dbmikus

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by dbmikus 10y ago
Surely not if you raise a point one time to get a sense of the waters. If the management doesn't like to hear opinions from subordinates, you could pick up that vibe and stop pushing back. It might require greater social and political
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by dbmikus 10y ago
He can be a rational actor and still a moral hypocrite.
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by dbmikus 10y ago
As long as you're tactful and willing to cede your argument if they don't come to see your side, there shouldn't be any reason to be terrified. If you act diplomatically and still have crazy bosses, might be good to find a di
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by dbmikus 10y ago
Specifying a deadline timestamp instead of a countdown could run into problems if a given machine has an improperly configured clock. I think the risk of any machine having an incorrect timestamp is greater than a library implementer not re
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by dbmikus 10y ago
I was reading this[0], but didn't scroll down through the comments. It appears you are correct. However, I think if you just installed Pijul on a server and then called it through your operating system interface, then you _might_ be fi
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by dbmikus 10y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this only means that if you modify the code or directly incorporate the code library into your own, you must distribute your work. If you are just calling the service through it's API (either CLI or th
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by dbmikus 10y ago
We have pattern matching, traits, generics, etc. in Scala (and OCaml?) already. The syntax isn't the same, but draws from the same lineage. If you took away the memory management, I think Rust would be just another ML descendent and I
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by dbmikus 10y ago
Just hook me up with an IV drip and call it a day.
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by dbmikus 10y ago
Very possible. A tit for tat measure. China does the same thing to US companies. Not that I'm advocating the behavior of either side.
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by dbmikus 10y ago
I'm not sure I'd call raising a kid mundane... hahaha
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by dbmikus 10y ago
Reagan did: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_Reagan#Early_political_... And then he became governor of California before becoming president.
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by dbmikus 10y ago
In the Chelsea neighborhood in Manhattan, there is a public housing development. The neighborhood is very nice and otherwise leans towards the affluent side. A lot of the public housing residents have to go over to Jersey to buy groceries a
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by dbmikus 10y ago
I'm not too familiar with the issue, but the idea would be that a free and competitive market for telcos would allow consumers to use the internet service that best hits their needs. If net neutrality is important enough, someone would
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by dbmikus 11y ago
I like this for my password manager: http://www.passwordstore.org/ It's all UNIX based and takes advantage of GPG and Git for encryption and versioning, respectively. Super lightweight, and there are various front-ends