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cerved
4y ago
if the goal is the ability to rollback a certain delete, it's probably better to make it a nullable fk on a delete event with a timestamp. But a nullable timestamp could also be viable, just can't tell two different delete, at the
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cerved
4y ago
to bulk recover only x >= y ?
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4y ago
kernel.org
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cerved
4y ago
The number one priority of someone maintaining business should be ensuring communication if you want to keep business
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cerved
4y ago
I thought the same thing but in the past I've also found the official python documentation to be somewhat verbose. Maybe these days I'd appreciate it more. I always found the MDN documentation striking a better balance of being in
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cerved
5y ago
fashion word or not, it's meaning is clear
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cerved
5y ago
Academese is often overly verbose; with sentences that run on forever. Good writing, readable writing, requires effort. I've found this especially difficult for non native English speakers, myself included.
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cerved
5y ago
> There is no valid reason anymore to have the operating system spread over multiple hierarchies, it lost its purpose. I always thought the reason was to categorize binaries which seemed like a valid reason
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cerved
5y ago
This practice can hardly come as news. They all do this with their social buttons and have been for almost 20 years
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cerved
5y ago
I used to (briefly) work asa PM for a company (guy) with the business model - rebrand, rebox and mark-up 2-4x consumer electronics from Taiwan and China. I'm not surprised
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cerved
5y ago
think Üracle
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5y ago
switched what?
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cerved
5y ago
that would be the first point if anything
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cerved
5y ago
great windows solution
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cerved
5y ago
1. Open security vulnerabilities sounds like a user problem
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cerved
5y ago
The quality of JetBrains products are overall high
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cerved
5y ago
it's asynchronous programming with promises
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cerved
5y ago
Don't get a new scanner, use a DSLR + macro lens with a light board. Works great
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cerved
5y ago
That's a quick fix and I fail to see anything engineering specific about it. The same approach can be applied to any other problem in any other profession. Personally, I'm not a fan of this approach. I also think it's the wro
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cerved
5y ago
multiple means 2
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cerved
5y ago
A lot of valid points. I think CSharp is a very nice language, I think dotnet has potential but there's a lot of rotten tertiary layers in the onion
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cerved
5y ago
It doesn't. It wastes time and it's only used because your stack is built on EF6 database first and it's the only method to update your ORM entities
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cerved
5y ago
Rider is also a good piece of software. VS is garbage
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cerved
5y ago
well said
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cerved
5y ago
That's why I remap pause to caps lock. It's unfortunate. At least it works for things running as admin now
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cerved
5y ago
Caps lock? oh, you mean ctrl!
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cerved
5y ago
since they mentioned a Samsung working it's unlikely
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cerved
5y ago
not battery powered
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cerved
5y ago
the world runs on ssh terminals so I'd argue it does matter
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cerved
5y ago
maybe it's just me but the tone of this comment reads unnecessarily hostile
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