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cheez
8y ago
Could probably do: @pysnooper.snoop(f"/path/to/file.{os.getpid()}.log") Something like that
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cheez
8y ago
I know, the fight was prolonged to even get to that point. These days you still only have nurse practitioners in hospitals, at least where I live.
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cheez
8y ago
But nurse practitioners... God forbid they prescribe you antibiotics.
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cheez
8y ago
Yeah... Right that's why they'll be doing it.
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cheez
8y ago
Exactly. When I saw her, I saw the gleefulness that my children have when they achieve a goal. And to have their goal be pushed to the side because of their genitals seems completely unfair. Ironically, that's what the genital-police a
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cheez
8y ago
Someone made a joke that documentation is like sex, bad documentation is better than none at all. Not sure if my memory is correct. Apparently this triggered some people and the guy had to go on an apology tour.
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cheez
8y ago
Mistreatment/abuse of women != women in STEM being treated badly. As React Conference-gate showed, people get offended at everything. That can't be the barometer.
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cheez
8y ago
Well if you're going to use that as an example, I've seen all of those but not bad treatment of women in STEM. To be fair, I have been fortunate enough to work in very high tech/financially rewarding environments, so perhaps
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cheez
8y ago
I think it's unfortunate from two perspectives: 1. I have zero experience seeing women in STEM treated badly. I'm sure it exists, but I've never seen it. Exactly the contrary. So whenever I personally see these articles, I th
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cheez
8y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/03/us/politics/manafort-assa...
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cheez
8y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/03/us/politics/manafort-assa...
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cheez
8y ago
Which places do you think are less deficient when it comes to respecting the rule of law?
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cheez
8y ago
I have no idea how others on this site think that something that happened as long ago as March 2019 (the loan being approved) and Assange's arrest MORE THAN A WEEK LATER could be related at all. It's preposterous. It makes no logi
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cheez
8y ago
Lucky for you your opinions are mainstream.
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cheez
8y ago
Dissenter was created by a person or group of people who have thoughts and opinions that deserve to be protected.
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cheez
8y ago
Which I would imagine is a problem if Mozilla receives federal funding.
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cheez
8y ago
This is the key thing. You cannot escape law by "being right". If you have to be punished for some reason, they will find a reason. Show me the man, and all that. That being said: I hope it's just a few years. That's fai
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cheez
8y ago
You know real life politics doesn't move as fast as you see on TV right?
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cheez
8y ago
Good question: https://www.imf.org/external/np/fin/tad/extarr2.aspx?memberK...
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cheez
8y ago
Existing tech is not hard. Tech that hasn't yet been invented is hard. That's where the money is made.
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cheez
8y ago
I worked on a project that was a clusterfuck of SalesForce, AWS AND Azure. The company was making hand over fist. They didn't care about the quality so long as the payments were made and they weren't losing customers to competitio
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cheez
8y ago
People who think this way are missing the forest for the trees. The trees: fire anyone above 30. The forest: Many development processes that required experience are being outsourced to companies like Amazon, Google, via their cloud computin
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cheez
8y ago
Interesting. So I suppose culture is important. Do we want to build a culture of sameness which allows for this kind of pivoting? I'm not so sure.
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cheez
8y ago
I sell my own software.
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cheez
8y ago
> I believe that if you are able to consistently achieve a result of "projects with this person tend to have fewer problems than projects without this person", it will translate into more $$$. Bingo.
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cheez
8y ago
The population of Norway is smaller than the city in which I live. I would say the city in which I live often teeters between sustainability and the opposite. Is there some limit to human organization scale where we can be effective?
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cheez
8y ago
I guess we are motivated by different things.
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cheez
8y ago
Indeed. I love it when the amount of money I make is tied to the quality of my code somehow. Easy to modify, easy to repurpose, easy to replace. These often make it possible to serve customers better -> more $$$ It's why I can'
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cheez
8y ago
Git is pretty simple. https://github.com/git/git/blob/ecbdaf0899161c067986e9d9d564...
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cheez
8y ago
No way to know since warrants are approved by secret courts. I'm going to guess zero pushback.
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