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by buahahaha 8y ago
Most site admins aren't really aware/in-charge of the javascript on their pages. Most webmaster@ or admin@ e-mails aren't monitored at all, or so flooded with spam that it's easy for things to get lost.
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by buahahaha 8y ago
Not that I disagree with them, but their forecast is based on never believing it would work in the first place. All their reasons for it continuing to fall are reasons it should not have reached its ridiculous, frenzied peak. > Our view
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by buahahaha 8y ago
It's a global load balancer.
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by buahahaha 8y ago
Author says don't follow a morning routine, but then mentions they have a morning routine (breakfast/trainer). Author says don't focus on the morning being your peak time, you should find the time of the day that is the peak
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by buahahaha 8y ago
>If you do something wrong publicly in the internet age, it is remembered forever, as I'm sure Brock Turner knows better than I do Also, like... don't side yourself with a rapist, man. "Me and Brock Turner, totally the sam
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by buahahaha 8y ago
There's no single smoking gun - for any group. It's a lifetime of small or direct disadvantages working towards the overall trend. There are data-based studies showing how individual factors impact.
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by buahahaha 8y ago
All these defenses are laughable when put in any other context. Try answering "why black people don't code" with a straight face and ignoring systematic disadvantages. I have not seen it down without exposing a bigot. I'
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by buahahaha 8y ago
Just retrain them. They're going to have tangential skills to the new platform. Get your network team to learn all about VPCs and networks and security groups and peering and VPNs, train them to be your in-house experts to deal with ch
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by buahahaha 9y ago
The "non-profit" group is a scam, where the operator of the group gets paid very well from the operating expenses of the non-profit. An event like this would be leveraged to draw attention to the cause, thereby the group, thereby
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by buahahaha 9y ago
As someone who missed out on Bitcoin, these stories make me feel better about myself. Probably self-deluding myself into missing out on more opportunity, but there is a clear wild Wild West feel in these messages. Covering up bad code and b
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by buahahaha 9y ago
It is theft. It's not a scheme, or a game, or a trick. They are stealing money. It needs to be made punishable. As these frauds get more sophisticated, it won't just be "dumb" money getting burnt. The answer to "som
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by buahahaha 9y ago
Not really: it is a gamble you both are playing. For your Boss, replacing you will take much longer than the 6 week sabbatical she's giving you, AND it will probably cost her more than your salary in that interim. So if you're qui
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by buahahaha 9y ago
Been burnt out myself. Coached a few friends and coworkers through their burnouts. My advice: See what's the longest vacation you can take. If you're at the point of quitting - just be honest. Tell your Boss that you're burni
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by buahahaha 9y ago
Getting out of the business of having their own?
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by buahahaha 9y ago
it's clear the ingress complexity is what's burning them here. It's just a simple exposed port mixup causing that error rate.
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by buahahaha 9y ago
Impressive. We've been steadfastly trying to move away from dev-environments-in-the-cloud (cost minifying) but here's a clean, abstracted way to pull it off without the same VM overhead. Curious how you would handle a) making sure
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by buahahaha 9y ago
As not a java guy: very good concurrency support, the memory consumption isn't really a big deal anymore and the tooling connected to the jvm for introspection are very valuable and relatively easy to set up, strong user base of progra
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by buahahaha 9y ago
Because rich people don't watch TV, don't do drugs, and NEVER blame the government/their boss/poor people for anything.