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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
sure, but "back in the day", Perl was like that. Every hosting provider used to have perl cgi scripts as their default solution
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I used Perl a lot mid-90s, it's an amazing language. I don't really understand how it fell away from the internet while something like the abomination that is PHP succeeded. Just goes to show that the better solutions aren't
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I don't think languages will really "progress" much, in the way that art doesn't progress. That's not to say it wont evolve to suite it's environment.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
PGAdmin is really fine for a GUI. Sure it's not beautiful but it's good enough.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I think that the risk for Google is finally starting to come over the horizon. DDG, Bing, Brave? are now almost just good enough and google has not successfully diversified their revenue from search ads. The law of diminishing returns, sear
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
the problems people have is not the fault of the billionaires. sometimes it's their fault. sometimes it's their families. mostly it's their communities. the existence or lack-of of billionaire going into space is going to hav
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I'm glad billionaires like Bezos exist. They can choose to fund grand visions when people who need votes either don't, or they do and the funding gets cut after the next election. This is one of the ways China is able to execute l
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
you sounds like me. I think you're very normal if that helps.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
Principles aren't a bad thing, it's good to write down something we expect everyone to be aligned to. However, the problem with their Leadership Principles is their leadership, not their principles.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
very unpopular opinion here, but I think we need to retain the mega-corps to be able to compete with the mega-corps from China in the future. In 20 years China is going to have dozens of state sized companies and if we're breaking up c
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
there's no one right answer because to some extent it's subjective. it's also like asking for advice on how to write a book, whilst having never read a book. read lots of code, write lots of code, listen a lot, and form your
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
damn, I can't believe how quickly you wrote that after my comment! :D
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
this Brave logo is so close to ING Direct Bank's (look at their ios app), it's ridiculous. Once they discover you I reckon they'll get legal action to change it.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I'd really like to be able to customise (explicitly not based on my "behaviour"), how I want my search results ranked. I don't really care how you do it, let me upvote/downvote results, or let me build rules, but co
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
It might help you if you write for the reader, not just to output what's in your head - the added empathy will enhance your communication. Being right isn't enough, it's not just what you say, but how you deliver it.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I've moved from some senior exec roles (for years), back to being an IC. I had other stuff going on in life and overall, something had to give. I never lost the love for coding, and apart from the massive drop in salary I'm much h
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
oh yeh that's it! a complete head case, nevertheless he's a million times more successful than I so perhaps I'm the one who's nuts.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
isn't it obvious? they're simply avatar "cameras" being used by those running our simulation to explore through it, same as we do in a game world.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I concur. I think it's nuts when companies do this. There's another well know SaaS that basically invented their own language but I can't recall who. It's the ultimate ego food for the lead engineer imho. what a company
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
I have a diesel wagon and love it, enormous boot space, over 1000km range, good handling, I'm keeping it until everything's electric
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
you can't get the VW Passat wagon in North America? I thought those things were everywhere.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
the pallet fit was because of the ute variant, but I think you knew that
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
that just seems cruel. we shouldn't be torturing these animals just to see how hardy they are.
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by dd444fgdfg 5y ago
1) yes. but I think it's better for it and obviously plenty of others do too including apple 2) no, home screen widgets in iOS have been a feature for a while now 3) no, iOS asks me if I want to open in Apple Maps or Google Maps. I thi