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by arkh 2y ago
Would you give the same kind of excuse to slavers?
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by arkh 2y ago
https://mobile.free.fr/fiche-forfait-free Example from one provider: nope with 100 countries. Including the US, Canada, China etc.
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by arkh 2y ago
Reminds me of Structurizr and its perspective option to map software architecture. Multiple maps in one map.
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by arkh 2y ago
And that's why I hate the "they're paid more because they have more responsibility" when responsibility is just a farce. Get everyone from the bottom to the top (who were responsible for their people) and dish out prison
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by arkh 2y ago
When you get your car serviced, do you stay near the mechanic to check how the work is going every minute?
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by arkh 2y ago
First use of cabergoline to treat a prolactinoma: what a small molecule can do to your thought patterns! Suddenly things like willpower or drive feel like it has more to do with your luck at getting the right brain chemistry than any person
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by arkh 2y ago
I feel like it is endemic to anything OPS / DevOPS. Lot of uselessly verbose "documentation" but no list of whatever you really need. All in the name of selling products which abstract those parts, consulting or courses.
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by arkh 2y ago
Those Discord servers, even if hosted by centralized company are community run forums. You can set "your" server to be invite only so you can filter who gets in. The underlying software is not really important, it's what you
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by arkh 2y ago
I feel those LLM augmented bots will usher the return of small community run forums. Because those let you require people to be humans, for example by being invite only.
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by arkh 2y ago
> interviews for various media outlets Errors then are not an accident. They start the interview with a conclusion to get to, whatever you say will be cut and pasted to push the narrative.
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by arkh 2y ago
When estimating time for a task, every occurrence of the word "just" doubles the estimate. "Just" always hide a lack of knowledge. Of the problem, of the environment, of the team, of what the future will be.
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by arkh 2y ago
A good manager is simple to see: success is the team's, failure is their fault. If it is not the case, you have a bad manager.
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by arkh 3y ago
A very specific problem with third party hosts : if you use noscript and only allow main domain script as a default, you have to either whitelist those CDN or authorize them on every site using it. Not the best experience. Especially with s
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by arkh 3y ago
That's one of the principles highlighted by the GDPR: data minimization. Once you can be fined for losing data, it suddenly is not free. No more "let's store everything and see what we can do with it later".
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by arkh 3y ago
> Science fiction is hard to do now. You may want to check books in the Culture universe by Ian M. Banks, Alastair Reynolds' House or Sun or the Commonwealth universe from Peter F. Hamilton (which also as a fantasy like arc). Not su
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by arkh 3y ago
I would not recommend 3 body problem. It may be because the French translation is bad but it felt really subpar. I get the feeling 3 body problem is considered one of the best sci-fi books only by people who don't read sci-fi. Not real
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by arkh 3y ago
So we should expect our next diamonds to come from areas like r/hfy, royalroad, archive of our own. Lot of young writers there but there's always some gems. And the daily / weekly release cycles most use is really reminiscent
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by arkh 3y ago
I feel like for really "out there" sci-fi, books are a lot more free to go crazy than shows or video games. Ships fighting by lobbing planets at each other? Or anything in the Culture universe? Good luck putting it on screen. Or j
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by arkh 3y ago
> “JUST PUT IT ON A SERVER!!1” For all your data: yes. It means persistent filesystems and databases. Kubernetes will still be perfect to manage your running apps, but data is "the rest of the owl" of most devops / cd prop
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by arkh 3y ago
> Also on Dell machines from experience. Yup, current personal laptop: had to send it back for a motherboard change due to the USB-C not charging anything. One year later almost the same problem but this time one of the port is still wor
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by arkh 3y ago
Some kind of Regulation of Data to Protect it. And maybe make it General? https://gdpr-info.eu/issues/consent/ > The data subject must also be informed about his or her right to withdraw consent anytime. The wi
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by arkh 3y ago
People whose only knowledge of management stopped at factory work in the 1920s.
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by arkh 3y ago
Every time I have to cross a speed bump I miss my old ZX. At the time I could not understand why people felt like they had to decelerate so much. Then I got a modern car with firm suspension and my back did not like the first speed bump I e
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by arkh 3y ago
I remember a time when dating websites were for nerd losers. Now they're the norm. I can't wait to see how things are 20 years from now.
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by arkh 3y ago
> People should generally just stop buying ccTLD domains for personal use. firstname@lastname.countryCode email addresses look good tho.
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by arkh 3y ago
HTMX makes me think of Mootools: small, very specialized js library.
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by arkh 3y ago
And now we get some more semantically correct way to do it. <div class="row"><div class="col">
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by arkh 3y ago
> reading the contents Or having some javascript code in the page loaded by the iframe which could call some parent. function.
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by arkh 3y ago
Imagine you are head of some administration. Times are getting hard, profits are decreasing so you can not embezzle money as much or as easily. You know people under you must be stealing, and some new software just happen to be able to prov
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by arkh 3y ago
The thing is: the higher ups thinking that postmasters where routinely stealing and the fact Fujitsu altering records without logging was standard shows a culture where you can bet those higher ups are used to steal and think everyone does

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