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by SeriousM 6y ago
Discussing about 0 vs 1 indexing is like questioning the key layout of a piano. Sure, one is probably easier to learn than the other but in the end its an interface everyone is used to.
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by SeriousM 6y ago
I love HN for this, thank you for teaching me about contrast space in a vuln thread!
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by SeriousM 6y ago
For me it's Dell's Xps Laptops. My colleagues and I have some and they are always broken. We got replacements for the screen, fans (so many broken fans...), motherboard, docking Station, battery (swelled),... Don't by it!
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by SeriousM 6y ago
Structured logs would help here in order to extract the logged information in an easy way.
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by SeriousM 6y ago
And "Clean Coder". Try to write the code in a way that it's easily readable. Depending on the language and compiler you may have an optimizer that helps you to write readable code yet performant byte code.
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by SeriousM 6y ago
A decent bike with disk breaks The books "you, I and ReactiveUI" and "rx.net in action" - yet another Bible for developers like "clean code/coder/architecture"
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by SeriousM 6y ago
Would you please share the name of the fryer? I have no experience with them and fear the amazon review hell
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by SeriousM 6y ago
And all you got after such long time waiting id a game thdt is well patched, documented, has all the DLCs and is way cheaper. "AAA" is not a quality definition yet the size of the studio/marketing budget. Don't get foole
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by SeriousM 6y ago
You're absolutely right! In English it's easy for me to distinguish the meanings but in german it's hard to find the difference and to find alternatives.
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by SeriousM 6y ago
> I think it's pretty simple: the potential revenue loss to Facebook is much larger than the expected costs of cleaning up a PR mess. That sounds like a quote from fight club and I guess you're right!
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by SeriousM 6y ago
On the German language we have the word "gratis" that's equal to "for free". It's heavily used in advertisements like "get this phone gratis and for 0 € (but pay 29€ per month)". I don't trust ad
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by SeriousM 6y ago
Actually only hackernews because the community here is well educated and is interested in commenting and discuss on a higher level.
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by SeriousM 6y ago
When you enter a shop you become a customer, not a human being with feelings. Same goes for those platforms. You enter it and you become a consumer. If you're like it or not.
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by SeriousM 6y ago
That's exactly how I handle these interviews nowadays. Granted, it'd hard to know what's your price when you're young and you would take everything in the early years. But now I'm mid 30 and have seen and executed e
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by SeriousM 6y ago
This is such a glorified and Heroes statement which just tells that some faang guys has such a skewed view of the world because of faang. All I see is that faang is a term for expert code monkey.
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by SeriousM 6y ago
You can supplement these elements as the animals you eat get this supplemented too. You don't need the animal medium to transport these elements.
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by SeriousM 6y ago
You can never be non-unique because of your actions. To stay in the analogy of tracks: it really doesn't matter how your Tires look, the direction of the tracks make you unique. That's the same reason why Tor is not secure. But yo
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by SeriousM 6y ago
I like the analogy even though the example code is not optimal too teach the idea. To the article I would like to add that services can be designed as cooks so each and everyone has a purpose and a separation of concern.
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by SeriousM 6y ago
This is a silly comment. Open-Close principle is all about keeping components unaware of environmental/dependency changes, not about avoid implementation at all. https://itnext.io/solid-principles-explanation-and-exampl
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by SeriousM 6y ago
Asking not to use a private session is the same as a paywall. Why is it allowed to post such articles?
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by SeriousM 6y ago
Programing languages are like patterns that may or may not fit in a developers head so they will not replace each other. I'm sure every developer can read all programing languages but it's about master the language and its eco sys
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by SeriousM 6y ago
> I haven't opened the article Well done...
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by SeriousM 6y ago
Offensive Security (OSCP Certification) formed the phrase "Try harder!" which is essentially "try smarter", "try differently" and "try again". They give you an environment where you can learn to hack
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by SeriousM 6y ago
Firetable, not Airtable
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by SeriousM 6y ago
Just because it's happening already doesn't justify it. Stealing and murder is also happening and shouldn't.
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by SeriousM 6y ago
I guess some marketing guys lurking in this forum. Remarkable2 is very strong on Instagram and there must be a catch whenever marketing is heavily used.
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by SeriousM 6y ago
I call WET "we enjoy typing" because that's what you get when you're not DRY. But don't get me wrong, duplicate things is OK as long as you still try to share common parts instead just copy everything blindly.
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by SeriousM 6y ago
Your definition of Fred is someone who's not communicate the problems and tries to fix them during the time he needs to do planned work. I was a real Fred and did exactly that. My work was really valued but I always had the impression
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by SeriousM 6y ago
So you're saying that I should implement my own ormapper just because my product is using a database? And even this is not thee case, writing everything yourself will end up in your own hands. No Bugfixes, no patches or improvements wi
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Finally a clickbait with explanation!

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