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by libria 6y ago
Thanks for the link, it's always good to know about similar alternatives.
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by libria 6y ago
It signals that a person did not want to be politically active at their workplace enough to lose/quit their job. I think that says nothing of a persons political views and is just self-preservation or even indifference. Hiring would
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by libria 6y ago
Even for non-tech corporations, only those with the grayest of hair would consider IBM branding a safer bet than AWS/Azure.
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by libria 6y ago
Amplify is also PaaS-ish. https://aws.amazon.com/amplify/
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by libria 6y ago
But why? What if one {football player|kid-with-rich-parents} can subsidize 10 other need-based students who otherwise would not have been offered a premier education? In terms of reputation, imposters tend to fade into obscurity in time w
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by libria 6y ago
Why not? Anonymously demanding moral action from others makes me righteous and costs me nothing. =)
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by libria 6y ago
Another place throws are inconvenient is chaining/streams. Pseudocode: var goodStuff = listOfStuff.map(x => transform(x)) .filter(t => typeof(t.result) != Error) .map(y => handleGoodData(y)) If `transf
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by libria 6y ago
> “It must be ingrained in human nature to pile rocks on top of each other. There was no other way it could have got there other then a human stacking it on top.” We gotta stop blaming Instagram for things that have been human nature for
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by libria 6y ago
Can I just use a different font for the disparaging parts? e.g. "Goldman Sachs has consistently demonstrated they are a bottom-feeding, tone-deaf, greed-driven organization of the highest order."
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by libria 6y ago
It's tunable. Pick a line length you all agree on and when it reformats after that, that's what you asked for. If the rule never works for you, turn that one off. If the rule is what you want 99% of the time but it made this one
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by libria 6y ago
I feel like this is a team preference problem and not a formatter problem. The formatter will only do what you tell it, spaces or tabs. Looking at this another way, formatters are designed to "frustrate" devs into working only 1
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by libria 6y ago
I was impressed at first, but then I saw the David Letterman bit. An olympic medal is far more believable than a talk show host interested in a computer scientist.
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by libria 6y ago
> BurgerKing (C++), Subway (D), KFC, ... PHP must be Taco Bell. It solves a lot of problems quickly, but you'll pay for it later.
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by libria 6y ago
At this point I'd like to summon to go-generics defense all the PHP and Javascript developers who assert unwaveringly "Bad language design doesn't cause bad code; bad programmers cause bad code."
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by libria 6y ago
This is such an "ok boomer" thread, but what can we take away from it? What lesson can we take from this to repeat the success with today's tech? IMO the key was drivers: > While the press criticized some of Windows 2000’s
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by libria 6y ago
(Slightly in jest) I was annoyed that minecraft.com doesn't link to the game. It's some random company... that is actually in the craft of real world mining. I'm surprised Nissan was not able to settle w/ mom and pop.
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by libria 6y ago
By "racist background" they mean "racist association". Perhaps it didn't start that way but due to history it can easily be twisted to be seen as offensive. I can't tattoo a swastika on my arm, despite its orig
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by libria 6y ago
AWS is building its first Rust SDK. https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/1124901/senior-software-deve...
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by libria 6y ago
That comparison kinda worries me. Occupy had some hygiene issues and did not have a coronavirus to worry about.
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by libria 6y ago
Any wheeled tools at least? I may not have a horse to drag a refrigerator to my new apartment, but I'd rather use a hand truck than bear it manually.
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by libria 6y ago
I suppose it's hard to sell tools to people whose job it is to build tools, e.g. John Resig could never have sold jQuery because someone would have just written a feature compatible version for free. (edit, well the source is visible s
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by libria 6y ago
What's the concern for? A lot of great jobs still have penny-pinching managers. I've worked somewhere notoriously Frugal that was good and paid well but had no problem denying requests like this.
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by libria 6y ago
He did it right by their standards, though. Apparently even affixed it well enough to not introduce liabilities (sign shearing off in high wind and slicing into a windshield). If you don't satisfy codes, the city will undo your work [
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by libria 6y ago
What's the significance of this?
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by libria 6y ago
Weird. My mind automatically pictures this in the Drake and Distracted Boyfriend memes, which is the reverse purpose of what memes were designed for. Repetition is powerful.
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by libria 6y ago
Like other words whose scope has expanded meaning (e.g., serverless, drone), airgap can simply mean segregated network and not just completely unplugged. AWS uses it this way: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/publicsector&#
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by libria 6y ago
I find the terms "less and more" applied to ethical confusing. Telling a company to harm people a little instead of a lot is enabling. My use of ethical here is strongly tied to obligation. e.g., it is kind to give money to a per
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by libria 6y ago
Is shorter or zero severance unethical? We all enter into this employment contract knowing it could end abruptly from either party. If money is tight, they could afford longer severances for all if they cut 4000 instead. Does that not se
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US spending “Trillions” fighting coronavirus?
4 points by libria 6y ago|8 comments
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by libria 6y ago
> nothing to encourage Absolutely there is. You and I both agree we should encourage them to learn properly, experiment responsibly and proceed with safety in mind. > There is no invention I regret that you ever saw the word "in

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