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by jdc0589 10y ago
blah blah blah. clickbait title, same old complaints about language syntax that doesn't agree with someone's personal preference, etc... Some people like braces, like me. It doesn't matter at the beginning/middle of a co
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by jdc0589 10y ago
a couple jobs ago, for some reason we used boo, in an otherwise 100% c# .net project, to manage our IoC/Dependency injection configuration layer. I still have no idea why.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
Slightly different comparison, but I remember some google project to do this for shipping updates a while ago. Must have been for android, but I can't remember.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
do you guys have a blog post or anything talking about why you settled on Azure? I've used both azure and aws a decent amount now, and GitLab falls outside the "right place for the right tool" mentality I've been operati
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by jdc0589 10y ago
unless you work in an industry that deals with fairly private and regulated data, but aren't a huge company with tons and tons of cash to burn. Then you are horrendously screwed. The hardened security infrastructure is still extremely
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by jdc0589 10y ago
agreed. I also feel like I got the shaft with the nexus 5x. it wasn't "top of the line expensive" but it was more than any other nexus phone I'd had, and until Android 7 came out I felt like it was a piece of crap; thank
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by jdc0589 10y ago
thats what I'm thinking, at least for now. from elsewhere: > Bare IaaS still has its place for now, and at that point the major factors are hardware, uptime/reliability, and cost. Lots of companies either can't utilize Saa
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by jdc0589 10y ago
Bare IaaS still has its place for now, and at that point the major factors are hardware, uptime/reliability, and cost. Lots of companies either can't utilize SaaS/PaaS offerings from most cloud providers (regulatory requireme
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by jdc0589 10y ago
all my brain sees in the domain name is "ascii enema"
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by jdc0589 10y ago
That is a classic connection pooling/lifecycle bug, and usually one that gets caught in the first few days of having multiple people utilizing a product/service, worst case. If someone's production site, thats been around for
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by jdc0589 10y ago
That phone was eons better than my 5x, and cheaper. Only got rid of it due to physical damage. I'm really not impressed with the Nexus 5x at all compared to every other Nexus phone Ive had (2 others), both from a price and general pe
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by jdc0589 10y ago
similar story, but when I was older. I got my first credit card when I was ~24. Coming from a 0 credit score (literally, no records), I had to do a $1,000 limit card, backed by a $1000 savings account I couldn't touch, with a $50/
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by jdc0589 10y ago
Ditto. My credit cards are set up to auto-pay in full every month (because apparently I'm too dumb to understand Chase's billing dates, I actually got a late fee one time when I was trying to pay everything off 100% manually every
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by jdc0589 10y ago
don't remind me how hard/impossible/expensive it is to find some parts now.... There's a reason I haven't finished re-vamping mine yet.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
its really nice when people like you offer to do this, its a really great sign of good faith. But, reality is that a lot of people don't want to have to rely on special treatment to get something done. The fact is that the lowest lev
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by jdc0589 10y ago
its cumbersome, and not remotely useful in this specific situation from OP anyway.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
I interviewed there a year or so ago. One of the guys in the 90000000 different in person interview sessions was extremely frank with me. He saw that I enjoyed working on open-source projects in my free time, and felt that there were some r
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by jdc0589 10y ago
weird... I don't have tinnitus, that I know of, but if I put earbuds in that provide a lot of sound dampening and clench my jaw muscles, it makes a pretty noticeable roaring sound, kind of sounds like the inside of an airplane.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
I traded in my MMORPG habit for real life crafting. I always loved building stuff, and its way more gratifying when you can actually see, , touch, and use something you made. I sell small leather goods (wallets, belts, etc...) as a hobby no
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by jdc0589 10y ago
Huh, I'm a little surprised that the try/catch de-optimization is still a thing. I watched a v8 optimizing compiler talk maybe ~4 years ago when this was discussed. Wasn't the workaround to do nothing in the try/catch bo
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by jdc0589 10y ago
someone play devils advocate and tell me reasons I might not want to use LetsEncrypt? (aside from potential issues from short-lived certs).
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by jdc0589 10y ago
hilariously, some companies with remote workers have "activity monitors" installed that tell coworkers you aren't doing anything if your mouse/keyboard goes inactive for a few minutes.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
My brain usually goes in to "prepare to shut-down" mode every day at about 3:30pm (having started work at ~9am). I tend to have slow mornings, and stay pretty busy/head-down for the last half of that time. The funny thing is,
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by jdc0589 10y ago
fio or bonnie++. I've used fio with PerfKitBenchmarker in the past for some cross cloud platform comparisons.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
ditto. Recent android phone. This worries me almost as much as the full access issue, cause I definitely signed it to my google account via the app yesterday.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
maybe you guys are using Plex for nothing but family vacation videos and publicly licensed content; but, no way in hell I would use 3rd party storage for my plex setup. On the otherhand, that's a kickass storage setup though.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
this is all accurate, but does not address the part about why its so important that it be anonymous.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
thats a huge part of why this is so attractive. omnisharp has already done this, at least specific to their stuff. granted, they are writing front-ends for each editor to integrate with a common language-server like described here, but its
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by jdc0589 10y ago
I was gonna say...if it's that critical, SURELY they've made him take on an apprentice.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
This is pretty standard stuff in automobile land. Unsprung weight (includes slightly more stuff than this, but same basics) is known to have a disproportionate effect relative to, say, the driver gaining a couple lbs. People don't tal

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