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by gldalmaso 8y ago
A deeper explanation is often desired when you decide to take your solution to the real world and impact peoples lives. I'm sure I'm not alone in the fear of living in a (not so far) future dystopia where our driver's licence
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
> If Amazon warehouses were that bad, people wouldn't work there. I don't know how the conditions at Amazon warehouses truly are, but this statement doesn't sound correct to me. I can think of countless examples of worke
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
Maybe the oldest and most advanced civilizations decided to go tribal. Maybe they are so advanced that they can hide their trail so belligerent civilizations like ours do not encounter them. I don't think the easiest explanation is to
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
You get an extra vCPU for the same memory.
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
I had never heard of Blind til now, from what I read in this thread it seems like a workplace Ashley Madison waiting to happen. Let everyone vent about their employer anonymously until there is a breach and all employers get to see who said
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
I don't think environmentalists are nearly as capable of throwing a wrench on nuclear energy development as you say. Seems to me like the real issue here is that if nuclear energy is pushed as the go to modern day energy source, than g
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
Most guns used in crime in Brazil are in the hands of criminals (usually traffic) and militia (which is just different criminals with ties to the police). They wouldn't exactly be purchasing those guns with their ids. A lot of it comes
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
It always comes to mind how many fictional immortal characters and creatures just basically choose to go into an eternal slumber. There seems to be a de facto consensus that it is actually pretty boring stuff.
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JavaScript: What’s New in ECMAScript 2018 (ES2018)?(medium.com)
1 points by gldalmaso 8y ago|0 comments
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
> But wasting a month tryig to write native Sql queries can hurt your project a lot more. Unless it would be the first contact a developer has with SQL, I really don't see how difference in time taken to query the database with an
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
Came here to endorse jOOQ as well. It alleviates a lot of boring boilerplate like ORMs do, but you don't trade off control neither take the risk of wrong use silently causing problems.
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/no_good_deed_goes_unpunished
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
Sometimes the asking is not the hard part, communication channels might be open, but decision making is always put on the business perspective which might be a little shortsighted on some regards. Case in point, years ago we used CVS for ve
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
I don't strictly disagree, but it is worth considering for anything other than hobby projects what is the mid to long life expectancy of the stack you are relying on. An unmaintained lib might not become a problem or it could become a
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
If a single person holds the keys, that's a different problem altogether. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bus_factor
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
If usage of the road cost money per time unit, the incentive for whoever is getting that money is that roads become less effective, not more. Wouldn't distance traveled be better? That way ineffective traffic engineering would lead to
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
Any mutable data store or versioned immutable data store that allows either the user or an administrator to manually correct the wrong input.
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
Maybe I'm just not that well versed in GraphQL, but reading your comment left me confused. What would the UI data requirements have to be? Aren't they often arbitrary data fetching driven by the user? Aren't the requirements
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An Exploit Left Millions of Steam Users Vulnerable for the Past 10 Years(motherboard.vice.com)
3 points by gldalmaso 8y ago|0 comments
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
> There is a human pilot behind every death. Google's work will now ensure that there won't be. Even with a 100% sure target identifier, it will now correctly hit the right target just as much as it correctly demonetizes yout
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
The sci-fi cyberpunk genre might have accidentally/accurately predicted this trend. The artwork makes heavy use of face/head mods and accessories.
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
I believe one of the sought after features when people want to generate ids outside the database is for offline apps, so there is no way to connect to outside counters. The client should have a way to locally generate an id that is final an
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
Isn't vdom diff a way to not do things?
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
Interestingly the DNA structure was discovered in the 1950s. In what ways could it have shaped that discussion?
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
> past driving behavior that may have affected the brake system Could this mean that such a vehicle under test would brake differently than the average driver. Since the brake is constantly being slammed during repeated tests, the soft
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
You should consider your target audience and your own resources. For consumer facing apps, I'm not sure an hybrid (cordova / ionic / webview shell) approach is really up to par, as the UX is really challenging to make right a
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
As a nitpick, if I recall correctly, "negative reinforcement" is when you remove a desirable stimulus to reinforce behavior. In this case it's actually "positive punishment" as they are introducing an aversive stimu
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
Different story for me. I listen to desktop spotify while at work regularly. Every time I lock my computer to go have lunch and want to listen to spotify on my car, there is the dreaded "Listen on this device option" which will ra
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
There are several sports than can be dangerous and involve risk of death, like basically all forms of racing, climbing, endurance, etc. As long as practitioners are educated and consenting, I don't see a problem. The problem is if the
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by gldalmaso 8y ago
I have yet to see any mention of how the passenger experience is going to be. I assume it is much worse than some ear pain on take off and landing. Can the average person handle this trip comfortably? Or do they have to pass some astronaut-

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