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by ldng 7y ago
Well different mind work differently. Some are more receptive to visuals. I don't understand why some people refuse to acknowledge that.
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by ldng 7y ago
I'm not so sure aout those statistics ... Are they published ? The trouble is the whole industry is copying those practices. In other industries/sectors, when you have 15/20 years of experienced, are you grilled, tested and p
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by ldng 7y ago
I have to say that at first read, my first though has been : do African sorcerers can now publish ads on HN to sell their magical powers ? Not to be rude or mean to Coach Darek that I can only guess genuinely wants to help people. But, to m
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by ldng 7y ago
Well, it is just displacing the problem. It does not solve anything, just hide it. Beside, wasn't the red light district precisely that, a zoning ?
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by ldng 7y ago
So basically, maybe it's better than make it illegal, as long as it's Not In My Back Yard ?
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by ldng 7y ago
Out of curiosity, how many times did you get raised in 5ish years ?
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by ldng 7y ago
Then you are a bad CEO not understanding your target audience
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by ldng 7y ago
I don't deny it is useful. I just do not conflate it with proper Documentation.
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by ldng 7y ago
That is not really docmentation. That's Github Geek Marketing. And sadly nowadays most thing published on Github stop there.
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by ldng 7y ago
I think you're overreading it. Wanting to remove python2 dependancy now with the next Debian release as target (probably 2 year from now) seem reasonable to me. The aggressivity you perceive is to me just being firm. Refuse and push ba
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by ldng 7y ago
It is not necessary. You probably achieve similar results with ansible+selinux+vpn I suppose. But it has its uses. For instance, putting all your services in a private network and only expose port 80 and 443. Images gives your reproducibili
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by ldng 7y ago
And when would you want to do that ? Really curious as I fail to see a usecase where the same goal could not be achieve otherwise. But there must be some otherwise the API would not have been introduced i guess.
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by ldng 7y ago
There is no unwilling. "It's the job" is no excuse.
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by ldng 7y ago
If you really want to know, it's not hidden : https://www.gnome.org/foundation/reports/ Donations are not necessarily consistent over years. You'll also have expanses.
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by ldng 7y ago
Except it fails at step 1. If you have to breakdown a “Ajax photo editor” into 16 hour max chunks, as stated, you need a detailed design. And that takes times in itself. The problem is, often times, the manager want the estimate before yo
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by ldng 7y ago
I agree, if the Ferengui most of the time were semic-comedic, I think that when they were not the starkness of it helped highlight the point and some episode do play on that subtly.
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by ldng 7y ago
Under French law, probably. Not A French Lawyer.
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by ldng 7y ago
Yet it is implicitly directed at Systemd that have not hesitate in the past to break userspace. More than once.
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by ldng 7y ago
Bing probably has benefited from more people using Duckduckgo.
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by ldng 7y ago
Yes that trend is worrisome. But when confronted about it those site will respond but "the user asked for it !", "We protect our clients from scams". And I totally agree, it is really annoying.
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by ldng 7y ago
Who or what define "Wrongthink" ?
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by ldng 7y ago
Yeah. Fast compare to what ? Blas ? On which platform ? The Readme is a bit short for something that pretend to be "significantly faster than most mathematics libraries out there"
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by ldng 7y ago
Could you elaborate on the datastructures you end up using? Looks interesting.
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by ldng 7y ago
Well, it's not really a choice if for security I must give up on jurisdiction ? I don't doubt the intentions of Mozilla. But, I expect Mozilla to set the bar much higher. > But the default protects more people than it harms. So
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by ldng 7y ago
And down the toilet goes the (distributing and caching) Inter-Net. Long live to the new Cloud-Net. Cloudfare and Google are achieving what Compuserve and AOL could not. Exaggerating slightly ... but not that much really. And all in the good
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by ldng 7y ago
I don't know ASGI. Could you argument please ? Your comment is not useful to me as is.
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by ldng 7y ago
For me, until now, this kind of target has only lead to funny anecdotes. Like telling a friend on Whatsapp I just bought new shirt only to receive shirt ads for weeks. Well, too late. Another one is receiving cat food ads because I send a p
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by ldng 7y ago
PostgreSQL do have a variable unlimited length datatype : text. AFAIK, Varchar is internally a subtype that bound the text type. So in extreme situations you might even get a very slight performance advantage using text instead of varchar.
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by ldng 7y ago
Some one is administering the system. Whatever its title. The grip I hear from those who _do_ (and I agree with them) administer SystemD servers (note I did not say desktop here) is that when it fails, it is often very hard to debug because
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by ldng 7y ago
Yeah so good that alternative are in the work ? See https://github.com/PipeWire/pipewire/wiki Pulseaudio is in the same park as SystemD today. It works as long as you don't demand too much of it and don'

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