Copenjin

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by Copenjin 4y ago
> about how hard it is to get through many rounds of difficult interviews at Google I've been wondering for a while if they are unnecessarily hard only for one dimension and non-existing for others. I would suggest filtering out peo
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by Copenjin 4y ago
The main problem I have with grpc is how the connection is handled, I don't really like how minimal the api is in regard to handling disconnections or connectivity issues (the famous GOAWAY). Sometimes it's not enough if the libra
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by Copenjin 4y ago
The creative part of programming is not writing code, is defining and simplifying the business logic of what you need to do and troubleshooting issues, both things require real reasoning, huge domain knowledge, gut feelings, an investigati
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by Copenjin 4y ago
That's exactly the kind of "censorship" you want. I understand the sentiment, but you couldn't have chosen a worst example, I hope it's not this specific instance of censorship that really troubles you. Removing wha
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by Copenjin 4y ago
I've scrolled through the site wondering who the author was, I have completely abandoned the iOS/Swift world now, and wondering how you could still make money with iOS books/tutorials considering the huge number of options (w
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by Copenjin 4y ago
The disclaimer on top is completely unnecessary.
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by Copenjin 4y ago
Considering the quality of the content that I've seen in the last decade, I expect that your need for space will steeply decrease over time. What has been worth storing/saving the last 3-4 years? I mean really store, because you&#
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by Copenjin 4y ago
If free implies "if it breaks don't ask us anything, hope it works" they should state so when you signup. Pretty sure it's not the case.
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by Copenjin 4y ago
I can't say that I've never used the first three to spot people with absolutely no useful output, sadly they are pretty good metrics for that.
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by Copenjin 4y ago
For those wondering about the "tail call" part that would be more interesting for Clojure than fibers: As adding the ability to manipulate call stacks to the JVM will undoubtedly be required, it is also the goal of this projec
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by Copenjin 4y ago
Isn't that true for every job?
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by Copenjin 4y ago
I've always a lot of doubts on the quality of fish oil supplements being sold (not only for the amount of omega 3 but also for the content of less desirable chemicals derived from farmed fish), and also there has been a lot of research
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by Copenjin 4y ago
This is one of the few cases where I'll just buy it, I don't even care what good decisions he is making. I've played Thimbleweed Park and loved it, brought back a lot of memories.
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by Copenjin 4y ago
Most of these are just passive aggressive versions of the original, maybe more blunt, comment. The effect on me would be the opposite of what the author expects. Totally unprofessional, remember that you are usually among adults, not kids.
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by Copenjin 4y ago
At some point they stop being entertaining and you just want to forget :)
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by Copenjin 4y ago
Sadly, we'll never get a post-mortem analysis. Good luck to all those affected and I hope for them that the bank follows standard practices when handling transactions bookkeeping. The balance should be easy to recalculate.
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by Copenjin 4y ago
Looks like a simple UI issue, no biggie. They are used to way worse, and barely recoverable, issues created by people without a clue. Horrible sector to work in.
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by Copenjin 4y ago
Hi Greg, did you ever consider selling longer books with a higher price outside of Amazon? Maybe using the 9.99 ones to drive traffic to your pricier book/s.
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by Copenjin 4y ago
You can always use the $9.99 books you sell on amazon to upsell the pricier books you sell on your site, problem solved.
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by Copenjin 4y ago
It's the same in Europe, but I don't know if they are extremely underpaid in the same way. Money could fix part of the problem.
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by Copenjin 5y ago
No it's not, it's a very popular account with a lot of followers, but I don't know how many would follow somewhere else if Elon had to leave for example.
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by Copenjin 5y ago
Both releases not yet on maven central at the moment. https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.springframework/sprin...
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Spring Framework RCE, Early Announcement(spring.io)
19 points by Copenjin 5y ago|2 comments
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by Copenjin 5y ago
Official announcement, a better remediation is proposed: https://spring.io/blog/2022/03/31/spring-framework-rce-early... A new spring release should come out today.
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by Copenjin 5y ago
Hetzner is more of a rival to AWS than this for now.
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by Copenjin 5y ago
It looks like they are mixing it up with CVE-2022-22963 related to spring cloud[1] from a few days ago and one of the members of the Spring project is reporting that there is no vulnerability associated with the deserialization fix everyone
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by Copenjin 5y ago
The blog post on Kendra looks like a draft hoping for an actual confirmation/poc to come up, the mitigation just explains manually how to replicate the PR #28075. Edit: They just translated the chinese post you can find linked here. [1
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by Copenjin 5y ago
And what about the popup when the trial ends to get parallels and x other famous mac apps (not clear which ones) for a once in a lifetime deal? No thanks.
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by Copenjin 5y ago
I'm happy for him but it was obvious even without reaching the end of the post that he's been a consultant only for two years or so. The consultant's life is not all sunshine and rainbows. Every one of his points, except 2, h
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by Copenjin 5y ago
Rules exist.

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