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1051.
by appplication 3y ago
As I understand it, there actually are laws for this for medical practices in most states (but I think not all?)
1052.
by appplication 3y ago
I don’t disagree with you, but I also don’t think that’s a bad thing. Things certainly don’t break quickly, there are years of warnings for deprecated functionality. I also think it’s not a bad thing to drop old functionality. It may not be
1053.
by appplication 3y ago
I seems to be missing the mark and satirizing the users for not understanding or liking a poor user experience, when it would make more sense to satirize the platform itself for failing to appropriately consider that when given a choice, us
1054.
by appplication 3y ago
Could you elaborate on what you mean by it breaks over time?
1055.
by appplication 3y ago
Political spin isn’t needed here. The debt and wealth gap are both increasing exponentially regardless of who is in office. When Trump was in office you could have flipped the parties and made the same statement.
1056.
by appplication 3y ago
I don’t understand what the point of having official support from RH is worth when you can’t use any new libraries meaningfully. The libraries are much of the reason to use python.
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by appplication 3y ago
Except they’re now making their own assertion to the contrary. There’s a number of comments explaining why far right is an accurate description, and none in support of why it’s not, and a complete dishonest about it all when pressed. Low qu
1058.
by appplication 3y ago
DE is an inherently less tame domain than traditional SWE. The ground is more likely to shift under your feet. IMO the real problem with testing data engineering is that the data changes at a cadence that is independent to your version cont
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by appplication 3y ago
Definitely agree, and I think the place that I’ve seen most errors manifest is often the data model (including your example). APIs can always have a v2, classes can be extended, front ends can be reworked… but the data model is essentially
1060.
by appplication 3y ago
> If a store’s prices are too high, do you feel entitled to shoplift because it sends them a message? Digital assets cannot be compared to physical goods. A physical good that is shoplifted not only misses out on the sale, but must be re
1061.
by appplication 3y ago
Also to a more trivial extent, perhaps the same idea behind the IR ports on Gameboy Colors. Which is a really interesting and probably underutilized feature to think back on now. And even more interesting in that this preceded the first mas
1062.
by appplication 3y ago
On one hand, I see where this could be helpful in certain scenarios like an office, where there is a consistent and planned layout specifically for the purpose of productivity. Or for military applications, where EMSEC is taken very serious
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by appplication 3y ago
This is true. It’s also incredible how delicately tech companies treat their workers compared to other industries. I have a friend who recently switched from Meta to a non-tech company after being laid off. The widespread verbal abuse in th
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by appplication 3y ago
Vet in tech here. Vets are generally socioeconomically disadvantaged compared to the average tech employee. They rarely come from great school districts, and the military is one way to give them a leg up on the system that held them down, v
1065.
by appplication 3y ago
Take your pick: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_crimes_in_the_Russian_in...
1066.
by appplication 3y ago
How is Django now? I’m a long time python dev (data eng space) but new-ish to web dev. I started a Flask project 2 years ago and found it to be pretty full of footguns, mixed messaging on best practices for scalable apps, and the ecosystem
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by appplication 3y ago
I don’t disagree that it shows these issues, but identifying these empirically is one of the reasons the US likes to constantly inject itself into international conflict.