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by camus2 9y ago
They absolutely sound different. A Fender Jazzmaster doesn't sound like a Fender Telecaster, and even within the same model, a Squier won't sound like a guitar build in US. A good guitarist can tell. But the most important things
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> I would reply: replica sets and sharding and multi-threaded architecture and the absence of impedance mismatch, all in a single product that was designed for these features. If you don't care about data integrity, transactions and
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> MongoDB has purpose, but inventory management is not one of those purposes. What purpose does it have frankly? The only one I see might be GridFS for what it is worth, though I don't believe one second the performances are that gr
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The database/sql package is just bad anyway. The idea is sound but the execution is catastrophic and not many thought went into the design of this package. This is especially true with Postgresql where you are kind of forced to use db.
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> However, the company obviously employs a TON of _independent contractors_. They are contractors and do what Comcast tell them. "It was a contractor" is the laziest corporate excuse. But that's one reason why big business
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> So the probability of a competitor inventing such a claim was literally zero? Enlighten us, which competitor made such a claim?
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> I think it's more concerning that it's probably just incompetence Greed is more likely.
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It's a simple http router, it just filter requests and assign them to an handler, it's hardly a framework like Symfony, Laravel, Django, Rails or Spring. People need to stop calling http routers "frameworks". People are
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> Does this have hot reloading? It shouldn't be supported at the router/framework level. Use an external app to monitor changes in a directory and reload the web app.
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That's an excellent news. I was absolutely disgusted by the amount of pro Daesh content on Youtube 2/3 years ago where you could see their videos that became famous for their high production value. Youtube absolutely contributed t
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> As it stands, you're in a minority. The consensus is that Go codebases are among the most readable. Your statement is as unsubstantiated as his. But at least the parent doesn't feel as arrogant claiming he represents the majo
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> Go design doesn't allow these complexities, Go allows a wide range of complex metaprogramming through reflection, struct tags, ... to say that Go is void of that kind of garbage is lying. Go also has a bunch of weird rules regard
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> With Vue, I have to buy into the entire ecosystem. Vue is really just a component framework that deals with the view, it doesn't do Ajax, it doesn't even do routing and don't force a backend or a database like Meteor.
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> Most non-Americans have issues with US immigration because they're extremely rude for absolutely no reason. Never had a single problem with US immigration or customs. Had plenty of issues with Canadian customs on the other hand. E
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by camus2 9y ago
Pay your warehouse employees a little bit more? because it's easy to feel charitable when you made money by over-exploiting your workforce.
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> As a former member of a union, I honestly find it odd at how many people think that unions are always good. Unions are made of people, like any group, there are as good or as bad as the people they are made of. Unions absolutely can ma
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French governments like to create all these grants and loopholes, but it doesn't mask the complexity and the hostility of french bureaucracy toward entrepreneurs. Don't be fooled by these PR stunts. If Macron really wants to chang
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> Assuming Trump stays for the full term (all signs point that way right now, no matter what impeachment hopes and dreams people have), four years of damage is pretty long Bush damaged US reputation way more than Trump, USA did recover.
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Absolutely outrageous, and there is no free open source alternative? how is this even possible. > Is a tool like Excel, which the vast majority of small companies are currently using, certified? Of course not! You have to pay for special
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> I was hoping the algorithm was to design a new shape of a jar Me as well. It would have been a fascinating experiment.
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Yes, Verizon is about to fire Yahoo 2100 employees. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/08/technology/verizon-yahoo-...
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Selling books and operating taxis are a very different market.
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But that's what exciting about science. It doesn't claim to come with ready made answers about our surroundings, humans discover things on their own. Sometimes humans get things wrong, and there is no shame in being wrong with sci
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I think people are making the point that if the hierarchy covered the harassment up as suggested by the story so far, they shouldn't get off the hook if they allowed that environment to continue and didn't take appropriate measure
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> This is objectively false, and part of the myth of a meritocracy. But that's not what meritocracy is about at first place.
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> how much you earn is based on how much value you provide define value and define to whom.
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this, it looks like an hoax.
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Great guy, great framework, the simplicity that is needed in the front-end development space. We moved all our apps from Angular 1 to Vuejs because frankly Angular 2/3/4/whatever is a bloody complicated mess. We are also cons
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> Tesla added that Vandermeyden had been granted numerous positions “over other more qualified candidates” and was “given special treatment and opportunities for advancement that were unwarranted based on her qualifications”. It makes Te
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> E.g. there are Wasm demos showing access to WebGL2, audio generation, camera/microphone, HTTP, storage, gamepads, ... All web API. nothing a Javascript app in the browser can't do.

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