aanm1988

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by aanm1988 10y ago
Indentation is a pretty good thing to practice for whiteboards. A lot of people have a tendency to waste more and more space on the left as they go. It's a pretty easy thing to fix, just do some questions and have someone there to corr
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We are talking about companies worth billions. They can't manage to exist in a more regulated environment? Or is it that they don't want to, in which case the obvious question is why?
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They are wrong. There are known limits to the number of unvaccinated people we can safely have, and those spots should be reserved for people who actually can't be vaccinated.
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So the pros are innocent people don't up hurt the cons are "BUT MUH FREEDUMB". > Plus all the claims of other unhealthy complications of vaccines, some of which are probably true to a degree. This is the type of thing that
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> 450 died That's the solution, unfortunately. Kids dying, the kids of rich idiots who decide not to vaccinate. Maybe we can get back polio and it will be just like when my grandma was a kid and she would get told not to leave the y
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by aanm1988 10y ago
Why would I ever want Zuckerberg as president? Why would I want any of these intelligent, but unqualified people as president? Trump has about the same qualifications. Look at that so far.
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Employers need employees. They won't go out of business rather than just hiring some full time people, unless the numbers say they have to. > The fundamental problem is that employment law tries to treat the employer as a nasty expl
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by aanm1988 10y ago
India has the worst air pollution in the world. It's not prejudiced to say so. https://www.technologyreview.com/s/603649/india-now-has-the-...
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For the wages and working conditions of illegal immigrants?
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by aanm1988 10y ago
I simply don't believe this. The cost to develop a system that isn't a horribly complex, unintuitive UX disaster is that much more expensive? We aren't talking about amazing AV quality with lag, we're talking about a sys
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Why is it a PC overreaction? If a parent sees their 8 year old watching they will get upset. They will look into it and find out Disney is supporting the show. Disney now has to deal with pissed off parents who can say (justifiably) they su
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by aanm1988 10y ago
How about something like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlFD0Zyl_f0
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> By law, all health insurance policies are required to provide this coverage. Those companies can still be vocally against abortion, but they still have to comply with the law. What if someone is religiously against traffic lights? The
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> This is a dangerous path as well. Should a conservative business owner be able to fire anyone in their company that supports abortion? Should A trump supporter be able to fire anyone in their company that supported Hillary? If their ac
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and out of all the ridiculous things that could have been done he paid for them to hold up a "death to all jews sign". How is that not anti-semitic?
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Stock doesn't matter if you can just toss employees cash whenever you want.
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> Amazon runs nothing, it's an outsourcing firm. What the fuck are you talking about. It's one thing to say AWS services are "good enough" but "Amazon runs nothing" is a ridiculous statement.
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because we keep giving up more and more control to a single Ad company.
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> Google: Had to make all their core technologies efficient, performant, scalable and maintainable or they couldn't sustain their business. Which Amazon totally didn't have to do with their firehose of cash?
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They have a billion files in their repo, 9 million are source files. What the heck is the other 991000000? I skimmed this. Mostly just stuff any competent company would/should be doing. it's google though, so they act like it&#x27
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> no-one is publicly admitting to using many small repos. Amazon. They built an entire system around managing versions so that they can make it work.
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You can't, and microsoft isn't. They built this so they can use git without those problems.
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This is about code, and code history. Just insane volumes.
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It's not a caching layer, it's lazy evaluation.
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Google uses some variant of perforce, just like MS has been doing.