bobthebuilders

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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Good. I believe that competition will bring more innovation to the tech sector and the stacks we use.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Yes. Legally you would. Now would your partners and customers and all the people who buy your products be ok with it? Hosting companies have popped up where for this exact scenario. Most businesses have a stack of (supply chain? vendors? de
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
We use H2 Database (JVM only) at work for that. It solves the problem really well of a bunch of stuff that needs access to a single file DB, while still being able to embed the DB engine.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Rust is a langauge which exists because colleges want to churn out programmers who do have not spent the requitisre 4 years required to learn C. I really think we need some sort of licensing for programming...
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
CockroachDB is a terrible technology that causes almost guaranteed data corruption due to its lack of ACID guarantees and is written in a language with a GC which contirbutes to GC pauses. The dev team refuses to listen to feedback to port
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Using ddos-guard, does this sell my info to Russia?
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Chatbot detection protection? Throws some whataboutism and a human written paragraph attacking the comment to disguise things.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Climate change is technical problem. Carbon sequestering coal plants can remove all carbon from the atmosphere. World hunger is undoubtedly not a technical problem though.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Unless you game for a living, you usually work a lot more than you game.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Incorrect, I tried sending a mail and it bounced.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
By using a fraud retransmitter algorithim, you can spoof the system to retrofit the app and hyperconverge onto an optimal, legal solution.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
UB can not be relied upon as the compiler can do arbitrary transformations to the code. Relying on it will cause security issues or head scratching bugs down the line.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Just an FYI, it's North Charleston in South Carolina.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
My bad, I was confused with another project. I can't edit it now.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
They threatened the Python language committee if they didn't get their way wrt PEP 576. Their library also contains C extensions with undefined behavior, and telemetry that phones home.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Exactly. FastAPI's maintainer was so unprepared he had to stir up a storm to prevent a legitimate Python feature from coming in. One of the benefits of a larger and more involved community process is the fact that each person exerts le
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
I think it's really just the fact that it's a standard.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Yes. Congress should investigate Backblaze for that. The tech industry needs more regulation for this incompetence in my opinon.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
It's even worse I think. The quantum course represents a scam, as these 11 qubits are "faked" based on magnetic principles. Think of it like Bulldozer's 8 "cores".
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Yes, read TFA
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Nobody asked to be listed on Google in the early days.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
I wouldn't say putting a sh shebang and assuming bash is better. With a bash shebang at least you're honest about it.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Bitcoins use an entropy increasing resistance hash function, which makes it terrible for heating and cooling. There's a reason why we should use FedCoin instead of Bitcoin or cash or gold.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
The codebase seems remarkably small. I expected linkers to take a lot more effort to write.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
And for the journalist question https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/news/worl...
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
A plane was diverted under threat of missile attack and forced to land.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
I find React and Vue to be different expressions of the same core concept in a way. Althoguh I do prefer the functional nature of React, reactive objects are a lot less boilerplate, even if it might be a bit slower. The composition api itse
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
You don't need a DB. The same in memory stuff that supposedly works for fast session auth works here too.
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Do you have any sources, or is this just name calling?
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by bobthebuilders 5y ago
Would this be a good fit to recommend books to users when I have day 3m books and 200k users? If not, what should I be looking for?

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