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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
Agree. There needs to be a higher level git command interface for those of us who appreciate git's power but would prefer to just get common stuff done without worrying if we just messed up months of work and have to unwind and fix the
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
Git works really well but I've had some exposure to Canonical's Bazaar (bzr) in the past and at a high level; I'd say it's easier to not shoot yourself in the foot with bzr while still accomplishing pretty much what Git
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
THE HN PC police are back, up to their old antics.
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
Yes, not filtering is good, interviewing is good, hiring qualified candidates is good, not insulting senior candidates is good, blind filtering is bad.
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
Or until the power is cycled. That's why it's best to do the crazy monkey or whatever it's called, walk into the production offline datacenter, online for testing (you do have geographically redundant datacenters right?) and
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
REST/JSON makes sense between a human backed browser and a middle tier; between machines, SOAP is the best contract first technology, or at least a custom XSD backed XML schema.
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
It's possible to use SQL to retrieve data from a text file; that's not the same as using SQL backed by an actual relational database engine (and a well designed schema) that has been perfected over many decades.
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
> SQL databases should be conservative in what they accept. Once you've inserted crap into the DB, it's hard to fix it. You can make your schema very light and accepting almost like NoSQL which is how you get into the situation
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
I have over 3 dozen private Git repos for personal amusement or utility projects for stuff that professional consumer software doesn't work as well as what I want. Then I have almost at least 10 repos on GutHub (not this userid). At my
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
I've written code for pay for over two decades in a variety of languages and on a variety of platforms. I can say if I don't wish to write code into a Google Document, nothing misguided about that. Someone fresh out of school, may
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
For filter fun, try Googling "photo filters". Filters are generally bad, unless you actually want a biased output.
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
I was polite but ended a phone interview recently when they wanted me to code in a Google Document.
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
I'm on the job market (I do a lot of contracting so I'm perpetually so) and I've seen a slow increase in job listings that specify a degree and exclude "or equivalent experience". Decision makers need to double chec
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
IBM advertises jobs yet when qualified people show up, they are rejected. Either it's a way to look like they are reaching out to the public to satisfy the government so they can then go hire outside the US; or it's a way to let i
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
.NET was multi-language and C# was an open standard; .NET itself was not multi-platform. I was there at the start. I was a beta tester for the first Visual Studio.NET. The reason Mono exists is because C# is an open standard and Miguel and
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
It sounds like a good track to be on.
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
The navigation column on the left is clipped in Chrome and the monochrome theme is hard to read.
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
I want to contribute but there's some reputation barrier. About 1/4 of the time, the best answer isn't chosen but I don't have the ability to help vote up the best answer.
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by fail2fail2ban 10y ago
fail2ban is for any log you want to monitor and block access to your machine for; not just ssh. fail2ban isn't a "keep my logs clean" tool it's a "reduce my attack surface" tool. Edit: Feel free to Google &quot