johnnyfaehell

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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
Sadly, we live in a world where our expecations are a bit screwed. We're used to so many things being free, ranging from music streaming to programming libraries to nearly every service. We've become acustom to the world where so
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
What are the main differences. I just found it to be pretty much similar and what I find really confusing is my current and last company both had both of them one for business and one for devs. Both doing the basic kanban board and nothing
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
Those users would always be there. If there was another App Store instead they would be there. If there were app stores competing there would be users with dollars to spend on both. The App Store doesn't provide users because it does s
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
I think the post hit the nail on the head with the question paraphrasing „Why do companies buy project management software that only project managers love But engineers hate?“ The answer is project managers manage projects so need project m
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
What? I think macs being more consistent is in your head. It suffers the exact same issue as Windows and Linux. The issue can't be solved since app developers choose which the shortcuts and not os developers.
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
But if you've worked at Intel those should be part of your job for a majority of people and when they leave that knowledge goes to.
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
Say we use the Microsoft Windows code that got leaked, was anyone black listed for that? Also, I would assume other processor companies hire people from other processor companies and everyone all wants the best, most of the basic knowledge
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
Wouldn't the publishing part just be standard copyright infrignement and just a civil matter?
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
It wasn't hacked... But these files came into the hands of an unauthorised user... That seems a lot think something of theirs got hacked...
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
I guess it's a case of "If you've got to ask, you can't afford it"
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
More info on this https://techcrunch.com/2020/07/15/twitter-hacker-admin-scam/
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
As long as they don't rename branches silently, I don't really care what something is called.
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
> The person who killed Floyd does not represent the entire police department, just like the people who are looting do not represent all of the protesters. Focusing it on one single act tries to negate the point. It's not just a si
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
Thanks for the link. > Oakland police, who are assisting the FBI in the investigation, tweeted a statement Friday night saying the shooting appeared to be unrelated to the protest over the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. S
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
> The people that drove up and shot dead a security guard have killed. What security guard. I googled this since I haven't heard anything about it and it seems that it happened in Flint on the 6th of May before the protests and was
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
> Getting angry could cause more innocent people to get killed. Some are working towards a better future in these protests. Others are just getting inflamed and doing things they might regret. Well, isn't this the entire point. The
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
> Just a heads-up: before you get angry, bear in mind the situation is evolving and that the context and the timing information are very relevant. "Before you get angry about police brutality, remember context is important!" Ar
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
Why with HHVM? PHP7 is pretty fast, I believe the fasted non-compiled language there is.
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by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
I suspect there will still be more developer jobs than developers. While it would be harder it shouldn't be impossible.
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by johnnyfaehell 7y ago
I thought the point of Lambda wasn't for not so often used APIs but for APIs where you need instant autoscaling where you may need 100 servers in 2 minutes and only need them for 20 minutes.
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by johnnyfaehell 7y ago
Germany is very privacy positive. Majority of the weird internet laws generally come around because of the countries privacy laws. That is why it's got a big privacy activist scene. And that case seems basic Copyright, where in Germany
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by johnnyfaehell 7y ago
No, they're complaining about the abrasiveness of the terms of service.
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by johnnyfaehell 7y ago
> Is there any indication that they solicited business in Germany? My understanding is making the website available to a country can be soliciting business. > And how, in practice, could they enforce that if this canadian entity has n
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by johnnyfaehell 7y ago
The article says they come from low incomes. Most likely these people don't like being too poor to be able to use the internet.
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by johnnyfaehell 7y ago
From my experience that kinda makes it worse because constantly people will say "X has this now this add that" and it's normally a case of "Well that's a ton of work to do because we did Y".
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by johnnyfaehell 7y ago
This is a bit of a scatterbrained post I think but there are some valid points in there (sometimes repeatedly) > Second, he seems to be a co-founder of Precision Nutrition, which suffers from a lot of the same problems as Examine.com. Se
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by johnnyfaehell 7y ago
>3. Reviews by "professionals" that I can't easily verify. "Mike Hart, MD" is an example. Who is he? How do I know he's a real person? If he is a real person and a real doctor, how do I know he actually reco
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by johnnyfaehell 7y ago
> That's not true at all. The number of building permits granted has actually dropped Ok. But the real statistic to disprove the statement is the percentage of building permits granted based on building permit applications. Has that
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by johnnyfaehell 7y ago
To be fair, this isn't their first or only response. They're building housing as fast as possible. Within a 5 minute walk from my apartment in the last year there has been 5 brand new housing towers built. They've also introd
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by johnnyfaehell 7y ago
This is a sad commentary on software development as a profession, as well as society as well. A watershed moment is when private individuals might be able to get paid for the extremely valuable work that they do that allows thousands of com

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