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   by lugg 8y ago

   Overhead. Nginx/rest involves the ipstack.
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   by lugg 8y ago

   MySQL libraries are extensions. The mysqli library was likely a full rewrite in another extension. Extensions, at least that kind, at that time, didn't use/have namespaces. Keep in mind this is a legacy code base with a function c
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   by lugg 8y ago

   Interesting take on a no shit Sherlock situation. ^ doesn't down play the book in any way. Sometimes some things are so common place we gloss over them and it takes a book or someone famous to point things out even when they're st
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   by lugg 8y ago

   I was less talking about where the line was and more just confused by whether it was a paradox or not. I'm still not sure I get it but I think my understanding of a paradox was incorrect. https://www.quora.com/What-is-t
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   by lugg 8y ago

   It's likely a form of misrepresentation law. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Misrepresentation
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   by lugg 8y ago

   I kind of dislike that view. It's very narrow minded. It also depends on your definition of tolerance. Tolerance in my opinion is inherently something on a sliding scale. In other words, to be tolerant you must by definition find certa
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   by lugg 8y ago

   Dunno if you've used them but you might find this insight helpful if you're ever keen on them in the future, I find the sound quality argument hillarious. They barely block any outoutside noise, which is great for the commuter use
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   by lugg 8y ago

   Does it? When was the last time you took a selfie on your commute? The screen thing is likely still an issue for mainstream but for me I mostly listen to my content. Screentime only happens at lunch or at home. Maybe some people can't
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   by lugg 8y ago

   Discussion is cheap. If it is on topic, saying something stupid quickly and then rolling back the conversation is a far more efficient use of your time. You do need to pick your audience. Some people really struggle with this style of conve
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    by lugg 8y ago

    https://www.thedailymeal.com/eat/foods-you-didnt-know-contai... Doritos, Pringles, KFC, campbells soup among others. MSG fear is mostly about racism at this point. This video is pretty relevant and more recent with som
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    by lugg 8y ago

    Which would show join the test put forward. Agree with your point but the way you got there doesn't add up.
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    by lugg 8y ago

    Could the intense short lived headaches be caused by something other than glutamate? I consume a lot of msg and aren't bothered by it but I do get severe acute head pain when I eat McDonald's spicy buffalo sauce. Kind of freaked m
13. 343.▲
    by lugg 8y ago

    Bugs in code happen. You don't need write access to cause irreparable damage when the app you're working on has it.
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    by lugg 8y ago

    Pretty sure there are first year grads who have worked on S3 as their first project.
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    by lugg 8y ago

    That's like a developer or two.. Wth?
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    by lugg 8y ago

    Neither is the rouge but here we are.
17. 347.▲
    by lugg 8y ago

    Fair enough. And yes, the inefficiency of it all makes my eye twitch uncontrollably also.
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    by lugg 8y ago

    Didn't say you were white or call you out specifically either but thanks for proving my point. You might like to think you're not part of aninternet mob right now but the downvotes on my post say otherwise.
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    by lugg 8y ago

    I think people took your 2 to 10 thing far to literal. A remote first workplace gets the same flexibility you desire (pick your own hours) without any of the drawbacks or relationship problems (it's actually better than the current sit
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    by lugg 8y ago

    Aside from omg, buy your phone separate and month to month the contract. You should use chat widgets to get discounts. You can almost always get an extra 10-20% off from a lot of places via cs staff because that's what they're all
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    by lugg 8y ago

    Why?
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    by lugg 8y ago

    So much of this thread is just people working off the assumption a bonus is part of your comp. Its not. It's a bonus. If it's part of what you think of as your comp, you got shafted during negs when you got hired.
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    by lugg 8y ago

    Bitcoin goes to 19665 before crashing.
24. 354.▲
    by lugg 8y ago

    Feature flags + automated deploy on git push. If this freaks you out, write better tests.
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    by lugg 8y ago

    What do you think full time means? The people who seem to be high performers are the ones who quit almost everything else. So your answer is a simple, "quit". Quit all the things, quit family, quit friends, quit tv, quit YouTube,
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    by lugg 8y ago

    Reddit's r/dailyprogrammer [1] is pretty good. Daily challenge threads where people post solutions in all sorts of languages. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/dailyprogrammer/
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    by lugg 8y ago

    Isn't the reason for Open ES that ES is too closed?
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    by lugg 8y ago

    By definition anything that solves all your problems, so subjectively there are none. I'm sure there are examples of things that solve many problems, while not silver bullets that might be the closest approximation. Is that more to wha
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    by lugg 8y ago

    So an organisation full of automatons?
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    by lugg 8y ago

    Type 3 diabetes.