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by _pmf_ 7y ago
Aphyr and the Redis guy are probably my favorite authors of entertaining, deep technical content (maybe add Raymond Chen).
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
I'd like to add that, given my personal experience, a formal CS education does not mean that learning is any easier. In my case, there have been few courses where attending actually helped at all. Formal CS education requires good self
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
> I have never enjoyed feeling busy. Clearly, you are not manager material. Managers like to flaunt their busyness. It's their essence, their halo.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
Like we extend the web with "security" ... seems like a recipe for success.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
Qt is a GUI library in the same sense as node.js is a GUI library.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
I'll do my part to make it so.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
> The BSP companies like it though, my theory is that, since Yocto is so complex(unnecessarily), only them can solved the problem for clients. I also think Yocto is mainly an advantage for BSP vendors, but I think where the benefits migh
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
Second that question. If you don't do product lines with varying platforms, buildroot is much easier.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
Layouters hate auto routers.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
Another book from the military space is "Extreme Leadership" (which also puts emphasis on "leading up"). But it's definitely also pop.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
Likely, but I've also had strange effects like this that have ultimately been traced back power domain issues on some of our devices.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
The technological side does not matter. The modern AI renaissance is purely driven by wide availability of training data. The West is in the process of restricting this, China is putting it front and center. The academic state of algorithm
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
In Germany, we have come to call this the renaissance of the Sale of Indulgences. It's a very good analogy. Heck, look at this crap: https://www.lufthansa.com/us/en/carbon-offsetting Lufthansa is allowing you
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
The back panel is beautiful.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
That's great! Can the commercial edition be used beyond the 12 months?
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
> Hero worship is toxic. It like the ultra thin models used for advertising. This just perpetuates unhealthy attitudes toward work. I now default to assuming that people with a lot of voluntary unpaid overtime have a personality disorder
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
I predict that we will see a renaissance of CORBA / COM MIDL in the form of WebAPI IDL as new IPC standard, bringing interoperability back to where it was around 1995.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
Same. I'd love, for example, to try out Raku/Perl 6, but I'm no longer interested in fiddling with VSCode or Vim configurations for hours just to get a mediocre debugger running. (This is not a complaint, I definitely do not
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
> and it's dutifully tagged #shitpost This should be mandatory for all "beating X in Y lines of Z" format posts.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
> I've barred the use of Confluence at our company specifically because of this. It's worse than literally every other wiki I've ever used; even worse than phpBB.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
> What if I just want a place to anonymously store my legally gained cash? Anonymously storing it makes it illegal. With Europe's negative interest rates, they're currently in the process of making personal storage illegal for
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
My uneducated guess would be to make reverse engineering exploits from patches harder.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
"Inlining" A, B, C is OK when they go down in abstraction about the same depth. If not, you have a mix of simple and low level code. Using A, B, and C masks this.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
If Brave/BAT plays its cards right ... look at the top 2 entry at https://batgrowth.com/publishers/website
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
I've had a Sharp Zaurus C760 running Linux; beautiful machine. This reminds me of it.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
I just noticed that this is the first Facebook post I ever read.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
Politicians take turns taking lucrative positions within the project companies, "to help".
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
> How does that happen‽ Berlin is a massive clusterfuck of corruption.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
OK Habibi Travis.
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by _pmf_ 7y ago
The damage SQL has done to the relation of perception of he general public towards the relational model cannot be undone. The relational model is beautiful; it's in no way more complex than objects and attributes, but SQL makes it seem

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