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7y ago
No matter how good Go is I would never use it just because it is from Google, a corporation I consider to be evil. Sure Oracle may not be the wonderchild, but at least they don't store everything they can about me without me having any
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7y ago
Very interesting. I have "Intestinal Malrotation" and have had surgery for it (cutting ladds bands). Still experiencing several of the issues that I had before the surgery. I am 28 and was diagnosed when I was about 25-26. It is a
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7y ago
I would if they gave me an option to pay for a single article and not to create an account. It's unreasonable to pay a subscription fee to hundreds of news outlets.
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7y ago
I was watching it on a projector in a completely dark room, didn't see shit. From HBOs own shitty streaming service. I wish they just let me download the entire episode if I have the subscription because their service sucks so bad and
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7y ago
I work 100% remotely, or has been working like that for the last couple of years until recently where I work 80% remotely. One thing I've noticed is that going into the office that one day is incredible enjoyable. I think I've bee
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7y ago
Paywall, is there any way around it?
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7y ago
Cmon this is an extremely exaggerated opinion. I have used Azure and AWS and I find Azure to be much easier and user friendly. Maybe at very large scale AWS shines through, but I would choose Azure over AWS any day.
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8y ago
Aren't you being a bit negative here?
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8y ago
I linked to the now infamous Django PR that removes the words "slave" and "master" and said I stopped using django since then (after writing it is a great framework).
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8y ago
> Or, in other words, you’re not for getting politics out of software - you’re for getting politics that you don’t agree with out of software. Well yes, but I would be okay with the same being applied against me. Of course some basic lev
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8y ago
> Living in society today involves having others' political views forced on me every day Yes to some extent. Most secular and democratic societies has agreed to a standard that I defend. Call it status quo if you want. I think decis
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8y ago
Well yes, but they are not policing speech as far as I know. I have nothing against people/projects being political, it's when a specific political view that I do not agree with gets enforced upon me that the issue arises.
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8y ago
Why do you feel this way about Rust? Glad to hear I'm not alone anyway ;)
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8y ago
What politics do they enforce on me by using their products?
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8y ago
Well yes, maybe. Maybe not. I think this is not about inclusion though, this is about exclusion of people who think like me.
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8y ago
Yes of course. I do not want others political views forced upon me. Just as I wouldn't want others religion force upon me. I would be as opposed to this change if it was 'god'/'disciples' or something similar.
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8y ago
> The people behind Django are one of the sharpest set of developers out there. That may be, but it doesn't really matter to me if they put their political views into their code. It can literally be the best framework out there, bui
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8y ago
Well yes, I don't mind that they have a different world view than me. What I do mind is when people enforce their world views upon me. I always opt out if possibly in those scenarios, just as I did with Django. I stopped using it and n
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8y ago
I tend to invest in people / companies rather than a technology. There are an abundance of good web frameworks out there so it's not like you're gonna have a bad time just because you don't use a specific one.
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8y ago
So popular mainstream statements doesn't need to be backed by sources? This seems kind of strange and anti-scientific to me. It also makes me believe less in the statements, since there is not apparently any sources that can be used to
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Twitter forces all new users to enter a valid phone number
(sucky.ninja)
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8y ago
> We don't need to eat meat or fish at all to be healthy I think you will have to back that statement up if you want to be taken seriously. I for one am certainly not going to stop eating fish and meat, I have been a vegetarian for
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8y ago
30th anniversary of the open web and they send it on facebook :/
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8y ago
Probably bad that the Trump administration don't want to invest anything in AI Research, but to claim it's a brain drain just because the US don't have open borders is a bit ridiculous for me as an European. There is still im
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8y ago
This is very cool and informative. Thank you for this article!
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8y ago
Looks interesting, unfortunately I don't have the time now but I will for sure maybe buy this book in the future!