darkcha0s

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by darkcha0s 6y ago
I don't think they are 'jealous' of anything. The central banks have no incentive to create competition on money markets, their central issue is creating a stable currency that fluctuates little in value; creating another &#x
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by darkcha0s 6y ago
They aren't talking about LoC, but their commit count. Helps to actually read the post.
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by darkcha0s 6y ago
Another elitist gatekeeping the term engineer. Nothing to see here.
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by darkcha0s 6y ago
Seed word: my name “Christof's calling, inherently driven by passion, not expertise, is exactly what we need.” I feel personally attacked
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
I haven’t seen it until about 5 minutes ago— the ZDF (one of the German national broadcast channels) uses it for their on demand app. Otherwise I frequently use Apple Pay with Lieferando (a European delievery Service). Have to say it’s pret
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
You seem to completely have missed what the foundation is about.
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
Why would the WM foundation use a relatively unknown framework? They don’t just care about the actual coding itself, the have to concern themselves with community, support and longevity. You said yourself you wish it would gain more tractio
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
Where are you getting “millions of end users” from? A quick google search doesn’t return anything, and that seems a lot for a relatively unknown project
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
Some nice and easy afternoon reading
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
The things are so different, you should really look both up. DevOps is essentially an entire suite for developers, from git repos, ticket boards, ci/cd pipelines, knowledge management and hell even a little package management sprinkled
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
Personal experience. Or how else do you expect to be proven such a sweeping statement? Can you link any sources that azure ranks worse in quantitative measures?
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
Probably the wrong crowd? This is a forum for developers and such, many people here wouldn’t look at a website builder with their ass.
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
He said Netherlands, not USA
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
You are seriously suggesting breaking my coding workflow, to open a popup just to give me a half-assed suggestion I will probably dismiss anyways? Visual studio wants your location
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
A single statement from your linked site would have avoided this discussion entirely: >A Microsoft Cloud Background Check is required for candidates hired as employees providing Office 365-related services in the United States. Thats not
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
Made by a dude who has next to no experience in the field. Now imagine what a guy who knows what he's doing can do with a bit more money. That's what the allusion here is; the fact that a Reporter with 500$ even comes close should
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
Until you play COD with a latency of 80ms
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
Just a question-- what would be a path you deem the best? Should Microsoft just work in its silo, while Linux develops in its silo? Should Microsoft not embrace linux? I feel like the 2 strategies mentioned by the author simply let you poi
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
What kind of an assumption is this. Most people need an operating system they are comfortable doing their daily work, not just a browser and a notepad. Jesus christ, not all non-devs work only in office.
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
No it doesn't. It depends on how long the query<->answer time is, and if it's the same. A complex GraphQL query may well take longer than 2 simple REST requests
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
Which is exactly what I was trying to convey in my original comment. I feel like the base that has a problem with the updates are a small vocal minority, which seem to be present any time Windows is mentioned on any HN thread. I have met pl
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
Remember that you aren't their focus group. Their focus group are people with little to no knowledge of computers, and these services actually help. That being said, how often is system update happening for you that its really a proble
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
Why do they open up with "Save the world", which is the fortnite mode that no one plays? BR Fortnite has no lootboxes. There are many prime examples just like they are describing, but they seem to have chosen the worst example.
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
Amen.
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
The point being that a camera could just film the entire surroundings and show you that picture, instead of exactly what you are able to see through the mirror reflection- i.e. you're constantly seeing your entire blind spot, not just
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
You are aware of how a community driven site works? If its wrong, then go ahead and put your "right" implementation there. Beyond that, you're inferring threading into the problem. There is no mention of thread-safety in that
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
1. So what about the abuses that came before, which lead these families to have such vast properties and wealth? Those castles weren't built by good will 2. I can only echo the sentiment that I care very little about restitution of for
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
I think the Bay (Eckernförde) is so small and shallow that any US Submarine would have been spotted immediately.
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
This just sounds like a bad architected solution, nothing else. The same problems that can happen in your own datacenter can happen in the cloud; it's just not your responsibility to fix it. If you lack that knowledge as an architect,
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by darkcha0s 7y ago
No, they just let it ride and hope nothing breaks.

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