DarkNova6

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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
I am not sure we can take a slogan from 2007 as a state of the art understanding. But I am biased. I‘ve seen this slogan everywhere to promote UPFs that claim to be healthy because they are „vegan“. Now that the market for meat alternatives
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
True for the current situation, but something needs to happen before the thinking turns into acting. There's no better time than now, since most cloud services have become commodities. You don't need to be big-tech to have a compe
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
I mean, those languages have the literal culture of "Skill Issues" backed in. I would be very careful with that statement.
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
I was mostly having typical application programming languages in mind such as C# and Java. Go doesn't exactly fit that bill and I've seen it be used more for technical plumbing that needs a good concurrency model. And Maven isn&#x
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
Is it not curious that languages known for their rigor have solid package manager/build tools while the remakning languages do not? This is not a technical problem. It’s a cultural one.
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
Skynet is just another word for "Cloud", you know.
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
"I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that"
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
But is DevOps a role or a principle? The way I have seen it in my carreer is to have operational and development capabilities within the same team. And the idea of a „DevOps guy“ is a guy „developing operations integrations“. As opposed to
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
This is literally corporate textbook 101. Subsidize your product, become market leader, cause lock-in and make your customers dependant. Every large enough corporate wants to become the new Oracle.
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
An institution is worth nothing without the spirit, humanity and exchange of knowledge among the humanity behind it. The fostering of real expertise is difficult, but without this expertise you are doomed to believe whatever your Corporate
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
> But we’re not usually talking about that. We’re usually talking about something in the context of engineering, a specific project, with specific developers, with specific time constraints, and so on. I think that there are so many vari
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
What you are saying is that companies would want to pay theor employees more money, but they can’t because of unions. Sorry, hard sell.
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
What I am reading here is "Democracy doesn't come free of charge"
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
I don't see how this is not the first answer. What tools does everybody else work with??
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by DarkNova6 9mo ago
What’s the superior alternative and in which domains?
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by DarkNova6 10mo ago
> While null-pointers are possibly under #1 it seems much more likely that you'd produce other kinds of invalid pointers(out of bounds, unaligned etc) than nullptr. The use of null pointers to signal absence and failure is surely th
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by DarkNova6 10mo ago
It's more complicated than that: 1: C uses pointer arithmetic and any pointer can end up being nil or simply show to the wrong address. 2: Just because memory is initialized, that doesn't mean a correct value is read. Some types d
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by DarkNova6 10mo ago
I think this is about 2 problems coming together: - 1: In C (and relatives), you cannot rule out that any pointer is not-null. Simply due to pointer arithmetic. - 2: Some values have no default-zero state. On #2 I found the EG discussions o
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by DarkNova6 10mo ago
Trump just literally announced that oil companies are coming to get the Oil of Venezuela. Sorry, everything else was naive to believe.
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by DarkNova6 10mo ago
"Trump announced US oil companies will rebuild Venezuelan oil industry Oh would you look at that Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZaKSfiOzCw
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Trump announced US oil companies will rebuild Venezuelan oil industry [video](youtube.com)
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by DarkNova6 10mo ago
I actually grew up in the province and later moved to a city. Can't say it had a noticeable affect on me shrug .
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by DarkNova6 10mo ago
It also helps to know why the US is so desperate for Venezuela's oil: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pgwny1BiCYk
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by DarkNova6 10mo ago
I was hoping to read an article on how smells guide our bio-chemistry, but it’s more a historical piece. Sense of smell strikes me as the sense with the greatest discrepency between individuals. Some are incredibly attuned, others are compl
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by DarkNova6 10mo ago
This just reads like a bucketlist of product recommendations. I found the following to be most amusing, as the author explains the idea of “Iterations” without mentioning them by name: > We work in 6-week cycles. Once a cycle is over, we
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by DarkNova6 10mo ago
I think the keyphrase is the "trying" in "trying to fight China economically". The current administration simply does not have any incentives, well of resources or intellectual capacity to pursue any long-term growth goa
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by DarkNova6 10mo ago
Game theory is only as good as the model you are using. Now couple the fact that most people are terrible at modeling with the fact that they tend to ignore implicit constraints… the result is something less resembling science but something
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by DarkNova6 10mo ago
> The problem is a lack of political will to encourage the growth of new industries in green energy, failing both at regulatory and industrial policy 100% this, no doubt about it. There is a collective lack of investment into the future
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by DarkNova6 11mo ago
You are naturally correct and I have corrected my statement. I intended to refer to the West but my wording was factually incorrect. China has invested so much for so long into nuclear technology that they now have the industry which Europe
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by DarkNova6 11mo ago
Pixar was acquired by the current CEO of Disney. The same guy that purchased all the other large brands and saw them wither away. Heck, half of the Disney board comes from biotech companies. Disney likes to use their past image of animation

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