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heywherelogingo
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
But with none of the elegance of Erlang/Beam.
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
"believe me" - he could well have been a baby himself.
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4y ago
Ten years? If you can stick it out in that environment for that long then you have the backbone to handle all sorts of things - move on! When I'm in a horrid environment I dig deep to last just two years. I ran from my last place af
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
Or limit sites to one cookie?
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
I can't say I've encountered a reason for it not to be used in production.
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
Yet. It's not slippery slope, it's looking ahead. Is the ice on the lake cracked? No. Therefore there is no chance of it cracking? Setup, then execute, not necessarily immediately.
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
This doesn't sound very forward thinking to me. What might not currently be abused is, however, now in place to be abused in future.
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
One click...
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
It was removed - read much?
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
Eventual consistency.
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
The ones from 2003 worked - this is mostly blank and does nothing.
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
Vegan diet concerns? "Pick up my soap".
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
Why not just post a review?
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
Targets based on superficial characteristics for sub-optimal outcomes. Intelligence services.
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
Your logic is astoundingly poor. Have another think about that.
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
Your logic is astoundingly poor. Have another think about that.
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
Opinions and stalking aren't the same thing.
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
Or maybe he just thinks you can use your block button instead of censoring someone other people like.
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
No, I don't.
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4y ago
"This is a straightforward case for reparations" - and there you have it. This whole idea of reparations for things done by previous generations is absurd. Where do you draw the line - 1900? 1800? 1700? Ridiculous. It's
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4y ago
It doesn't help that "global warming" gets renamed to "climate change". I see that NASA hasn't moved sea-level facilities, and private space companies are actively building at sea level. Then you have eg the
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4y ago
I see they've recently removed the dismiss button on homepage recommendations. So I've turned off the recommendations. On the plus side, as I started closing tabs with determination, I counted over 9000 across two windows. Not b
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4y ago
"Why pay the ops burden of Cockroach" - sounds like you haven't used it. Considerably easier than postgres.
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heywherelogingo
4y ago
Is this Economist promo week?
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4y ago
Climate of mass destruction.
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4y ago
And no other country did this? And yesterday people were arguing about the quality of The Economist?
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4y ago
You don't need sperm if you can't afford housing.
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4y ago
Obvious who's going to defend The Economist: https://www.allsides.com/media-bias/ratings
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4y ago
It's not you, it's everyone else?
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4y ago
Covid demonstrated that all mainstream media in the UK are controlled by the government. I ditched both my Economist and FT subscriptions in favour of independent journalists. I would have ditched the Economist anyway, it's become de
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