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by erikbye 6y ago
> How do you do failover if a server fails Not sure if you do not know anything about typical ESXi and vSphere setups, but if a server fails, all virtual machines are automatically migrated to a healthy server. And of course, your HPE G1
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If you care about MDN and want your voice heard, this is a survey you should take.
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Mozilla MDN Survey(surveygizmo.com)
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Are you planning to monetize? If not, then keep SEO out of it.
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Nice, thanks.
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Is there a transcript?
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Your book titles?
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https://www.protondb.com/app/57300
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Software development is like building a house with a hammer that continually change its shape and hence how it’s used.
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> vs the long term pay off of less bugs in production. It has not been proved large, long-lived Rust projects have fewer bugs than large, long-lived Python/Ruby projects.
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> Then, the data won’t be updated. So then google will have to drop the info box Google won't drop the info box, they don't care if the information is accurate.
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Good writing avoids Internet memes and Reddit speak.
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If the mods on SO were more lenient than they already are SO would be completely useless, as opposed to barely useful, as it stands today. So many of the low-effort questions and answers belong in forums or IRC channels, or just ask your co
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How do you make a better one? It's a human problem, a social interaction problem, not a tech one. Novices want to ask all the didn't-even-read-the-official-docs and don't-want-to-do-my-own-homework questions they want, and th
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Doubtful, in the case of Stack Overflow, I think "free" and ads provide a hell of a lot more users and revenue than paywall.
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> However an ant colony is not considered intelligent even though it has large scale agriculture, social hierarchy and communication techniques we don’t fully understand. Actually, ants are frequently deemed smart and intelligent. Such s
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Why were you hired? Did you outright lie?
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> I'm not bashing the lecture style, but if I were a student, I'd prefer a good textbook to those lectures. There are supplemental textbooks listed for the course: https://cs50.harvard.edu/college/2020&#x2F
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This is awful, a mess. I prefer little to no syntax highlighting, just a grayscale theme with some bold and italics. Actual code clarity (naming, etc.) and structure (indentation, whitespace, etc.) is what is important. Recently there was a
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> Moreover, if you want to buy a car from foreign manufacturers (Mersedes-Benz, BMW, Toyota, etc) you have to pay 2X of its original price. Funny, in Norway it's more like 3X.
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There are abstraction layers utilizing either, but many implement their own.
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That was sensationalism, per usual. Bit of water in the access tunnel, no seed damage.
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> and finding most of the forum posts are a little outdated Which is why you use the up-to-date official documentation.
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> I suppose in exchange, you're getting a guarantee of maintenance. Hah, with Google? Right.
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How was etcd forced to accept these changes? It is up to the project owners/maintainers to deny harmful changes.
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It's not a technology problem; higher education is free in my country.
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I can't choose to not be affected by the industrial complex required to manufacture and maintain planes and vehicles. We all breath toxic air and eat contaminated food. Doesn't matter if you only eat vegetables, or meat, or fish.
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The broker I use has a mandatory quiz you have to pass, not only for options, but for ETFs, etc.
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> Not everything can, needs to be, or even should be, optimized. Anything you do for thousands of hours yearly should definitely be optimized.
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> Laptops and phones autodim but I can't say I've seen this on desktop monitors. Modern monitors do have this. Not sure for how many years, but the one I'm currently seated by is 3 years old and has auto dimming.

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