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by esafak 6mo ago
If you squint you can think of it as pen-testing done economically right: how much do you really value your data??
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by esafak 6mo ago
TIL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danegeld
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by esafak 6mo ago
Are you sure he was capable of debugging it before?
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by esafak 6mo ago
There is such a dire need for a viable Github and Gitlab competitor. Forgejo is the one I've one tried but it's lacking.
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by esafak 6mo ago
You need audits and Blind-like channels to augment self reports.
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by esafak 6mo ago
The ones I know live in Silicon Valley, and make good money. Who are you referring to?
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by esafak 6mo ago
> on the surface it seems pretty clear to me. behaviour is encoded in genetics. if one were surrounded by the same group for a few thousand years, they would share a common base of encodings... Which homogenous country with thousands of
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by esafak 6mo ago
> If DEI operated on merit, there would be no need for the special new concept of DEI. Yes, there would, because un-diverse candidates (not white, young males from a handful of schools) would never get their foot in the door. Companies o
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by esafak 6mo ago
Make a better Github and I'll sign up. Gitlab doesn't quite qualify any more; it's more like a lateral move.
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by esafak 6mo ago
So you're saying humans essentially do the same thing. We agree!
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by esafak 6mo ago
But it's written to your spec; there should be no surprises!
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by esafak 6mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35079
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by esafak 6mo ago
The only thing worse than a bullshit job is no job.
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by esafak 6mo ago
Ask some juniors how their job search is going. In five years, ask the seniors.
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by esafak 6mo ago
Maybe the tables will turn and people will ask, do you really want to live in a world where things aren't designed by machines (smarter than us)?
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by esafak 6mo ago
https://codereview.withmartian.com/ https://www.greptile.com/benchmarks
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by esafak 6mo ago
Juniors don't always learn.
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by esafak 6mo ago
Usable languages let you use named arguments foo(bar=zaz), and linters let you enforce their use for booleans. https://kotlinlang.org/docs/functions.html#named-arguments
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by esafak 6mo ago
That's looks like a fair bit of ceremony for what it does. Is this representative of the output? https://github.com/adamjgmiller/adamsreview/pull/3
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by esafak 6mo ago
There is also a fourth season from 2023. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt30222317 Also note that there is a book: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Connections/James-Bur... https:/&#x
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by esafak 6mo ago
And that blissful ignorance is the upside! But I would say it is a life not well lived; a life without contemplation, with appreciation of only that which is superficial and accessible.
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by esafak 6mo ago
Good luck.
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by esafak 6mo ago
I think you did use an appropriate word: design .
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by esafak 6mo ago
How are you defining speed of software development?
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by esafak 6mo ago
Android was designed to prevent Windows from dominating mobile: I literally helped create Android to prevent Microsoft from controlling the phone the way they did the PC - stifling innovation. So it's always funny for me to hear Gate
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by esafak 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_law Because the variable is the base , not exponent.
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by esafak 6mo ago
This looks like metrics. No otel sink?
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by esafak 6mo ago
It lets you understand the code base at reduced granularity when you want. Or zoom in beyond the written lines to explain _why_ some code is the way it is.
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by esafak 6mo ago
https://git-scm.com/docs/git-notes
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by esafak 6mo ago
1. Tests look anemic: https://github.com/regent-vcs/re_gent/tree/main/test 2. How does it compare with http://usegitai.com/ and https://entire.io/ ? Another Show HN: ht

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