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lijok
3y ago
First time I'm hearing outside of insular forums that masks did nothing to combat covid spread. Very interested. Do you have any studies that you could point to regarding this?
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lijok
3y ago
Lucky lady in the main photo with a 2.5kg haul of meat That was worth a lot of vodka and cigarettes in the lines We used to stand in line from 6am until 12-4pm. Siblings would take turns on who got to go to school that day and who had to st
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lijok
3y ago
WARNING: Disturbing Here's a good wear your seatbelt advert https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKHY69AFstE
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lijok
3y ago
If you're not wearing a seatbelt and have a passenger in the car, you are highly likely to kill the passenger, especially if t boned.
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lijok
3y ago
My bad, I misread your comment
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lijok
3y ago
You are attributing something to malice that can be adequately explained by stupidity. Few people are out there actively misleading stakeholders about why they're important. If that was the case, businesses would be rushing to fix that
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lijok
3y ago
OP does not understand risk management or product delivery and is therefore labelling it as "bullshit". And yet, OP should feel blessed. Not because of the bullshit work, but because they are one of a lucky few who have managed to
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lijok
3y ago
I've not heard an argument before for why a user cannot be trusted with 2 keys
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lijok
3y ago
You always issue 2
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lijok
3y ago
Very good point, eloquently worded
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lijok
3y ago
I hope you regularly give talks. You would be an amazing speaker.
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lijok
3y ago
At a consulting gig I did, we were bootstrapping a brand new python engineering team for a new line of products. We chose the frameworks, set standards via decision records, wrote a template service that you would copy paste, and build on t
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lijok
3y ago
> Maybe it is easier to learn a framework within the ecosystem of a language you already know than to learn both a framework and a new language. I'm in this camp. For services that I'm building that are not heavily frontend rel
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lijok
3y ago
Hey, you know the most popular programming language in the world? They don't have a way to write web applications. If you fund us, we'll build a tool for that, tap into a huge TAM and make bank. Sounds like a pitch that would make
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lijok
3y ago
https://xkcd.com/2501
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lijok
3y ago
> chrome development I might be ignorant here, but what development? Wasn't Chrome a done product years ago? It seems to me that the powers that be just keep on stuffing more and more nonsense into it for the sole purpose of making
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lijok
3y ago
> How do you know this? Experience > Also, I downvoted your comment because 'virtue signalling' is non-sense phrase. Might want to let Oxford know, they'll have to do a reprint
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lijok
3y ago
Today is the day you learn about enterprise plans.
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lijok
3y ago
AWS has absolutely superb customer service. Cloudflare is also great, but their policies are shody
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lijok
3y ago
How can a log level be unknown?
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lijok
3y ago
Motivation is your motivation
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lijok
3y ago
What a strange article. I want to believe the author has good intentions but I can't help but feel they're virtue signalling. If one really wanted to understand what disabled people are dealing with, you should volunteer some time
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lijok
3y ago
I would argue it's actually an educational problem, not an incentive problem. Most people (made up stat) would struggle to name/describe any disabilities beyond immobility, blindness and maybe handful of others. Then add in the la
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lijok
3y ago
> it is your duty to make sure that no one feels demoralised or rejected because of the systems you build What a beautiful quip. What if I'm building driving theory testing software? That's a very on the nose example. What abou
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lijok
3y ago
The easier the job of the police is, the easier it becomes for them to create a police state. We can argue perfect imaginary world semantics all day long, but it doesn't change the fact that in the real world abuse is rampant and power
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lijok
3y ago
We could outlaw math. Or the police could start doing their job.
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lijok
3y ago
The API described is not subject to those kind of legal/regulatory requirements. The users of the API may be.
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lijok
3y ago
Certain types of messages have legal and regulatory requirements about their contents. Assuming no such messages traverse your API and truncating them silently is a recipe for disaster.
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lijok
3y ago
You would know, because in the alternative setup, it wouldn't fail silently
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lijok
3y ago
Imagine having the financial promotion disclosures truncated off, unbeknownst to you, and getting your operating license taken away by the FCA.
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