard or Fidelity?
Thing I don't like about firms like Vanguard and Fidelity is that you cannot buy fraction of a unit which Robinhood/Stash allow you to do.
> Is this how people typically write a paper to Medical Virology?
I wont assume that (I am software engg.)
I see where you are coming from. Here is my perspective, think of this like a outage of your service. No one has exact answers so team starts to dive in and starts sharing what they find.
These findings mostly prune the "solution space" of the problem.