LaGrange

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by LaGrange 9y ago
Well, in that case your phrasing really wasn't that great.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Necklaces were accepted for masculine people since pretty much forever, though unfortunately nothing particularly extravagant — nobody can stop you, though. Same thing with arm bands and rings. For a while ear piercing was frowned upon, but
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by LaGrange 9y ago
In Python, you _need_ to understand the GC and its class system - even if you ignore it, the standard library doesn't. In C++ the situation is similar unless you're actually writing C and compiling it with a C++ compiler. Go is fa
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by LaGrange 9y ago
> I mean, in software engineering we try to avoid unnecessary dependencies right? I/you wish.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
> Does Trump make America a bad place for tech? Yes?
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Also the air quality is rather terrible.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
1795. But it's not in Europe.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
> Of course you can do it easily. In a team of 1. Why, yes, getting rid of React might let you reduce your team size too.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
> Open Question: What's the consensus of opinion regarding Dropbox while they still have Condoleezza Rice on the Board of Directors? There is no such thing as ethical consumption under capitalism. While I don't think this is ex
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by LaGrange 9y ago
> I have never ever met such a person- what does that say about the probability? You did. You probably have family like that. The fact that you _think_ you never met such a person says a lot about you, though.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
May I propose a certain other behaviour here might _actually_ show lack of empathy?
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by LaGrange 9y ago
You completely misunderstand how executive functioning deficiency works, it appears. While this was written by a person with chronic pain issues (you might not be aware of!), it applies to many other (often also invisible) disabilities: ht
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by LaGrange 9y ago
First things first, Maven's config files are an elaborate form of torture. Second, there is no such thing as remote artifacts that are immutable. Check your shit into your git repository. And managing that becomes a problem, you'v
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Yeah, this. You want reproducible builds? Vendor your crap. Check it into your repository. Live free.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
> Chrome I'd rather not, thanks.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
_And_ they support Yubikey apparently.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
> If you are really paranoid, you might consider picking another G7 or otherwise mainstream country other than the U.S. according to where you want to live if the United States dissolves into anarchy or Britney Spears is elected to the U
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Or remove incentives for having multiple accounts in the first place (even multiple public identities should be something handled by your system without need for re-log), and stop messing with emails. On one hand, even your assumption that
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by LaGrange 9y ago
As long as there's one big school where different dots point to different people, no, it's not practical to strip the dots. Your support problem with asking a user to use the same gmail address they used to register is a lot less
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by LaGrange 9y ago
It's used everywhere though, so you'll likely still encounter. In fact you'll probably encounter it in code your coworker wrote 15 minutes ago. :[
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by LaGrange 9y ago
This matters. The dbvis interface looks like a misclick waiting to happen. I seriously prefer using plain psql over tools with that much noise. If it doesn't improve visibility, it can GTFO. Seriously, I have access to all the fancy fe
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by LaGrange 9y ago
It's... an argument. One me and most vegans I know avoid by not being particularly interested in neither scallops nor oysters. I'm very "sentience" oriented, and have a (relatively, for a veg person) high bar for one, so
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by LaGrange 9y ago
This is the "dinosaurs" argument, and it's mostly just annoying. Did humans inflict death, farming or other suffering on animals in order to make those plants? Not as far as I know. Like, go look into more interesting things,
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by LaGrange 9y ago
And all the "gotcha" folk stumble on the "as far as is possible and practicable" part.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Reluctantly.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
If you took away JS from Facebook and Twitter, they'd literally be a better experience. They'd be forced to give up much of what makes them painful to use. At least Twitter had a character counter, that was a useful JS feature, bu
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by LaGrange 9y ago
It _badfles_ me that _technologists_ (whatever that means) dismiss others writing without actually reading it. It's not us, the detractors, complaining about using new technology because it's "new". For one, it's no
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Kops seem (from quick overview) to be focused on AWS and/or other cloud providers. Several times I've been limited either to actual hardware in a room, or a contracted provider giving me something along the lines of OpenStack. Unl
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by LaGrange 9y ago
I've found that both Swarm and k8s - but _especially_ the latter - makes the day-to-day application deployment really smooth compared to almost anything I used before (git-deploy, fabric, rsyncing things around). Docker containers are
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by LaGrange 9y ago
"Kubernetes on the other hand is trivial with GKE." Yes, true, but that's apple vs oranges. Swarm doesn't compete against GKE, it competes against Kubeadm. Because sometimes one actually can't or won't use clou

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