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by adra 4y ago
You can maintain the stability of your own markets and economy while allowing rogue/grey markets to exist outside your sphere. If you do nothing at all, it's your home's that get horded by dirty people. It also encourages you
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by adra 4y ago
Gotta kill the only wildly successful Metaverse company... ROBLOX!
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by adra 4y ago
I'm pretty sure the exercise was to show the absolute extremes that could be achieved in a toy application and possibly how easy one could achieve some level of IO blocking scaling that has been harder than most other tasks in java of
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by adra 4y ago
Go's channels are simplistically a mutex in front of a queue. Java has many existing objects that can do the same, it's just that's not idiomatic best choice to do the same. Since green threads should wake up from Object.noti
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by adra 5y ago
Nobody's willing to pay for the access to use the product and if you want to be the free speech wing of the free speech blah blah them you're going to get popular backlash from people and most notably potential advertisers dollars
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by adra 5y ago
I'd say that's just wrong. Linux is great and certainly my favorite OS to do real work, but few would consider the IS above reproach. There's always something that could be better. The dogma in Linux is usually around how fre
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by adra 5y ago
Nope, they may just work for you tm, but not for all. As mentioned before, my work enforced 2019 macbook crashes minimum 3 times a week and my run of the mill windows PC hasn't "crashed" at all, like in the 3 years I've
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by adra 5y ago
Cut out the political rhetoric and about half the article. Then maybe the story tells a compelling story.
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by adra 5y ago
Man, kubernetes is so much easier than the smattering of crap that you have to jungle together before it. Puppet and co? No thanks. Terraform? It's fine, but only a part of a CI/CD picture. If you think the alternatives are better
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by adra 5y ago
Security? Are they not behind a firewall? What security vector are exposed plugging them into the internet? I don't see Samsung and co letting their telemetry domains lapse. Privacy and annoying updates are something totally different
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by adra 5y ago
I'm a long term java dev and just recently moved to Kotlin for some new core services. To be honest I just find them complementary. Kotlin breaks anything it likes and it's basically the pre-bleeding edge that java needs. Everythi
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by adra 5y ago
I've been to quite a few fine dining establishments that had very generous portions. The best advice I can give is always ask the waiter in order to gauge how much you should be ordering. As long as the restaurant isn't run by tot
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by adra 5y ago
To be fair they were fighting for docker swarm which ended up losing, so it's not surprising that they're on the back foot.
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by adra 5y ago
I'd argue lazy people don't often change the world and probably not people who are drunk/high all the time. I'd argue self worth and personal happiness doesn't eliminate ones desire to positively change society (sam
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by adra 5y ago
Just remember that Apple was definitely going to die in the 90s and there's nothing that could possibly change the trajectory of technologies or companies. Written from my RIM BlackBerry
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by adra 5y ago
People relying on reliable backups building their own storage servers from scratch. Clearly this is universal sage advice that will certainly not end badly for the vast majority of people -_-. I'm on my second Synology, the first was a
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by adra 5y ago
I think the point that should be well taken is that if you're hoping to service the greater programming community, you can't do so in your ivory tower solutions on a community Ill equipped to utilize them. From experience, DevOps
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by adra 5y ago
Scale vertically and you're still a single point of failure away from a big, potentially fatal outage. The coding and architecture can often be trivial though. Definitely good for internal systems and more green programmers. Scale hor
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by adra 5y ago
Yep, great write-up . I spent so many years in companies that were perpetually behind the times and rarely catching up. I now work for a large scale SAAS offering trying to sell to these developers. It's consistently an up hill battle
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by adra 5y ago
That doesn't really reward workers that take on hard problems and open themselves up to failure. Plus the limitation of this 20/80ism is that it's not explaining why some people are more effective. Maybe they did really well
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by adra 5y ago
In my experience, it's way harder to find good managers than it is finding good developers. Maybe I've just seen a bunch of talented devs and outright terrible managers, but that's my data point.
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by adra 5y ago
The difference is in jurisdictional authority? Inner-provincial policy is mandated by the Ontario government and does not enter into federal politics. As to scientific or not science, the science is in. Vaccines reduce the spread and severi
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by adra 5y ago
If there was a free test of COVID that could judge with a high degree of certainty tell if you were infected or not, this would go a long way to assert your point. But since rapid tests are expensive, hard to come by, and not free (for the
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by adra 5y ago
There have been regular anti-vax protests throughout the pandemic. They are afforded time to disrupt traffic with a procession that usually ends in parking at a central district and legitimately ends that day. No cities have blocked their r
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by adra 5y ago
Love it or hate it, the pandemic has caused the loss of life and economic activity. You can't shoot or offload guilt on the virus, so you'll move to someone or something you can blame. I putty the politicians that have lived just
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by adra 5y ago
I'm not a conservative mind you, but if your goal is to eventually get elected, you probably want to win on topics that will actually gain you votes vs. those that take them away. This is a wedge issue, and as such they're casting
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by adra 5y ago
Don't forget the 99%! The best thing ruin collective disputes is to add more noise and discourse so that the original cause is lost in the shuffle and the majority just sit back and shrug. "I can get behind solving one problem at
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by adra 5y ago
The last two laptops I bought were XPS 15s and they worked totally fine for the years I used them 2011/2015?. I'm planning a refresh this year for a new one. I have a 2019 MBP sent to me for work and it crashes at least 3 time a w