Apreche

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by Apreche 3y ago
Maybe instead it is the school that should change and adapt to a world where everyone is assumed to have a phone.
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by Apreche 3y ago
What website is this? Citation needed.
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by Apreche 3y ago
That's once too many.
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by Apreche 3y ago
This isn't a new idea. This exact proxy pattern already exists with things like AWS API Gateway Lambda Authorizers. This is still quite a useful architecture as it allows the backend to be implemented without concern for authentication
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by Apreche 3y ago
I agree. I think a lot of the problem can be solved with discipline rather than a new spec entirely. If HTTP offers features that are offensive or unwanted, simply don't use those features. Make an HTTP server and client that only impl
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by Apreche 3y ago
URL discussion: This is exactly one of the author's points. The wording in the spec is too ambiguous. Different people reading it are interpreting it differently. No human language is really 100% unambiguous, but better technical writi
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by Apreche 3y ago
Can't they make Banksy take care of it, with lawyers if necessary?
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by Apreche 3y ago
I don’t like how this person measured their serving sizes by volume. It’s much better to measure in grams.
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by Apreche 3y ago
Correct headline: Microsoft cuts salaries for 2023. Even in a good economy inflation and cost of living increases are a thing.
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by Apreche 3y ago
For most of my life I hated fountain pens. It turns out that was because the ones I tried were cheap, bad, and/or broken. I gave them one more shot. Again, a lot of them I did not like, but the Platinum Preppy was excellent. I wanted t
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by Apreche 3y ago
This is the answer. Don't criminalize vice, that just leads to systems of oppression. Instead, do not allow anyone to advertise vice or anything that is harmful to society. Its working well for banning tobacco ads. Just have to ban ads
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by Apreche 3y ago
Some people, who are not me, say that it's still two because they have to have the device but also have to be able to unlock the device.
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by Apreche 4y ago
Cars
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by Apreche 4y ago
Employers unfair compensation practices result in worker discontent. FTFY
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by Apreche 4y ago
IIRC they wanted to know the efficiency of different algorithms like big O notation stuff. Maybe it would be understandable if we were doing high performance real time programming in C. The job was writing HTTP APIs. I aced all the HTTP and
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by Apreche 4y ago
Despite having almost two decades of experience they asked me the kinds of questions that only someone who recently aced a CS theory class could answer. The kinds of things that do not matter at all to the job. I didn’t even bother. I just
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by Apreche 4y ago
This is a sample size of exactly two salads from one location. Which employee makes the salad probably has more to do with it than if it was delivery or in-person. Do a real study and get back to me.
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by Apreche 4y ago
I bought a key to Windows 7 pro long ago and attached it to my Microsoft account. It upgraded to Windows 10 and then 11 for free. When I want to install Windows I just use the official tool to create install media on a USB stick. Then I log
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by Apreche 4y ago
We already have laws for historical landmarks. These laws ensure the protection of things of societal significance, even to the point of restricting the rights of their private owners. We need such laws for the digital realm. If we had them
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by Apreche 4y ago
If I search for USB google gives me search results for USB. I think you have a problem.
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by Apreche 4y ago
On the fresh install of Windows I do see some ads and ad-adjacent things. But once I disable all of them, that's it. No more. I haven't seen anything at all like this since install day a couple years back. My guess is that people
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by Apreche 4y ago
I sure hope archive.org is on top of this. This is about as big of an archive emergency as there can be.
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by Apreche 4y ago
I got a CS degree in the earth ‘00. None of those things were taught. I had to learn them in elective classes or just on my own. All the required CS classes were about programming, data structures, algorithms, languages, grammars, CS theor
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by Apreche 4y ago
Customers hate paying subscriptions, but I don't see any alternative under capitalism. Someone makes a piece of software. What are they supposed to do, just close up shop and fire everyone when it's "done?" You need peop
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by Apreche 4y ago
I disagree with the premise. In my eyes, it was always hated. The narrative from my perspective (admittedly supported only by anecdata) is that people in the industry felt like it was loved because they loved themselves and only listened to
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by Apreche 4y ago
What would be even better would be to completely remove the requirement to activate or deactivate the virtual environments. If someone runs python it should look for a .venv directory in the current working directory. If it finds one, it sh
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by Apreche 4y ago
I'm in NYC. Even if I bought something with a monthly down payment comparable to my current rent, it would be a lot less nice than the place I'm renting now. It would also be in a worse location. Even if I decided to do that, the
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by Apreche 4y ago
The story of the one time it was almost used. I saw that the direct deposit was an incorrect amount. I communicated the issue and did not go in to work as usual. Turns out it was a payroll error that affected literally everyone. It was swif
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by Apreche 4y ago
I have a very strict policy. No pay, no work. Only once in the past was it nearly invoked. We'll see if this is the time.
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by Apreche 4y ago
Every time I changed jobs I was hesitant. Every time it was the right move. There were many jobs I should have left sooner.

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