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by amtamt 5y ago
It's almost tragic that how many times things that are "legal", are neither right nor good. In ideal world, atleast, those qualities should have been mandated to make something a law. Either laws are way too old for the curre
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by amtamt 5y ago
"Before I came to America, I thought the streets were paved in gold. When I came here I learnt three things: The streets were not paved in gold, the streets weren't paved, and that I was expected to pave them.", is often shar
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by amtamt 5y ago
A person willing to spend time, trying to understand nature, rather than wasting countless hours on scrolling pages is very noble, even if one did not get or missed opportunity in earlier years of life. Who knows who ends up being a role mo
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by amtamt 5y ago
Perhaps "A module may have a text file named go.sum in its root directory, alongside its go.mod file. The go.sum file contains cryptographic hashes of the module’s direct and indirect dependencies." And "If the go.sum file is
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by amtamt 5y ago
Debian project has been a blessing to me personally. For a daily driver always buy a ThinkPad, a year old model when new stable comes out, and use it as long as possible. For servers, run the latest stable with minimal packages from main an
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by amtamt 5y ago
Things happening "always" or "never" are usually the cause of discomfort. Hard rules about 100% pair programming or opposite make things worse in long term. Starting with a "buddy" on team/ work switch alm
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by amtamt 5y ago
Most probably nobody wanted to be the messanger of the bad news, perhaps due to the fear of being made a scapegoat?
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by amtamt 5y ago
Of course we humans should exploit as much as possible without giving a damn about anything else, including our own future generations.
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by amtamt 5y ago
I agree with "Corruption is often a symptom of underlying issues and not the cause", but not the first part. I can't say about whole world, but if members of society have a decent social ensurance for the tough times, sphere
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by amtamt 5y ago
What about an undetected data breach leaking username and passwords? Periodic password replacement reduces the window where someone's stolen password is used a long time after breach. This may not be the threat scenario for every type
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by amtamt 5y ago
Other way around... "It's human nature to exploit". Be it the nature or other species or other humans. Of course not everyone is exploiting at the same level... Corporates and Governments are the apex predators in this exploi
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by amtamt 5y ago
Why not blame human nature's shortcomings, instead of any *ism... Capitalism, Communism, Socialism and what not.
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by amtamt 5y ago
Thank you @permb for sharing your experience. sent you a dm on twitter.
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Ask HN: Local cloud hosting/ managed services provider in Sweden
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by amtamt 5y ago
Extension of classic problem from "Programming Pearls" by John Bentley. Nice to see such pragmatism for one time problems.
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by amtamt 5y ago
So you never push your work branch which you can fetch on your local workstation?
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by amtamt 5y ago
I hear the repeat of "Oracle is the database without vulnerabilities"
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Stealing the network series is worth reading once for sure :)
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by amtamt 5y ago
also, drill helps with dnssec resolution, which I don't know if any recent dig version supports.