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by gxt 4y ago
Put me in the same bucket. And in Quebec the extreme-left party (QS) is promoting religious sectarianism in schools, in favor of political indoctrination of children. There are also unashamed communists promoting war in Montreal, just today
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by gxt 4y ago
Qualified is a stretch. Seemingly qualified without performance goals nor measurements of kpi would better encapsulate the situation. There are excellent permanent resident that I am in awe of, and there are fraudsters who do nothing when e
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by gxt 4y ago
C'est parti. On fait ça quand?
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by gxt 4y ago
Took me 9 months of trial and error in 2018-19, trying it on and off again, before I could understand how to do with rust. Just writing a few programs weren't enough for me to understand, because I was just using what I knew and not wh
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by gxt 4y ago
Scammers and fraudsters must be treated like maritime pirates and punished with the maximum punishment law allows. Additionally phone infrastructure needs to be fully authenticated end to end, to trace scammers and enabler carriers, which m
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by gxt 4y ago
Layered ignorance and incompetence from years of exponential growth, and linear education. I would also hazard a guess that the general disdain for understanding context and proven tech is another major factor. I'm looking forward to t
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by gxt 4y ago
For some reason I feel like I missed the timeline where "free" cloud services are hosted at the public library, and paid with a monthly subscription. Specifically a registry of all available services worldwide, by location, and a
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by gxt 4y ago
Tu es le bienvenu!
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by gxt 4y ago
Can you share an example?
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by gxt 4y ago
Since wireguard is a thing now wouldn't it be inadvisable for new deployments to put ssh on the bare internet anyway?
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by gxt 4y ago
The gaming industry and the addiction they manufacture are our contemporary opium traders. The entire concept of the gaming industry is unethical by nature, it is a leech upon the world, and is a powerful coefficient in the destruction of c
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by gxt 4y ago
If MBAs aimed for sustainable business practices they wouldn't be needed as much, so it's a never ending cycle with customers of feeding them the carrot, hitting them with it, before taking a hit and then trying to lure them back
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by gxt 4y ago
The Clergy
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by gxt 4y ago
No, think email in the 00s.
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by gxt 4y ago
We are losing some things with laïcité, the freedom _from_ religion. We are usually losing the shackles of dogmatism, which is a good thing. However we also are losing the places and teachers of morality - not to say the morals of catholism
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by gxt 4y ago
>the web matured into a real platform No. No. No. No. There's is much better ahead and it's not blockchain, or web3. It's not centralized mega corporations that abuse or leech off the fruits of civilization. It's a un
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by gxt 4y ago
What a load of crap. Ideas aren't better because they are expressed by xx or xy, ideas are better than others because they factually are. If some men think a woman has better ideas than theirs and start thinking all women are better th
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by gxt 4y ago
The format doesn't matter so much as how easily the information logged is consumable. Use whatever makes it easy for you to find information from your logs, and that depends wholly on your context, eg if you have a Siem, centralized lo
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by gxt 4y ago
It's marketing bs. Olap is a special case of oltp with a dedicated dimensional client. Data lakes are just cloud NFS at petabytes scale, data warehouses try to wrap everything (except olap) holistically together. There are layers upon
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by gxt 4y ago
... remote jobs ...
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by gxt 4y ago
Not drinking hot water is mainly about Legionnaires disease. To reduce exposure to lead from contaminated piping, you must wait until the sitting water is flushed out before using it for consumption, however this does nothing if the entire
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by gxt 4y ago
90% of all software engineering will be nullified soon. Exactly for the reason you mention.
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by gxt 4y ago
What's with everyone playing who-wants-to-be-a-gymnast by saying turn side ways, put a shoe on your head, do a backflip, move out of frame.? Encrypt/sign the feed, watermark the images with a QR code containing the sig, have an ap
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by gxt 4y ago
Don't know about the roc but in Quebec the order of doctors is infested with unethical personel like M. Barrette and M. Couillard who negotiated their own salaries and kept the traditional rejection of change on how doctors are trained
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by gxt 4y ago
Anybody working on an enterprise bundle and support package for wireguard? All "enterprise" vpn solutions I've had to touch in the past 10years are flaky at best.
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by gxt 4y ago
The triad will soon be a quad, if it isn't already. Who's going to stop a self tunneling nuclear tipped train that diggs X km below the surface? It will soon be a time critical arms race. Detonationing several megaton warheads dee
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by gxt 4y ago
> a simple interview problem I've been asking different versions of that question since I started interviewing and it is a surprisingly good filter. But with articles like this, now I need new questions..
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by gxt 4y ago
I don't think a dichotomy of options between respecting every fringe idea and civil war is all there is. The fabric of society has been weakened by leaving others behind, I agree and it is frustrating to me as well since it is the caus
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by gxt 4y ago
Dogmatism is incompatible with civilisation. > The west as a whole owes its way of life in some shape or form to religion You haven't gone far back enough in history to make that claim. Civilisation was destroyed by Christianity, an
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by gxt 4y ago
Correlation, not causation. My personal experience is that unreliable or unpredictable teams end up with mandatory estimates to ease the burden of managing them. Overperforming teams will organize themselves and management may choose not to

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