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by 0x002A 5y ago
Yes that's another issue. But as a design pattern shouldn't we design our products to do their core functionality as much as independent from any anomalies that can happen? This is almost akin to me if Tesla rolls out an update a
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by 0x002A 5y ago
"Because all network requests go through one socket thread, this loop blocked any further network communication and made Firefox unresponsive, unable to load web content." Why side functionality (telemetry) of a tool uses only one
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by 0x002A 5y ago
Thousands of years ago felines decided to domesticate the hoomans for two reasons: continuous and scheduled supply of food and door opening functionality on demand.
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by 0x002A 5y ago
I think this time Occam's razor works just fine ;-)
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Japan has the most effective Lost and Found(bbc.co.uk)
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by 0x002A 5y ago
Maybe that's the answer
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by 0x002A 5y ago
The issue to me is companies are not perfect machines and letting machines chewing up human beings is an issue that humans beings can address and solve. I think more people should stand up when they face unfairness, regardless of they face
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by 0x002A 5y ago
So yes this is the easy way, but wouldn't this also help the vicious circle to continue? Would this let bad managers to push out people whenever they feel like they are challenged to manage or just as they like it, successfully everyti
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by 0x002A 5y ago
I think dependency hell is inevitable and every language coming up with their own solution for packaging and dependency handling is just making it worse and at the cases like this just catastrophic.
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by 0x002A 5y ago
Can it be AfterStep ?