johndubchak

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by johndubchak 7y ago
Likely because these types of anecdotal accounts get no press coverage.
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by johndubchak 7y ago
Not to challenge your assertion but I really am interested in any additional info you can point me to on this. Thanks.
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by johndubchak 7y ago
Completely agree.
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by johndubchak 7y ago
Living in the Bay Area and knowing how far workers have to commute for that job - because they’ve been priced out of the area - is something I’m willing to pay to the extent that money is going to the workers.
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by johndubchak 7y ago
Wendy’s, Carl Jrs, Burger King, local places that sell quality burgers. Remember people only choose McDonalds because of the consistent quality, for whatever definition of “quality” you want to ascribe to them, and low cost.
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by johndubchak 7y ago
The other point, that the article fails to mention, is that oftentimes these providers have local monopolistic markets where the opportunity for consumers to choose a competitive provider are nonexistent. That allows them to increase fees 6
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by johndubchak 7y ago
MSFT did get their tooling right. That's what developers liked early on and became somewhat dependent on was their tools.
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by johndubchak 7y ago
You think relying on Debian as proof there isn't lies outside the bounds of conjecture? "Pot, I'd like to introduce you to kettle."
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by johndubchak 7y ago
What a great article!
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by johndubchak 7y ago
I love the idea...when is the Linux beta?
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by johndubchak 7y ago
I'm not certain why this viewpoint, a completely valid one, was down-voted. This is simply the other side of the argument.
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by johndubchak 7y ago
You assume they put an opt-out link on the button and not have it buried in either the Terms of Service, a customer request or an entirely separate EULA.
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by johndubchak 7y ago
Regardless of latency, I’m signing up. Anything’s better than Comcast!
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by johndubchak 8y ago
To me, Python's rise in growth centers more around its appeal to the Data Science community and the ease of non-programmer types to pick it up and use it effectively with a much smaller investment of training time. Ruby, although much
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by johndubchak 8y ago
Are you suggesting they’d voluntarily delete your data? Opt out, to me, just means that they’ll share your data if issued a subpoena. However, I don’t know if you could get a subpoena to search the entire DNA database of a company.
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by johndubchak 8y ago
Disclaimer: I have no Golang programming experience. I am curious with this approach though...you're nesting behavior and/or logic, doesn't this further obscure the meaning of the code and contribute more to the need to jum
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by johndubchak 8y ago
"Value-semantics is the way to optimal performance!", said no one, ever.
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by johndubchak 8y ago
Having children really changes you as an individual, especially as you start your family. Your priorities become different and I think both of you are correct in mentioning the motivation for providing and creating a safe environment for th
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by johndubchak 8y ago
Enjoy your son, he will grow so fast. Spend moments you have with him totally focused on him, not on how to teach him to be productive, at least not in his early years. Teach him to explore, be curious and to love life. Productivity will co
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by johndubchak 8y ago
Completely agree about the inspiration part. I can imagine the laughter between the two brothers as they watched early staged prototypes fail and water spewed out...very cool.
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by johndubchak 8y ago
I was under that impression as well, that "Microservice" was now becoming too much boilerplate overhead, inconsistently defined within our industry, and easily misunderstood by those that implement them. Serverless architectures d
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by johndubchak 8y ago
Just program.
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by johndubchak 8y ago
Hang in there, friend. Heal that ankle properly and start at it again slowly. Add some resistance training, like dumbell weights. I have struggled with depression for almost 30 yrs now and still haven't found a "groove". You
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by johndubchak 8y ago
+1. Totally spot on.
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by johndubchak 8y ago
I doubt breaking them up is targeted to solve this problem at all. I believe the only problem breaking these companies up allows is the emergence of competition and innovation. As it stands today, it seems that any new technology company
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by johndubchak 8y ago
That's the central argument right there. We just need people to refuse to use air travel based on this if it comes to pass - I know I will.
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by johndubchak 8y ago
Do you ever follow-up in an isolated, safe, environment to determine if the file still exists? Curious to see if there is any correlation to the "admins" and the hackers themselves.
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by johndubchak 8y ago
Then I would highly recommend Peter's book: https://www.amazon.com/Discovering-Modern-Scientists-Program...
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by johndubchak 8y ago
I agree with this, but I would offer that #3 is more an integration of #1 and #2 rather than a "learn", as your last sentence points out with "once you have done 1) and 2)". So I believe you should more strongly recommen
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by johndubchak 8y ago
+1, couldn't agree more. I wish more nations/Governments would think like this, but too many are motivated by more wealth and power. At some point, you would think, the animal would satiate itself. It appears that is not the case.

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