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by lugg 8y ago
The higher you go the more compromises you have to make. That said, nobody is talking about disruption, just wisdom. It just so happens, sometimes that wisdom will tell you that shipping shit out the door in the name of delivery focus is go
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by lugg 8y ago
Docker swarm is really nice. I wish it had more traction. I fear it's going to be dropped and leave me holding a bag full of bugs.
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by lugg 8y ago
I'm surprised that is the one people mention, I remember seeing coke in every other episode. They got pretty sneaky about it eventually.
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by lugg 8y ago
If I go from playing 1 hour of fortnite a week and 19 hours of Netflix to 19 hours of fortnite and one hour of Netflix you better believe I'm cancelling my Netflix sub. Between 1 and 19 is a flipping point for a significant enough of u
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by lugg 8y ago
This sounds like a docker network problem more than an issue with dbeaver. Try binding MySQL to 0.0.0.0 (all interfaces) instead of 127.0.0.1 (loopback). That said, 127.0.0.1 should be fine provided you connect through the service name or t
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by lugg 8y ago
Curious, do you have examples of this working well? It sounds like SOAP, which in my experience ends badly. Yes because, well, SOAP, but also because sharing your schema means you're stuck with it along with any internal assumptions ab
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by lugg 8y ago
Nobody said you couldn't share, communicate or transfer ownership of your data to another service. I'd say you're being a pedant but you're not even technically correct.
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by lugg 8y ago
ala tell, don't ask. https://martinfowler.com/bliki/TellDontAsk.html I'd also like to point out that with all design decisions there are trade offs. Bezos made these trade offs specifically with Amazon's
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by lugg 8y ago
How is that utterly useless? It's pretty clear the intention is to prevent a) people being prevented from leaving enmasse and b) revoking their passport. This is basic stuff and doesn't work in a vacuum you can safely assume we li
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by lugg 8y ago
> What rights people have and how those should be applied to real-life situations is a massive ongoing question. That's a feature. We don't have a single entity that can prescribe and dictate specific rulings in specific scenar
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by lugg 8y ago
Not super clear from above posters. This sort of explains things better now: https://github.com/pricing#compare Essentially you lose: Protected branches, CODEOWNERS, insights, wikis and pages.
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by lugg 8y ago
No apologies needed. It was a fair assumption and I do agree with your points, although I think I've come to move more in the other direction the last few years. Those perfect one line fixes are great but they approach their limits and
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by lugg 8y ago
This is effectively "it." But I do like to branch off the more useful refactors into their own commits.
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by lugg 8y ago
You're talking about rewrites. I'm talking about cleaning up messes left by lazy people long ago, so long ago that most of the juniors are scared to clean it up despite it being impossible to understand without a days reading. You
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by lugg 8y ago
I frequently find myself drastically refactoring code to understand it. I don't commit those changes because it's not worth the effort to justify the cleanup to people who treat these rules as gospel. Apparently me spending half a
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by lugg 8y ago
The only reason one would share their empathy for these people is to garner sympathy. That is what I took issue with. Let's try this again, You said you haven't found effective ways to do anything about it. How about you stop call
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by lugg 8y ago
> Not everyone is prepared mentally to turn down big payouts Nobody is prepared for racial profiling and genocide either.
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by lugg 8y ago
Heh I uninstalled reddit is fun a while ago to limit my procrastination. Worked well. But I reinstalled after about a week because I search for things on Reddit via Google regularly. Reddit has some disturbing dark patterns going on. You ca
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by lugg 8y ago
Linux is something like 2% market share. We're also the only set of users that will actually saturate the oversold storage while still burning through that $2.50 worth of customer service with a single question prefaced with "hi,
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by lugg 8y ago
I've started to notice this sometimes. I kinda laugh it off but am actually terrified about how much thought I give to figuring out the optimal bargain offer for something I had zero need for.
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by lugg 8y ago
Probably easier to exploit the biz plan thing Linus Tech tips did. https://youtu.be/y2F0wjoKEhg
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by lugg 8y ago
I thought it was a new phone. After reading the top comment I realised it was a new version of drive and apps. After reading the link I now realise it's not even anything. It's just plain old Google with a new landing page at one.
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by lugg 8y ago
I personally question anyone 1-2 degrees away from software that hasn't read "Don't make me think." Its a short and easy 2 hour read but the level of paradigm change you receive if you're being exposed to hci for th
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by lugg 8y ago
My experience has been roughly in line but I usually find they're somewhat knowledgeable. Just remember they're stuck with recommending guidelines or else so they haven't got much room to move when the guidelines are a total
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by lugg 8y ago
I don't think that discredits my point or it's information. If anything it points out how much of a problem this stuff is and how uninformed (or at least disconnected) developers and designers are.
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by lugg 8y ago
Responded above.
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by lugg 8y ago
I'll reply here to both you and baroffoos, it's basically the same question. > Does this principal apply to X for y? In a vacuum, yes it's a principal. In reality, while it's an antipattern it doesn't mean you sh
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by lugg 8y ago
It's called usability through famiarity. Customising UI elements is a usability antipattern. Per [1], predictability and familiarity are key in creating usable interfaces. Making things look nice "because you can" doesn'
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by lugg 8y ago
Is this a cookie cutter stack or do you have different models? Be curious to hear more about your application stack.
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by lugg 8y ago
In my (personal) experience, you trade linodes customer service for digital oceans ssd speed. Neither have very good CPU stats. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14055243

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