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by emaginniss 5y ago
Sounds like a joke, but probably a lot of people got new computers and rebuilt their npm caches
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by emaginniss 5y ago
A lot of people attach their ego to the work that they produce. I did when I was younger and would try and defend poor choices because I had made them. They were my children. Once I put that aside and separated my ego from my code, I got
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by emaginniss 5y ago
I think it will be better if we redo it in another language: Acest articol este interesant
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by emaginniss 5y ago
That's essentially the lava flow anti-pattern. You have remnants of old architect/tools/philosophy left in the old code while the new code is being built with the new hotness. Invariably everyone has to learn the old stuff
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by emaginniss 5y ago
But if a bunch of companies are moving to Texas, doesn't that make it easier to switch between the companies that are moving to Texas? BTW, Austin has had a strong tech and start-up culture for at least the last 30 years.
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by emaginniss 5y ago
Right, but they can access your car later and see all the places you've been.
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by emaginniss 5y ago
Source control is not in the domain of computer science. You're thinking of software engineering. Many CS grads become software engineers (myself included) and we apply the concepts that we learn from CS in our jobs. CS teaches us: -
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by emaginniss 5y ago
Honestly, they are essentially using regulatory capture. They require that anyone who works there has to be a member of the union and if they don't like what's going on the entire union refuses to work and to allow anyone else to
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by emaginniss 5y ago
English Common Law is prevalent, but that is the basis of the law and certainly not the specific codes and minor changes that have been made since 1950
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by emaginniss 5y ago
The headline says South America. I don't think they use UK law.
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by emaginniss 5y ago
When the scale of data goes up, so does the complexity of managing it. Deleting 100 rows from a live psql table with 1000 entries is very different from deleting 100M rows from a live table with 1B entries.
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by emaginniss 5y ago
When I had a mostly-remote job, I solved the traffic issue by coming in at 10am and leaving at 3pm on the days I'd visit the office. 2 days of that a week was enough to maintain contact, go to lunch with folks and handle any obligate
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by emaginniss 5y ago
The acquisition can bring along customers and partnerships that would be difficult to create from scratch, especially when facing an entrenched competitor.
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by emaginniss 5y ago
Ze Quebecois would like to know your location
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by emaginniss 5y ago
I'm in this article and I don't like it
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by emaginniss 5y ago
"because gaming doesn't require you to sustain focus on detailed text for long periods of time" Have you never played VR Zork? You haven't lived yet.
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by emaginniss 5y ago
Her actual defense is going to be: "That bad man made me do it"
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by emaginniss 5y ago
Perhaps you haven't noticed that China has been building islands and claiming the sea around them. In fact, they claim the entire South China Sea as territorial waters. They routinely send their fishing fleets into the legitimate ter
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by emaginniss 5y ago
What if they decide they want to gobble up Taiwan, Vietnam, Japan, Australia, etc? Should we just sit back and say "it's not us, so this is fine?"
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by emaginniss 5y ago
Here is more evidence in that direction. NPR is now taking a position against freedom of speech and individual rights. https://taibbi.substack.com/p/npr-trashes-free-speech-a-brie...
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by emaginniss 5y ago
Assume a spherical cow in a vacuum...
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by emaginniss 5y ago
Sounds like the issue of correlation and causation isn't solidified here. Maybe the very fact of Tyler Cowen recognizes them is what makes them so successful. He invests, puts their names out there and a lot of the elements needed fo
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by emaginniss 5y ago
They should start calling them "problematic"
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by emaginniss 5y ago
Some of this is going to come down to legal liability. Someone who suffers because of child or revenge porn at OF or PH might realize that there isn't enough money at those companies and will instead direct lawsuits at "the compa
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by emaginniss 7y ago
I disagree completely about your theory. I have been on both ends of the whiteboard interview an almost uncountable time during my career. What it has always come down to in my mind is a collaborative process to solve a problem where the
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by emaginniss 8y ago
I don't know if that's scapegoating so much as it is framing
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by emaginniss 8y ago
The story wasn't about "Company A laid people off." It was about "I got laid off and here's what I learned from it." The intention of the story is not to shame the company, but to put into perspective how the
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by emaginniss 8y ago
That would really suck if you were a passenger in a car, train, bus, or airplane.
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by emaginniss 8y ago
I don't know if you can say "never". The relationship between Dell and Round Rock, TX was based on such a deal and was a significant boon in the growth of a small town into a reasonable size suburb with a good amount of indu
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by emaginniss 8y ago
Aren't private buses a more efficient way to move your employees rather than having them each drive their own car? If the local governments haven't done enough to solve the mass transit issue, it seems this is the best approach t

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