heurisko

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by heurisko 5y ago
Considering the number of open source developers who get burned out, I'm ok with the tone. Far better someone protects themselves while providing something of benefit, than someone getting dragged under by expectations of free work.
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> Don't get me wrong, compiling your own kernel, solving shared libraries compilation hell, messing up your init.d and starting over, leaving your Pentium 4 compile for several hours was a massive waste of my 20s. But, boy, did I en
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I was/am pro-energy transition. But it's obvious that it was too fast too soon. Capability should have been built up before decommissioning.
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I'm going to buy the Samsung A33 phone when it's released. I've had the Samsung A5 for several years, and the build quality has been good for the price, and it has retained its battery with daily use. The only issue is that i
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I much prefer the web now, than the web then. Mainly because now you can run your own VPS cheaply and install whatever exotic tech stack you want on it.
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> I’ve seen bored devops people starting to build their own ci/cd system I've seen this too. It added tons of overhead before it was rightly cancelled. > I’ve seen millions and millions of euros get wasted on things that do
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> tall white guys have way less edge over Zoom. Why do you leave out class analysis? This has far more relevance than arguably either height or race. White working class boys, at least in the UK, are the demographic least likely to go to
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> In Comments > Be kind. Don't be snarky. Have curious conversation; don't cross-examine. Please don't fulminate. Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community.
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I wonder if it is also plausible that these neurons are not showing as active for calculation purposes, but instead active as they are triggering the human emotion to loss aversion. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loss_av
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Aren't bonds sold at a fixed interest amount for x number of years? In that case, why would a higher interest rate affect the ability to pay historical debt?
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> Sex consists of multiple different traits which have a bimodal, not binary, distribution. Sex traits in most cases follow a binary distribution, unless you take something like phenotypical height. In the aggregrate, they also form &quo
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by heurisko 5y ago
No, what I said doesn't preclude corporations abusing privacy. They regularly try to do this, as with working from home monitoring, or insurance companies profiling individuals. Governments can also be governments in name only, see cor
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> What is the worst corporations are doing with our data? Better ads?! There is often no clear dividing line between government and corporations. You give one freedom to abuse privacy and it will be used by the other.
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> Especially with these European intentions I frankly believe this is more of a political war against US and US-based companies. (No, I'm not from US as well) No, Germany is a big leader in the EU. They are very sensitive to issues
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"AFAB" is an appropriation from literature describing DSDs, where sex was to some extent "assigned" in the case of ambiguity. Applying it to the population at large is absurd, but has become popular within some social ci
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> 3. Sex assigned at birth influence I'm not on-board with appropriating literature on DSDs, where sex was to some extent "assigned" in cases of ambiguity. It's an appropriation that serves a political viewpoint that
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> But do you think the government should step in and enforce such a limitation? No, it should be a social norm. I'm not suggesting teenagers shouldn't use the internet at all, but it should be in a family environment. e.g. what
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> I fail to see how that's substantively different/worse than the cat-calling, profanities and other verbal abuse that women and girls have unfortunately suffered throughout history; often out of sight, and hence less amenable
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> so a good client-side pool implementation should easily suffice. There are some architectures that tear-down all resources at the end of every requests, e.g. PHP, or lambda-like things, so you can't use a connection pool, because
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> They all degrade eventually. By following what the money wants from users , not what the users want. I wonder what would happen if Twitter said "OK, we are going to charge $5 dollars a year" to use it. Maybe it would not only
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As I understand it, adding fpm doesn't change the "shared nothing architecture" as each request is isolated from the other. There is no application server that can potentially store state between requests.
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PHP is performant compared to other similar scripting languages, and in any case, the database is usually the bottleneck. If you look at the "multiple queries" results of the web framework benchmarks, you'll notice that the f
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by heurisko 5y ago
I'm more of a fan of PHP/Symfony rather than PHP/Laravel. But you know what? I would expect I would like Ruby/Rails as well, as it follows the similar kind of philosophy, which is server-side rendered templates with Java
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> but I never really was able to wrap my head around all the folders Modern Symfony changed a lot about directory structures, and no longer recommends to use bundles. Most things now are autowired.
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> I'm having a real hard time believing that anything user-beneficial will come of this, unless you're willing to sell out your smarthome and privacy to big tech. At this level, the way data is handled is vendor agnostic. I see
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- Open plan offices and presenteeism culture "you're working if you're sitting in an office". - The industry disincentivises people to stay long at any one job, encouraging loss of institutional knowledge, and discouragi
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There have been a few high profile security papers come from Graz university of technology and they seem to want to invest in the city as a security hub. https://cybersecurity-campus.tugraz.at
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I find databases regarding cost of living to go quickly out of date. But looking at Graz, Austria, a 80,000, even if gross, euro salary would provide a very good standard of living. https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living&#x2F
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Do you have some figures, e.g. rent for one bedroom apartment, cost of an average meal in a restaurant, cost of a season travel pass? Because otherwise it's difficult to judge. I sometimes read other countries complain about their awfu
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> End your day without any self worth reward and struggle the next day due to the alcohol or paranoia of reliving the previous day. There are definitely ways to mitigate this way of thinking, one being understanding the "spot light

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