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by flerchin 1y ago
I suppose the practical effect will be that contributors who use AI will have to defend their code as if they did not. To me, this implies more ownership of the code and deep understanding of it. This exchange happens fairly often in PRs I&
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by flerchin 1y ago
Last time I brought this to our cyber folks, they pointed out that PCI standards require password rotation. So it depends upon which auditors you care about more.
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by flerchin 1y ago
I'm confused by calling the identifying information "stolen constants" or "stolen instructions". I don't understand why it's considered stolen. Do we mean "intercepted"?
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by flerchin 1y ago
Because hell is other people.
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by flerchin 1y ago
I think a cleaning person and lawn guy should be more like $3500-$5k per year.
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by flerchin 1y ago
Heh some people are on time, some people are late. It's seemingly a culture thing, and neither side understands the other. You say "of course nobody will stop at 9:50am" and that is exactly what I would do.
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by flerchin 1y ago
I thought one of the reasons we call it a standup is because everyone just, stands up, and does a ytb. So you don't need a meeting room. Nice story.
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by flerchin 1y ago
> I even hit rock bottom: opening myself up to the thought of on-site dev work This to me is likely the issue. I suspect if he was willing to move and work on-site, he'd have been back in the saddle quite quickly. My forced career m
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by flerchin 1y ago
But what about her emails. /s
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by flerchin 1y ago
Makes me glad. It means my kids might be able to afford houses when the time comes.
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by flerchin 1y ago
I see home prices in Dallas are down by about 10% from peak.
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by flerchin 1y ago
It's interesting to me how the large countries are roughly similarly sized. Canada, Australia, US, Brazil, China, Russia, India are all within a factor of 2, and it shows when you drag it across eachother. India and Russia as outliers
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by flerchin 1y ago
Oh no, looks like a few new bars opened up, and a few others closed. Time to recalculate.
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by flerchin 1y ago
If anything, this is a return to normalcy.
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by flerchin 2y ago
The B&H example is ridiculous and I definitely would churn if I ran into that. However, we can just put business hours on support, and would expect that the websites would generally work, unmonitored, while the SREs maintained a normal
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by flerchin 2y ago
Ages 74, 81, and 68. Are these middle aged?
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by flerchin 2y ago
Jeez I guess what we do is industry standard best practice, and it sucks.
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by flerchin 2y ago
Use the fucking clone button you assholes.
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by flerchin 2y ago
Is that true? It looks thinner, especially the camera bump.
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by flerchin 2y ago
If you're gonna maintain it for the next 30 years, then sure.
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by flerchin 2y ago
I tried it on these, and the results were really great! https://www.wcnews.com/chatzone/threads/all-your-base-s-with...
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by flerchin 2y ago
I'd like to see the results in something like Wing Commander Privateer.
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by flerchin 2y ago
Bruh, buy a sports car if you want. They're relatively cheap compared to the other mid-life crisis cliché: an affair/divorce.
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by flerchin 2y ago
Our metrics went up, and stayed elevated. Do you not have metrics? Those metrics will slide when RTO in invoked.
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by flerchin 2y ago
They burned people, alive, for literally nothing. Your 4 paragraphs of apologia are simply that.
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by flerchin 2y ago
I wonder if the bubble-sort implementation in this library helped prolong the life of this bug. Most people would choose another impl for performance reasons, and thus not find this bug.
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by flerchin 2y ago
Users will generally balk at 2000MB though. ie, there's a cutoff point somewhere between 200MB and 2000MB, and every engineering decision that adds to the package size gets you closer to it.
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The Weird Wild Saga of Gizmondo (2016)(thedrive.com)
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by flerchin 2y ago
Where do you think the grocery store workers are going to live when highly skilled professionals have to roommate to make rent?
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by flerchin 2y ago
Dedicating a week to a paper doesn't seem incongruent with 20 papers a year, but I'm not in academia, IDK.

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