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by lucraft 4y ago
I was thinking about reading every book in my local library and how many celebrity autobiographies that would be
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by lucraft 4y ago
In my experience the Quest 2 was unusable out of the box due to not having enough space inside for glasses. It caused quite a bit of pain making it only possible to have it on for a few minutes at a time - this is different to the Quest 1 w
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by lucraft 4y ago
You don't use timers? We're 50% timers, 25% shopping lists, and another 95% the kids asking it to do animal noises.
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by lucraft 4y ago
Me too. DJGPP and Allegro. I love that this website hasn't changed a bit since then
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by lucraft 5y ago
Yep - but to clarify, the cookies must really be NECESSARY - i.e. your site or app would be unusable without the feature they implement. A cookie that saves, for instance, a preference may not be considered essential but a "Functional
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by lucraft 5y ago
This is related, and has a couple examples down the bottom https://medium.com/swlh/what-makes-godot-engine-great-for-ad...
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by lucraft 5y ago
I hope they explore the upsides of separating your memories like this. Because the downsides seem pretty obvious to me...
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by lucraft 5y ago
Maybe the title should be "An Algorithm for Passing Algorithm Programming Interviews". This wouldn't help you pass our Programming Interview in the slightest.
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by lucraft 5y ago
Terrific follow up, thanks. I agree with your final paragraph 100% And good luck with your evaluation!
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by lucraft 5y ago
I agree: a company asking developers to install security monitoring agents like this should also offer company laptops. Same with mobile phones, actually, for remote wipe profiles and location tracking and things. If they don't offer c
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by lucraft 5y ago
Grown-up companies doing SOC2 usually provide developers with hardware, and in that case the company is installing an agent from a vendor they have selected, onto their own computers. True, the grey area is slightly odd situations like this
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by lucraft 5y ago
SOC2 auditors require evidence for controls being followed - repeated evidence over a long period of time. What's evidence? I can't remember the exact details but imagine something like ... a screenshot of the security page of the
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by lucraft 5y ago
> I read their Privacy Policy. They are quite explicit about what they plan to do to you. OK, well, I've skimmed it and I can't see anything that suggests they are going to spy on our employees and sell the data to advertisers.
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by lucraft 5y ago
Do you think? I wasn't sure because although he doesn't have access to production systems a lot of controls are around access to the code, e.g. Github. But quite possibly you are right.
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by lucraft 5y ago
There's a load of nonsense in the comments here today. * Drata is a vendor that helps a company navigate your SOC2 compliance process, by organizing all the controls and helping you gather evidence that you have done so. For instance,
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by lucraft 5y ago
I don't think that's what 01100011 is saying though.. he's saying he'd love to see a movie that didn't adapt the material in any way, it just completely faithfully translated every line of dialogue and action to the
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by lucraft 5y ago
There's a part of the article at the bottom that defines a Hermit programmer more precisely: * they don’t plan how they're going to finish a task * they don’t document * they don’t test * they don’t refactor * they don
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by lucraft 5y ago
This website is nice, but here's something it could do with: a page describing what makes Grain different and amazing. It's got a tutorial that goes through basics like types and functions. It's got a blog with release notes.
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by lucraft 6y ago
I interviewed at a large UK gov Ministry for a technical architect role a couple of years ago and one of their interview questions was: "How would you architect new features on top of a legacy system implemented by an external agency t
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by lucraft 6y ago
In the UK, Morning Star is the name of the Communist newspaper (not throwing shade, it was founded by the Communist Party of Great Britain in 1930). So whenever I see a link to this site I wonder what I'm about to read.
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by lucraft 6y ago
I'm not sure why you are being downvoted. The legalistic interpretation is that there is no difference between Xbox and iOS except success – what laws or principles already exist to distinguish between them? Therefore your argument is
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by lucraft 6y ago
Oyster | Senior frontend, Full-stack, or Ruby | Remote, fully distributed | https://www.oysterhr.com Oyster is a platform that enables any company to hire any employee, anywhere in the world. We're well-funded at seed stage
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by lucraft 6y ago
I believe the VM lock is now per-ractor, so no longer global no. Then there are constraints on what can be shared between ractors to ensure safety.
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by lucraft 6y ago
I would LOVE to work on this code. Of course not for a boss who wants features yesterday - just to be left alone to refactor it slowly and make it beautiful. Like those people who will unravel tangles of thread into neat balls for free and
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by lucraft 6y ago
Here's a mental model I've discovered that has been useful for me: "Even if you have cleverly identified a second-order effect in the opposite direction, it doesn't mean it actually outweighs the magnitude of the first-o
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by lucraft 6y ago
Hang on, I thought Docker _was_ a tool for simplifying deployments into AWS.
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by lucraft 6y ago
That's interesting! So that would mean that as we've studied empires we've realized that they were never particularly about ruling countries directly as we thought (and so as the word originally meant), the important identify
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by lucraft 6y ago
> Empire is a spectrum or a continuum, not an either/or proposition, and it’s a little bit like the old saying about pornography: You know it when you see it. The United States is an empire, and nobody who works seriously on the sub
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by lucraft 6y ago
How does editing work given Twitter doesn't support editing tweets? Looking at the demo ( https://twitter.com/chirrapp/status/1282608419321643009 ) I think it removes the tweet you edited AND any later tweet in
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by lucraft 7y ago
The second example just seems to be a shopping mall without a roof.

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