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1y ago
CEO's and VP's and customers appreciate this type of work, but YMMV. Speaking from experience, you'll be surrounded by more enemies in your day-to-day when the side effect of your customer obsession negatively impacts the KPI
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1y ago
product, not project :-)
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1y ago
to play devils advocate... why were users able to log in as root?
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1y ago
does this mean they can create a kosher pig? huge business opportunity there.
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1y ago
id argue that amazon is the middle ground; temu has lower quality
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1y ago
...isn't that basically Costco.com? the trade-off is that you can't sell a million different things if you want to ensure quality among all the things you sell
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1y ago
what about "make one car skinnier than normal so that folks can open windows on it without risking their necks"?
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1y ago
its silly. itd be like introducing first year programming students to advanced maps/filters/anonymous function syntax, instead of the easier to understand for loops and if/else statements. math's "no true scottsma
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1y ago
read between the lines; this is the Kohberger case. > the Court will not order any evidence suppressed. this keeps him from getting off scott free
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1y ago
exactly, a proxy has tools but no content.
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1y ago
"server" implies that the content being served has the same owner/same scope of control and trust. the sysadmin of an ftp server is the one owning the disk that the ftp server uses; github.com controls the repos that are ava
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1y ago
> The fact that you need to write a client for your client is... correct me if im wrong, but isnt that a proxy? why is everyone calling it a server
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2y ago
as someone who had to upgrade a stack from php 5.3 to 7.1 back in 2019... do you know what version of php they were running?
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2y ago
heh. you also have to deal with mail theft when you have your own hardware. having a project delayed for 6 months because theives stole a shipment of solid state drives is something i don't want to go through again, lol
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2y ago
the -> cloud -> datacenter -> cloud -> datacenter move will by cyclical every few years. companies that were in the cloud in 2018, did not have to pay the high costs of fixing hardware that was vulnerable to spectre/meltdow
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2y ago
i give to thee the small sample size song: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dw9qqvm-LT8
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2y ago
> Meaning there was exactly zero value in the program. if your customers die, they stop being customers. definitely some long term value there, but youre right, the psychological damage to the drivers could offset those gains.
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2y ago
its astroturfing by for profit companies. after the election, they realized: a) that folks were filtering out the astroturfed subreddits in /r/all, and b) that r/all's filter list has a hard limit of 100 subreddits. so,
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2y ago
> After this last election, I think political groups realized local subreddits were underutilized and have regrouped accordingly. its not that. they realized: a) that folks were filtering out the astroturfed subreddits in /r/al
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2y ago
didnt neil young pull his stuff from spotify in protest?
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2y ago
Exactly - theyre all non-conformists, and you can be a non-conformist and join them in their commune if you act just like them in every way.
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2y ago
i mean why terrified about AWS's Lambda?
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2y ago
whys that?
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2y ago
> the audible music begins... right, so it begins when the music starts playing?
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2y ago
bingo. i have nothing to add, just chiming in to let you know theres others out there who are at the point of not reading about it any longer. if the people who are in a position to do something about it arent doing anything about it, the
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2y ago
> the justification is contemptible and holds no water id like to see you spell out what you think the justification is. just for clarity's sake.
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2y ago
GDPR is a double edged sword
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2y ago
Did people say the same thing about radar technology 80 years ago, though? a new tech that filters through data to infer a possible combatant location... seems like the same abstraction, to be honest.
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2y ago
aahhh Seether... loved their song "Remedy", it was on the radio a lot when I was in high school. Saw them live in Portland in 2006, great show.
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2y ago
adding to this... Avatar is often thought of as unique, but it's a blatant copy paste of Timothy Zahn's "Manta's Gift" https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/216441.Manta_s_Gift
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