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by dozzie 9y ago
> There was a claim it couldn't go into 2.7 because it was an API change (even though it was backwards compatible) But it was not backwards compatible. "It works in 2.7" does not mean it works in 2.7.8, but if you try usin
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by dozzie 9y ago
Also: would he say the same?
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by dozzie 9y ago
And this supposedly "created" money is not backed by any thing of value, so it's akin to a number printed on a sheet of paper, unlike a chair that gets created from planks of wood. You can "create" as much such mo
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by dozzie 9y ago
What do you mean under this "static parser" thing?
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by dozzie 9y ago
One of the best ways to build such a site is to write code. When will you have any real question or something to show?
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by dozzie 9y ago
If you consider the fundamental theorem of arithmetic, it makes the work much easier work if you don't include 0 in prime numbers (the same justification holds for 1).
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by dozzie 9y ago
Money is not created , money is printed . Goods are created.
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by dozzie 9y ago
Depends how good people you want on your team. If your bar is low, then you might find enough people above the skill threshold that care about your product, but there are plenty of good craftsmen who couldn't care less about your IPTV
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by dozzie 9y ago
> Don't you want people that care about your product instead of the technology behind it? I do. I would rather have people who care about their craftsmanship and are indifferent about the product than people who care about the produ
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by dozzie 9y ago
> * lack of talent that can step right in and be effective Competent people , not "talent". Talented people are very rare , and the chances are, you haven't ever seen one in reality. And there are several things to note
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by dozzie 9y ago
First and foremost: user key management or server key management? Because while the former is at least tractable, I'm yet to see a good universal solution for the latter. The article is actually an ad for Gravitational's produ
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by dozzie 9y ago
> There is an inferred "Speaking as a German", so the author is a letting me know they're German. Yes, there is the "speaking" part inferred, but the grammar still does not work like that. As a supposedly educa
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by dozzie 9y ago
Not really. bayerrr said to icc97: > As a German, you could not be more wrong [...] bayerrr claimed that icc97 was German (this is how this grammatical construction works).
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by dozzie 9y ago
> Is it worthwhile to try to fix how tech recruitment is done? Good luck. The problem is that companies want to replace having competent staff with mediocre, untrained idiots following some magical process and that is expected to give go
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by dozzie 9y ago
> They don't They do, or at least that's what they said.
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by dozzie 9y ago
> As a German, you could not be more wrong [...] Why do you think he's German?
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by dozzie 9y ago
It's not just "Android was Linux-based", it was bought by Google in its current form as well.
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by dozzie 9y ago
Plugins, like autodoc.
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by dozzie 9y ago
I'm a sysadmin who writes tools. I like it because it gives me plenty ideas for nontrivial tools for which I am in the audience (so I write for myself), I'm not getting bored with tweaking the same application over and over again
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by dozzie 9y ago
That's how it works (worked) with It's All Text! extension for Firefox: you set an editor (`gvim -f' in my case) and on a keybinding it's started with a file as its argument. Text area gets updated on write to the file.
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by dozzie 9y ago
I'd rather use App::RecordStream.
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by dozzie 9y ago
> It seems like there are so many choices in each category that there's nothing left to do. Log storage and search for structured logs (e.g. JSON or CEE, not merely stringblobs). We have paid solutions (Splunk, Loggly, Papertrail)
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by dozzie 9y ago
I'd rather not run heavy opaque Ansible magic that also adds IRC bouncer and checks kitchen sink to configure e-mail server.
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by dozzie 9y ago
It took quite a lot of knowledge what blacklists are out there and time to check them all. It's hardly "just a few minutes to write an e-mail".
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by dozzie 9y ago
Is it something akin to a crippled socat? socat unix-listen:foo.sock tcp-listen:1234 socat unix-recv:foo.sock tcp-listen:1234 Which socket type does it use? Can it listen on AF_UNIX socket of any type?
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by dozzie 9y ago
So basically, step 1: install SMTP and IMAP servers, step 2: configure them to run your domain, step 3: configure your DNS?
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by dozzie 9y ago
TL;DR: It's good to understand the tools one's using and to remember to have the code intended to be run compiled with optimizations.
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by dozzie 9y ago
First define what "amateurish" does look like.
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by dozzie 9y ago
Then don't call them "APIs" if you're only concerned with services.
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by dozzie 9y ago
> This has me thinking Ansible. Yeah, no, bad choice. Ansible only pushes configs to remote servers, and on-line ones at that. Don't expect a retry if any of the servers is down. Good match for deploying things, but terrible for lon

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