JasonCannon

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by JasonCannon 5y ago
Likewise, it isn't the left's fault that conservatives routinely do deny real reporting on real events that actually happened as being reported by a liberal bias.
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
The Language Servers that power all of the intellisense and syntax highlighting and stuff are all native code. As are the compilers and everything that make VSCode more than just a text editor.
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
>Well, offline VSCode is a glorified browser as well. Not really, it may use electron for the front end, but a huge amount of what makes vscode useful and fast is the native binaries that power all of its functionality.
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
Who is they? Because drivers licenses are issues by the State, not by a federal entity. Also, I didn't prove my address with an electric bill or anything when I got my license. They asked me where I lived, I told them. I could have eas
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
Sure, I'm not talking about no validation or sanitation. I'm talking about as a security measure. Trust the far more secure parameters rather than thinking that escaping some quotes is going to protect you.
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
If you are a ruby/js/go shop and you turn someone down because they only know C you are making a big mistake. If you know how to program you can learn any tech stack.
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
Not to detract from your larger point, but Elm isn't created by a big company or org. It was created by one guy, Evan Czaplicki.
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I did see that, I was saying skip the first suggestion of sanitizing input, and just use the second suggestion. The first suggestion is just asking for trouble.
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
I consider it my job as the boss to protect my employees and make sure their lives aren't miserable. While people mills like that do exist, not every job is designed to be as miserable as possible.
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
Recommend any good courses on it? I have anxiety about trying new things because I HATE HATE HATE the suck at the beginning stage. Took me forever to pickup guitar because of it, but would LOVE to actually start doing digital art.
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
Honestly, I wouldn't even suggest people try and escape their inputs. Just use parameters. They will be far more secure than attempting to escape and sanitize inputs.
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
Yeah, also limited by size of the layers. She's been doing pop art style stuff lately, and we got her some backgrounds that emulate paper and stuff. They are higher resolution images so they definitely take up more memory.
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Or perhaps you were more depressed that week because your mind was going through withdraws from not having your medication. When it comes to your weight, it's not about pushing the thought of your weight gain out of your head. It'
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
The biggest difference in mild vs medium vs major depression is how long you experience symptoms. They all have more or less the same symptoms, it's just that major depression lasts a long time. All forms of depression are a warped vie
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
My wife uses Procreate on her iPad as well. She loves it. Only thing we find frustrating about it is the limited amount of layers, although it's my understanding that's mostly limited by iPad resources and not procreate itself.
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
> but sometimes just because their identity is tied up in the status quo being seen as free of racism or some other reason) As evidenced by the poster above quoting MLK as if MLK would be opposed to CRT. Also interestingly, the post on t
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
Azure does offer PostgreSQL, but that only launched in 2018. I was working at a Microsoft consultant shop when we started working on my current companies project back in 2016. So when it came to managed database as a service, it was MSSQL.
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
Critical Race Theory isn't about blaming white people. It's about acknowledging that racial discrimination is deeply inherent in our laws and society. And yes, it's largely a result of advocacy by and for White people. But CR
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>Between 1990 and 2015 we added a billion people and cut the number of those living in extreme poverty down by half. Ehhhhhh. This isn't really that close to truth. These claims are based off of something called the International Po
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>We are competitive because our survival depends on it Says who? Our survival, as does the survival of almost all life, actually depends on Cooperation. I'd highly recommend checking out the book Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution by
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
>Selling my beets at the farmers market is capitalism No. It is not. People have been selling their wares at markets for thousands of years. Capitalism has only been around for about 500 years. Capitalism is a system of economics where t
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
Seriously, he didn't say anything bad in the comment he made on this thread, and yet it's gone.
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I always use SQL Server because we are a .net/azure shop.
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FB already has a hell of a lot more information about you than what is on your ID. >You aren't required to present your ID to other (non official) citizens on the street unless they are working in an official capacity or the law dic
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
Not pay. Almost always because of issues with management/other workers. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/employees-dont-leave-companie...
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>They are not a government agency with the authority to ask people for government ID, What? You don't need authority to ask to see someone's ID. I have to show my ID to every cashier when I buy beer, or weed. I give my ID when
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by JasonCannon 5y ago
We solve this three ways. 1. We don't do a full 8 hour day, 2. We take breaks every hour, 3. we keep it entertaining by joking around with eachother while we work. We thought it was going to be exhausting like you said, and one of our
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Because France had a treaty with Switzerland, the home country of protonmail, and Switzerland gave Protonmail a legally binding warant to turn over information. Nothing that Protonmail could do unless they themselves wanted to be arrested.
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We do mob programming at my company, but do so 100% remote. We do it via zoom for screen share, and use https://mob.sh/ for handling the quick code handoff between drivers.
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Exactly. And when we do get stuck, we have everyone working on the problem together, so it doesn't happen for very long. The only time the team really got frustrated was due to a mysterious memory spike that pops up at the most inoppor

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