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PH95VuimJjqBqy
3y ago
the comment that started this > You should own your car and be able to do as you wish. no "new law" was being discussed, you yourself tried to limit the scope to the legal definition and now you're trying to argue that no
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3y ago
we should label this movement you're describing. how about "legal absolutism"? If it's not codified in law it doesn't exist and therefore cannot be a part of people's vernacular. Once this takes over we can up
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3y ago
gotcha, I misunderstood.
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3y ago
ownership has a legal definition, the concept of ownership exists outside of the law.
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3y ago
> You can “own” a vehicle all you want, that doesn’t give you the right to fuck with its odometer or catalytic converter. Sure it does. This entire attitude is what's scary about software, actually. See, back in the ye olden days,
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3y ago
They're describing what should be, not what is.
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3y ago
fair enough.
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3y ago
the real world, where nothing means something.
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3y ago
that doesn't follow, a B&W screen would do just fine. Is there something in the law that requires a color screen?
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3y ago
frontend/backend are not meaningless. This is the internet where you can say whatever you want, but our industry has a strong understanding of what these terms mean.
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3y ago
there's nothing wrong with the browser doing work for the rendering, the issue is that _all_ of the work has been offloaded to the browser. It used to be, a page that was primarily rendered on the server but used javascript for dynamic
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3y ago
This is a false dichotomy, it's not a binary between static and hugely complex.
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3y ago
dealing with the Cargo.lock is a part of the dependency resolution.
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3y ago
> a large part of what you’re saying is based on a huge misunderstanding of the industry’s dislike of the term “full stack developer”. You say this and then you repeat what I said just with more words. If you can call yourself a frontend
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3y ago
how does a dependency management system ensure the dependencies are there without doing dependency resolution?
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3y ago
I'm not surprised you don't understand the point.
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3y ago
doesn't really matter. You said "nothing to do with" and I said "is not free". 1/3 of a second for a build that has already cached all dependencies means I was correct that it's not free and you were bein
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3y ago
oh snap, you totally got me... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
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3y ago
As someone who has worked in both PCI and PHI environments (and by extension PII), often times these aren't actually about compliance but about someone's interpretation of compliance. What tends to happen is that auditors aren
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> but if you have a habit of copying and pasting credentials you'll be more vulnerable to phishing. non-sequitur. getting phished results in the decision to enter the credentials. The mechanism for doing so is irrelevant to that de
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3y ago
I'm going to recommend everyone ignore this poster, just don't reply to them. They're not going to accept anything other than "yes, you're right jerf" and any attempt to do so is going to be met with squawking
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3y ago
this is going to sound rude but I think the author is just a typical frontend developer. frontend development used to be much simpler than the backend, in the same way that a car tire is much simpler than the engine. useful, valuable, nece
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3y ago
thank you for being a dismissive jackass.
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people used to program their VCR's, yet somehow I suspect no one would argue that calling VCR interfaces programming language is purely about semantics. It turns out the word program has multiple meanings but we get to define what it m
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3y ago
I recommend you read the following. https://thecontentauthority.com/blog/mistake-vs-failure
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3y ago
that's only true if you believe dependency resolution is free.
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> To be honest, the moment I have to evaluate a dozen tools, pick one, and use it, even if that tool does manage to be "$TOOL build" and literally nothing else which I don't think is anywhere near something people can coun
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It turns out, the rust community is made up of individuals. No one made the claim that there's some single entity called the rust community that's doing this. It's the individuals w/i that community doing it. so yes, y
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I recently went looking for a new keyboard for my PC and there are two things that are instant showstoppers for me. - no tenkey - arrow keys not laid out in a T configuration A close 3rd is trying to cram more than just ctrl/meta(windo
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words have connotation and failure does not mean mistake.
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