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by VMtest 5y ago
Not very often that system timestamp and UTC related posts sometimes appear on HN front page I think 3 days ago I was checking on it again, because I was wondering how websites put timestamp in their published RSS/atom feed https:&#x2
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by VMtest 5y ago
It's a good summary of the problems that exists in any sort of engineering, ultimately, they are actually people's problems
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by VMtest 5y ago
So software is a "guarantee" thing already that people can trust in? I wonder how many software engineers will be out of their jobs if that actually happens, we will see
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by VMtest 5y ago
since the ML hype is here to stay, it's really good in my opinion because investors are constantly pouring more money into the industry
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by VMtest 5y ago
Not sure if this helps, but I bookmarked a relevant thread from the past 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24737026 | Good sleep, good learning, good life (supermemo.guru)
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by VMtest 5y ago
> have intensive training to minimize risk for other persons > I wonder if we are heading to something similar... We can't, unless there is like one standard CPU architecture, operating system etc for server, desktop, mobile phon
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by VMtest 5y ago
No wonder they said hacker news is a toxic community 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30349222 | I love you, Hacker News, but you’re toxic (kg.dev)
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by VMtest 5y ago
the funny thing is that, this method that you are trying to call it out as being 'fake', 'quackery', does not allow other people directly earning money from it (indirectly maybe) it litereally only cost people money to p
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by VMtest 5y ago
Your experience is just like @Aulig, I saved his comment from several weeks ago in my notes https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29459590
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by VMtest 5y ago
Nobody forces you to follow this method It's up to you to believe in it or not I personally haven't had the motivation to do it constantly/all the time Read this guy @Aulig experience on that method https://news.yc
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by VMtest 5y ago
I have checked the video, the result is still not satisfying
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by VMtest 5y ago
If that's what your take away is from my comment to the parent, you are missing the point, so much 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_L3gNaAVjQ4&t=1903s | Ethereum startup story, George Hotz: Hacking the Simulatio
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by VMtest 5y ago
this really depends on the developer though....
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by VMtest 5y ago
Yea, I have even tried to capture a screenshot on a computer with scrcpy before that was not possible in the app that restricts screenshot
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by VMtest 5y ago
you are saying like you are hiring so you increase your engineers' salaries according to the market rate and they stay for longer than 2 years? I think a lot of people would like to work under you too, consider leaving your recruitment
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by VMtest 5y ago
look up people that can accomplish a lot in short period of time, at least less than half a year or <2years, like geohot, Alyssa Rosenzweig or Mike Blumenkrantz and more
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by VMtest 5y ago
Anyone can choose to learn new things or not Until the management starts asking what are the pros and cons of new tools to be introduced into the stack and nobody can answer them, they will hire new experts to join the company and who knows
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by VMtest 5y ago
Yes, the mailing list is the best regardless
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by VMtest 5y ago
just throw more cpu at the problem, this is not my idea btw so don't quote me I learnt it from my colleagues, they are the engineers
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by VMtest 5y ago
> You might say this is just sysops, but I think the key difference is that the dev teams are the ones who are using the production management tools, not the sysops team. FYI, that is sysops, in case that you missed it
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by VMtest 5y ago
The comments are really a mess Some people are suggesting to change how DevOps works by going against the definiton of DevOps In that case, please don't put DevOps in the engineering title anymore
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by VMtest 5y ago
I couldn't believe what I just read... What you said is basically what I read 7~8 years ago when I was in my early twenties I searched and read about this method in a Chinese forum website, zhihu, IIRC. As lazy as I was, I just couldn&
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by VMtest 5y ago
Reading some comments here and it does confuse me Promises, async and await in javascript, coroutines and threads in kotlin, fibers in some language runtime (including this php 8.1 [0]), single process (nodejs), multi-process(php-fpm worker
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by VMtest 5y ago
Sarcasm much huh? I reached this post from an rss reader
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by VMtest 5y ago
I made a note on similar happening somewhere... if somebody is interested 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28779342 | I'm sorry 2. https://github.com/dotnet-foundation/Home/discussions&
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by VMtest 5y ago
Somebody is going to do it due to your comment really, maybe 3 months time in the future
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by VMtest 5y ago
Couldn't agree more, thanks for this perspective!
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by VMtest 5y ago
What do people gain by arguing over these? Genuinely confused Just to be proud and gain that dopamine?
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by VMtest 5y ago
I would appreciate if you can share your knowledge on these vulnerabilities
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by VMtest 5y ago
not long ago I read about it, somehow I was researching about old computers and old games 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15607791 Another commenter in this post 2. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?

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