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by Twisell 9y ago
But what is wrong with stable in the first place ? What you are asking is basically to switch to a rolling cycle with guaranteed support. This is a huge change and also don't account for the fact that many people choose Debian stable s
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by Twisell 9y ago
Actually it would be nice to have a competence exchange website where volunteers could register and find matches. But instead of dating, this could be for developing. Because the limitation of the "just do it yourself on your own"
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by Twisell 9y ago
Is there anything that would prevent someone to clone your project and then compile and install it on he's own device?
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by Twisell 9y ago
This is yet another problem. Joe McGee shouldn't be able to push in your master branch anyway. You can use git for deployment but indeed you must have a clear commit policy to do that (and it's a good idea anyway to push only majo
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by Twisell 9y ago
Duh this totally look like when a pyramid scheme start imploding. But I think someone will quickly pop in to explain that I didn't get it because of the block chain automagical cryptosecurity... meh
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by Twisell 9y ago
They boast about it, but I find this practice very frightening and diametrically opposed to iMessage's E2E encryption.
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Facebook Analysed 2B “Messenger Reactions” for AdWeek(adweek.com)
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by Twisell 9y ago
This is very funny but at the same time it hurt my butt that I had to provide them ad revenue by watching this mess...
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by Twisell 9y ago
And on mobile you are actually pretty lucky if the close button is actually somewhere on the screen or if you can at least scroll your way to it...
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by Twisell 9y ago
But a positiv counter argument would be that github/gitlab also does the sharing part of the jobs and you (hopefully) pay them to handle all the security aspect of that public sharing. Opening a port to your local instance of git impli
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by Twisell 9y ago
Isn't the European version of the APR exactly designed to overcome that problem? (It's mandatory for every loan in the European Union) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annual_percentage_rate
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by Twisell 9y ago
Just hope than no real retirements funds have invested in this shit gambling with other people saving...
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by Twisell 9y ago
See the people catch up with jargon "Bitcoin is creating value" is very trendy righ now. But I guess I should switch my wallet to micropup as it's creating even more value and it's totally carbon indexed.
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by Twisell 9y ago
As a newbie I often felt repelled by FOSS project I want to contribute to, because even if code is clear and I might have found a piece of code to improve, a lot's of project don't even include the more minimalist instruction on &
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by Twisell 9y ago
I'm at the same company for 10 year and my actual job description had evolved somewhat like this way: Cartographer > Database admin > Data scientist > Develloper > ... Because I felt like moving I talked to my boss and he
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by Twisell 9y ago
Luck has nothing to do with that. Thanks for trying. Still hope someone can come with a better argument. But I follow bitcoin new since a few year and still nothing tangible in sight. Some like you find my lack of faith disturbing, but I do
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by Twisell 9y ago
Still, but nicer, ad-hominem "you don't deserve explanation, because you don't know enough" followed by a link of endless references. I don't deny that cryptocurrencies might play a huge role in the future. And algo
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by Twisell 9y ago
I will stick to the pretty basic definition that a pyramid scheme cannot sustain itself when less foreign currency enter the system. That is because the system is blatantly unable to produce value and only produce virtual currency from fore
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by Twisell 9y ago
Well I will gladly change my mind anytime someone can provide a convincing argument against the "bitcoin pyramid scheme" that is nor an ad-hominem attack, neither a cryptic response like "value come from scarcity induced by t
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by Twisell 9y ago
I agree a 100% that more must be done for gender equality and that gathering more data to understand wage gap mechanism is needed. That being said, and considering that a part of my job is to help gather data from 50+ différents sources wit
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by Twisell 9y ago
I think it might also simplify the syntax if you want to update multiple columms from a composite type (which is essentially a ROW) so that writing sub query is not needed anymore.
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by Twisell 9y ago
But so does JavaScript it's not like it hasn't changed...
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by Twisell 9y ago
To make it less ugly, and assuming you are using PostgreSQL you could make the code a little more appealing rewriting it like that. (If you are not using postgres WITH will probably not work but VALUES instead of UNION should still work). P
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by Twisell 9y ago
So I guess is should order a metric ton of painkiller for my potentiel headache. "Relational programming using SQL with a focus on generation of data rather than querying it" is basically my job since 4-5 years. And i can't b
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by Twisell 10y ago
Lawyers tend not to tell they are on internet because of potential liability. Thus when you read IANAL odds are goods that the writer known about the subject but don't want to be liable in any way so he just protect itself. PS: and if
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by Twisell 10y ago
Yeah but if it was like 1$ a month each or 10$ for all newspaper problem solve customers would pay. They just haven't figured out yet that on the web no-one is ready to pay 15$ for access to a single news source given that no-one is ab
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by Twisell 10y ago
I think we might need to call that the Netflix theorem at some point: "If you just ask for the fucking right price, people will pay and great original content can arise"
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by Twisell 10y ago
What you describe is more of a design flaw than a scaling issue. Thinking ahead that custom fields could be needed in the future is a design choice and can apply to 5k users or 500 000k users. It's not the scaling itself that causing y
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by Twisell 10y ago
Or maybe we just need more traditional intelligence because focusing on identified threat based on field intelligence is more effective than spying on every communications and hope to somehow filter relevant data point over noise. If I two
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by Twisell 10y ago
Go tell that to companies that deliver crippled unusable community edition only so they can put an Open-Source sticker on their paying premium product...

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