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by foofie 3y ago
"Hey guys, have you seen Dave's new tweet?"
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by foofie 3y ago
Git is pretty popular,and github was bought for over 7 billion.
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by foofie 3y ago
The message I'm replying to quite literally starts off by referring the inconvenience of the borrow checker.
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by foofie 3y ago
Here are the reasons you wish to portray as being valid. * Fill the void in their lives as their lives revolve around work, * satisfy the need to control others and feel it face to face, * justify the commercial building rents, Out of the t
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by foofie 3y ago
> The inconvenience of the borrow checker is amortized very quickly. What if you only need to access higher-level interfaces for basic parallel and concurrent operations? You hardly need a language that is written around a particular mem
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by foofie 3y ago
> So if you hire people that move around a lot (...) That's not what the author is saying. His point was about company loyalty, not randomly hopping between jobs. If your employer fails to value you, does not provide good working co
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by foofie 3y ago
No, it's that you cannot argue your point from any remotely rational basis. It's just whining because you think a political group might benefit if they do the right thing. It's purely cutting the nose to spite the face.
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by foofie 3y ago
> Many short employments are a red flag for some sort of really bad issue with the person in question. I think you're jumping to conclusions with a pror belief it's a bad sign to accept better job offers when one is presented t
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by foofie 3y ago
> The elite giving handouts to the elite. Families struggling to pay off a <10k loan for years are now the elite. This is the extend of the ridicule these discussions succumbed to. Pure despair straight from the firehose of falsehood.
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by foofie 3y ago
It reeks of ladder-pulling.
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by foofie 3y ago
> Concern about the justness of an action the government is taking is not an "emotional strawman"; It is clearly a very obvious emotional strawman. It's not about fairness otherwise your complain would be about how all stu
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by foofie 3y ago
> Really exemplifies the generational gap! To me it reads like a desperate attempt to get some attention by trying to take the author down a peg or two, for absolutely no reason. The author was hired by Amazon, Microsoft, and Google in a
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by foofie 3y ago
> Because subsidizing the top 25% of earners in the counttry (...) I don't think your assertion adds up, or stands any scrutiny. Not all higher education degrees lead to high-paying careers, and definitely those who struggle to pay
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by foofie 3y ago
Why do you think that cancelling student debt is reprehensible? Edit: is this question worth this many down votes?
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by foofie 3y ago
> They always will; starting an Isolate in v8 will always beat a Docker or VM start. Is that the case though? AWS is upfront in how their nodejs lambdas being the preferred choice for low overhead, low latency, millisecond workloads, and
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by foofie 3y ago
> Also weird that they report p75, p90, p95, p99, but not median. I'm not aware of P50s having ever been a relevant performance metric in latency. The focus of these latency measurements were always the expected value for most custo
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by foofie 3y ago
> Elbit Systems has never had to fulfill so many orders for Hermes drones. Wikipedia says that Hermes drones were initially planned for deployment on 2015, and they were rushed into service a year or so earlier than expected because Isra
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by foofie 3y ago
> It depends on whether you have any experience with F/OSS communities. It really doesn't. Awful behavior regardless.
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by foofie 3y ago
It reads like OP has been holding a grudge for a decade or so, and today decided to shit on a project he contributed way back in the past out of sheer entitlement. I'm not sure if that's the case, but that what's coming acros
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by foofie 3y ago
> You can come up with a well-reasoned critique of Agile and there's always some Agile evangelist that pops up to tell you that you're not doing "real agile" and, therefore, your experience is invalid. What I've
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by foofie 3y ago
> So people started writing stupid unit tests for getters and setters in Java DTOs to reach the goal. To me that reads like your team fucked up at a very fundamental level, as they both failed to take into account the whole point of auto
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by foofie 3y ago
> Didn't you read the post I'm replying to. It's referring to a guillotine. A method of public executions. Unless you believe executions to be a non-violent affair? I'm not sure if you are being disingenuous, but you
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by foofie 3y ago
> They yearn for socialism and this is how they express it. Socialism is not the bogeyman you think it is. Some of us who were fortunate enough to benefit from living in countries in western Europe can tell you that basic rights such as
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by foofie 3y ago
> Old people aren't usually starting revolutions. Social security covers way more stuff than pention plans, at least in civilized countries. It covers stuff like unemployment benefits, medical leaves, parental leaves, etc. I think t
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by foofie 3y ago
> If the justification of getting more resources to consume is violence, (...) You picked a very peculiar weasel word to refer to being fairly compensated by the value you create. As if workers who scramble to make ends meet while workin
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by foofie 3y ago
> What is left on the table? Arming Ukraine, tighten sanctions. The world has been treating Russia with kids gloves while it should be treating it as the drunken nuisance it is.
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by foofie 3y ago
> Military intervention or something else? Military intervention is not required. Just give Ukraine what it needs to repel the Russian invasion and let Putin face his Russian czar fate.
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by foofie 3y ago
Systems are simpler, and not requiring a network connection also makes them more performant.
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by foofie 3y ago
> he straight up declared himself to be a "senior software engineer". To experienced, working devs. Might it be possible that the candidate was trying to upsell his skillset? If there is any venue where this pays off, a job int
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by foofie 3y ago
> do not want to learn git tricks. I just wanna use it as simple as possible. Simplicity is in the eye of the beholder. A single trick can save you a whole lot of work. Take for example interactive rebate which allows you to update your

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