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by gonzo41 3y ago
That was a library bug, not a language bug. Allowing external logging configuration by default is not like having a buffer overflow issue.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I can't believe that this person didn't have these doubts the whole time and just kept towing the party line because it was easy and popular. Now in their winter years, there's feeling of remorse. This sort of self serving re
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Time for everyone to rewatch Michael Clayton. Boeing is a defense contractor. They'll have 'contacts'.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
There's so much institutional inertia to these things. Globalization didn't just happen. People pushed for it for years. I find it a bit trite that economists can write these self indulgent essays and don't recognize the outs
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Havana Syndrome is like how cops are dropping dead from contact with fentanyl. Except cops aren't doing that, and Havana Syndrome isn't real.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
It's be really cool if there were some giant high power potentiometer connected directly from the batter to the motors in an EV. Just smash the pedal, see a blast of plasma and you take off. Just like slot cars. I can't see a sing
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by gonzo41 3y ago
This is really good news. Mostly because it will deprive legacy media of indirect income they leech from facebook. I certainly don't love facebook, but I hate protectionist laws that were written by the media companies in service of th
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Hey there, there's tons to be terrified of. Have a read about prions.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
This will happen. Count on it.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I agree, however I would extend it too be even more pragmatic and say, just use html5. You can do everything you want with html5 for simple crud work. There's not need to be extra, and the main benefit of html5 is everything's rea
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by gonzo41 3y ago
If you submerge yourself in water, like elephants do in the hot of the day. you can survive really high wetbulb temps. It's the days of continuous hot nights that's the issue.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
That split / fracture looks like the thing flexed when being put on and off. That happens with single piece sun glasses.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
No way. There are too many lazy customers with auto renewing subscriptions.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Cool. I've been waiting for the blade runner emotion tests to start happening in the tech industry. This is going to be used for evil, I bet someone makes a jira plugin and then sets it to be then end of sprint, post retro personal re
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Have you heard of the trash future podcast. You might find it a laugh.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I was joking of course. There's just a bunch of business critical stuff where i work that runs through old access DB's and I'd love for MSFT to sunset it and force everyone to have to confront some old business processes with
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Now do MS Access. But seriously, this is kind of a bummer and a lot of people are going to be left high and dry. This is like when they started messing with paint.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I still write with pens and pencils, I am confident that typing will hang onto keyboards and laptops will be more powerful, but pretty similar to what they are now.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I don't doubt that they will sell. I just don't think it's the future the hype is making out.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
And this is why AI will not take our jobs, Why would AI let itself do this work when it's got such a bright future.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I'm a VR/AR doubter. Both of these products won't change the world, and will probably wither on the vine. Most people can't afford this stuff and it doesn't actually solve a problem. It more tickles a desire for nov
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by gonzo41 3y ago
You never know, maybe they're printing a thousand dvd's ready to scrap for this tax effect to work.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
For 7 trillion dollars we could probably build high speed train from NY to London, Or Sydney to LA. Or convert every coal plant in the world into some version of green energy. It's a crazy large amount of money. You're not old fas
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I think underground systems and places are really cool. BUT, confined spaces are crazy dangerous. Be careful out there!
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Prompting!
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Nah, it's closer to IBM.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
You give them a month of free credits. As is the cloud way.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Just think, if you put that 4K into an activities fund for yourself you could have weekly meetups in person for a year before running out of cash.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
liquid base (or something like it) and a bit of forthought is the answer. Change your databse an order of magnitude slower than your higher level code bases. I do think the trend to nosql and document oriented db's was a results of pe
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by gonzo41 3y ago
They won't let you FIO them though..

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