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by SergeAx 3y ago
You cannot achieve a dishwasher quality with your hands only. Partially because of the temperature, partially because of chemicals. I will never even try to wash wine glasses by hands.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Russian pelmeni (e.g. meat dumplings) with sour cream. Meat for protein, dough for carbs, plus milk fat. Tomato and cucumber salad for fiber with olive oil - and I am good for the day.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
I am eager to see how they going to enforce these requirements on a locally built fork of Firefox.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
No, they are not. The only consequence of that action was a worldwide mess of people trying to reproduce the experiment or disavow it. Original authors needed a bit more time to polish their discovery, write solid paper with undeniable proo
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by SergeAx 3y ago
2021, please
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by SergeAx 3y ago
I believe Chrome was about web apps (e.g. Gmail, Maps) in the first place,and yes, it was an undermine of Windows domination on desktop. Data collection and ads outside search came later.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
It seems to me that the second group is also entertained by discussing money, tech salaries in particular.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
This is why sharing books is universally good.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Because I was interested in the whole response, not it's text/plain part. All those headers are still there, even if I don't use them.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Earlier today, I talked with my ex-colleague about things being bloated and unnecessarily complicated in software. Here we have a perfect example. $ curl -v icanhazip.com > GET / HTTP/1.1 > Host: icanhazip.com &gt
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by SergeAx 3y ago
"Roof" != "house". Houses are closer to luxury, we previously defined that.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
But... Crowne Plaza is a hotel, and AirBnB is an aggregator of inexpensive apartments where hosts want make small buck now and then when the property is vacant, like a direct opposite of hotels?
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Roof, food, clothes, furniture, mobile phone with internet plan, flat TV, streaming subscription...
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Is there a technical explanation of what exactly is being pushed here? Web is an open protocol. It is okay for both browser and server to support some third party extension, and Google owns 95% of browsers. But how can it be forced onto all
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Is there a tech analysis of what exactly UK is trying to pull? "Ban encryption" sounds pretty vague. If me and my friend negotiate a cipher and writing each other encoded Post-notes - are we going to jail? Or should we provide a c
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by SergeAx 3y ago
> For those who prefer metric, that’s a range of 1200 kilometers and a charge time of six hectoseconds That was actually funny. Otherwise, please call me back when vehicles with such batteries will be available.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Hiring managers outside the company is a last resort measure. Company should nurture new leaders from the inside since day one.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
I don't really understand that idea of scanning live extras. Today they can be entirely ML-generated. They actually are since Titanic and LoTR.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Please let me know when the next ML-generated movies are available: * Kill Bill 3 with Uma Thurman by Quentin Tarantino * Moon Race saga by James Cameron with 45 y.o. Clint Eastwood * H.P.Lovecraft screen adaptation by Guillermo del Toro *
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Context: the fix is already in a main branch, waiting for a release tag. I wonder if it is possible to fork the repo as is, build the product/library on question and use it? What is the procedure to convince the regulator that CWE is f
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Paperspace Joins DigitalOcean to Expand AI Capabilities(digitalocean.com)
43 points by SergeAx 3y ago|5 comments
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by SergeAx 3y ago
The key takeaway for me here is that technical debt is not a problem per se. It becomes a problem when it starts hindering engineers. Thus, the only relevant way to measure technical debt is to poll your employees.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
But The Bill Of Rights? Ninth Amendment? People having the right to privacy?
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Defining, Measuring, and Managing Technical Debt (By Google)(ieeexplore.ieee.org)
3 points by SergeAx 3y ago|1 comments
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by SergeAx 3y ago
I can't wrap my head around it. Selling location data is so obvious violation of privacy (don't even start with that "anonymized" BS), that selling and also buying it should just be a federal offence right off the bat.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
> This is not possible at all because TypeScript is a compiler I don't understand. Go is a compiler too, but here's https://pkg.go.dev/reflect
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by SergeAx 3y ago
> Not only was it not a failure upon its eventual release, but Windows 2000 evolved in 2001 into the consumer-grade Windows XP esr was talking about server OSes, and he proved to be right in the end. Today Windows server ecosystem surviv
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by SergeAx 3y ago
As a customer, I have nothing against chat bots, if they solve my problems. Last December I had to engage into long chat sessions with airline rep to enquiry about my flight change. I kid you not, they changed my first leg from morning to e
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by SergeAx 3y ago
no-god-please-no.gif
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by SergeAx 3y ago
They may defend the product, not the company. It is normal for engineers to be emotionally invested in their products.

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