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by 0x445442 6y ago
So you think Trump is the first POTUS to make objectively false statements and have those amplified over mass media?
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by 0x445442 6y ago
The problem is when Reddit shuts down r/conservative because they don't agree with the opinions on the sub.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Not sure why you're being down voted here. I see why the CPAN reference is relevant but maybe it in particular is viewed as an issue because of Perl's TMTOWTDI. I take your comment to be that code modularization and sharing was a
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Yeah, microservices should be about addressing horizonal scaling and runtime resource constraint issues, not about collaborative programming issues. We have things like modules, packages and coding standards for the latter.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Not sure the extensions were really needed though. Certainly the gaps could be filled externally and in a lot of shops it's what's mandated. I think an argument could be made that the extentions you're bringing up is more abo
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by 0x445442 6y ago
I recognized this 20 years ago but my recognition was crude. What I noticed early on, in almost every place I worked, was most of what could be called office politics for software devs/engineers boiled down to maneuvering to work on AP
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by 0x445442 6y ago
> The main competing technology at the time was Lua The main competing technology for what exactly? I could easily think of 10 other server side choices off the top of my head from the 2005 time frame; like Java or C# to name a couple. S
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by 0x445442 6y ago
> With the exception of lockdowns, political outcomes rarely interfere with daily routines. I used to agree with your first sentence but Government never gives attained powers back. The lockdowns represent a crossing of the Rubicon.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Not sure about your down vote reference. I didn't down vote you.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Really? You see nothing wrong with a news article throwing around terms like "Far Right"?
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Same experience here for Java. I always have a hard time understanding the arguments against it. The platform and tooling far exceed that of Go and I've never found the writing of actual code to be anywhere near the bottle neck in the
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Thanks for the link. My first thought when reading the article was there had to be a more simplistic mathematical equivalent.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
I haven't read that reference but I have read some stuff by Hans Hoppe and he raises some very interesting points on the subject. One of the more interesting points he brings up is that Democracy was not really looked on favorably by s
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Trade war with China.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
The Rust Belt didn’t need to be an economic zone, politicians made it that way.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
> Look around and tell me that the general middle class American is worst off than they were in any other decade of modern America They're not even close to being as well off as they were up until the ~80's - 90's.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
The free market only works within nations where the mobility of labor is on par with the mobility of capital.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
> the president did little, if anything to help their situation and channeled that resentment for his own benefit. False claim
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Split sections with scroll bars on the far left AND far right of the page? Someone must have been on Psilocybin when they designed the site.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
https://nypost.com/2020/10/21/hunter-biden-laptop-linked-to-... https://www.oann.com/bombshell-audio-recording-of-hunter-bid... https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020&#x
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Every read Matthew Crawford? If you haven't you might enjoy his work. In particular, Shop Class as Soulcraft.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Was going to say the same thing. Considering total amount of running code, yeah C might be #1 but there's no way it's the most "popular".
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Java
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by 0x445442 6y ago
I've seen very few posts here mention horizontal scalability like you did. In my mind, it's the first and foremost reason to consider a distributed rewrite over a monolith. I would bitch long and hard if someone was suggesting th
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Alan Kay has been calling The Tech World a pop culture for a long time.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
When I started in this business I had my own office. I could close the door or leave it open which was a sign of my availability. Me or any of my colleagues were free to roam the halls and decompress or bounce ideas off any one else with op
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by 0x445442 6y ago
It's an old talk but it zero's in on a point that is tremendously over looked in discussions about OOP/OOD. https://www.infoq.com/presentations/Making-Roles-Explicit-Ud...
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by 0x445442 6y ago
The thing is a proper REST API is a Kingdom of Nouns. The core issue is that very few were doing object oriented programming and design the way it was intended. Giving me some leeway here, Kay's original idea was a programming model si
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by 0x445442 6y ago
This is almost exactly my approach. I’ve interviewed 100-200 engineers in my career and hired 10-15 of those. Not one of those hires was a failure and I didn’t need to incorporate puzzles as part of the interview process. If you’re an exper
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by 0x445442 6y ago
The hot mess is the story in question has been verified by multiple sources and is credible. What this means is Twitter is obviously trying to sway the outcome of an election by making editorial decisions on which information it allows on i

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