ikiris

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by ikiris 3y ago
The leap you took from following your director's expectations to sunset a product to sabotaging your company is pretty epic.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Where do you think fiduciary duty exists as a random software dev?
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by ikiris 3y ago
almost all the cost of doordash is overhead, they still aren't paying anyone that actually delivers food a decent portion of their take.
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by ikiris 3y ago
> and the people standing up the proxy didn't know at the time how ACME worked yikes
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by ikiris 3y ago
for those wondering wtf this is, it sounds like something got used as a relay to do some account takeovers at FB.
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by ikiris 3y ago
If you actually code in go there, they expect you to handle it yourself though by not orphaning goroutines. Err groups or similar will take care of this. Basically it's people writing bad code because they can. There's already opt
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by ikiris 3y ago
if your controller has such loose timing that you can't match a 10ms window reliably, you're doing something very wrong. '
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by ikiris 3y ago
Yeah I accidentally said string when I absolutely meant to say line there.
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by ikiris 3y ago
this is mostly due to the different types of regex and less about it being platform dependent. $ was end of string in pcre which is the "old" perl compatible regex. python has its own which has quirks as mentioned, re2 is another
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by ikiris 3y ago
possibly more 0s
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by ikiris 3y ago
this is a very fair point. I forgot they could make an entire academy around new certs.
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by ikiris 3y ago
I'm not sure even Cisco is up to the challenge of making Splunk more expensive
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by ikiris 3y ago
Everything in biology is interconnected random chance use of the same blocks that worked over a long enough time.
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by ikiris 3y ago
I know ISDN was used for this kind of thing for a good while.
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by ikiris 3y ago
That is some electric age magic and is really neat.
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by ikiris 3y ago
I for one would appreciate a tailscale that actually does proper networking instead of their weird static routes but not thing.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Bold strategy posting about hyperinflation while crypto has more volatility than Marjorie Taylor Greene
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by ikiris 3y ago
They can shoulder the power grid for it then. Still a win.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Because a large percentage of them have a fundamental belief that any taxation is theft.
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by ikiris 3y ago
I suggest you go read how transformers work before you argue with people about how they do.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Because they disagreed and thus everyone else is wrong, apparently.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Its not about current flowing through the wire, its the fact its an AC line so it has a shifting magnetic field. You can easily extract power from any moving mag field.
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by ikiris 3y ago
This sounds awful in practice having to memorize different functions for the same thing based on mutability of the thing.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Has bitcoin done either of these laughable things within any plausibility?
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by ikiris 3y ago
Nothing would ruin reddit faster than being a google "bet"
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by ikiris 3y ago
You're missing the point of because of packet reordering, any order can and should be valid.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Yeah, when programmers think they understand networking, is like the long rants about their understanding of timezones, and names, and email addresses. Any order is a valid case that someone got as their "correct" order.
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by ikiris 3y ago
No it isn't. That fault lies with nat and idiots who only open http on their firewalls.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Fixing the "problem" of people not moving out when the area prices go up is exactly the problem itself. The issue is availability of property flat out. As long as there's no incentive to make affordable property available, ev
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by ikiris 3y ago
All of this sounds well and good until you see the natural conclusion of those policies to keep old people from having to pay for their dragon hoarde. It turns your city into the Bay area where no one can afford to live there except the la

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