hnbroseph

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by hnbroseph 8y ago
> aggressive to anyone with unorthodox thoughts do you have some specific examples? (not a rails user, so if there are obvious things, i'm unware) a bit ot, but i've noticed an uptick in what seems like a reductive/straw-m
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
> I've never once acted on an Amazon recommendation i have!
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
never let the content get in the way of a good sneering, i guess.
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
re "airless", the moon does have some semblance of atmosphere, but i think it's neither constrained to the near side nor in general particularly notable.
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
> I sympathize, but I'm not sure what you expect the team to do. i mean, as a user this would suggest that the product is outright not fit for purpose. i would expect the team to include a clear and obvious warning on the homepage (
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
i believe the dmca has provisions for handling wrongful filing. you also would be committing a form of fraud.
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
thanks for the note about redis... sounds like i should avoid any features that have been locked down (and consider alternatives).
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
does this mean mongo is a liability insofar that there is a lock-in aspect?
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
on the github releases page, 1.0 mentions licensing changes of some sort. it also has pre-1.0 stuff as well.
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
do you have any particular thoughts on that?
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
perhaps they don't agree with your thesis.
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
i'm not sure why it's difficult for you. perhaps you are doing a good job demonstrating how privilege impacts thought. big scary retaliation can only really gain purchase against those who really perceive other options for themse
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
perhaps, perhaps not. in the abstract there's no way to valuate it. it depends on what it means to be an Order and what it means to be a DeliveredOrder, what assumptions are made by code that receives an Order, etc.
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
they said "an order cannot ever have DeliveryDetails" so, if in a nominative subtyping situation like you suggest, a DeliveredOrder is-a Order, and so we can see that some subset of Orders CAN have DeliveryDetails. any method rec
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
being "asian" doesn't mean you cannot think as a "neonazi" does. every ethnic group has examples of similar worldviews.
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
what makes ECS 'vanilla'? i thought it was just a bespoke competitor to K8s.
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
and whence cometh the dice, good sir?
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
interesting. i avoid most laptops because they DONT have number pads :)
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
and then there's the "consulting" firms that will charge you the premium 5000 then turn around and outsource for 250.
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
i really wish the "considered harmful" meme/trope/whatever would take a nap.
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
when i was checking things out a while back, it felt like every interesting library required nightly. it was a significant turnoff. :\
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
what do you mean by "best"?
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
> fair assumption does this have any relevance? a variety of things could be a "fair assumption", but it's not like you must make some assumptions. > you're offended this seems reductive if not an outright straw
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
"perfect is the enemy of good"
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
i really wish they would say "the .net standard" rather than just ".net standard". missing that prefixed article is confusing for someone not in the ecosystem (or me at least). even better would be "specification&q
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
so you're saying "that's just, like, your opinion"
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
>Ain't it great to have plenty of water to drink? Not if it leads to water intoxication.
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
the rant doesn't establish how the presence of an art style results in the "infantilization" of users.
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
two wrongs don't make a right, or so the saying goes
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by hnbroseph 8y ago
> this company never gained anything from developing and pushing .NET eh? the whole reason they make tools is to lure developers.

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