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by lugg 10y ago
This attitude is incredibly american. I'd rather my taxes went to someone trying to build a business than someone that "tries" to get a job only to get fired after a month every time.
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by lugg 10y ago
To be fair, this is 10 times as efficient as plants. Fwiw, it took me to the third sentence.
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by lugg 10y ago
Heh, thats my same remark when someone tries to describe the point of an ORM to me. Further to that point, if you ignore the ORM issue there really isn't much going for this Andl thing. I'm hesitant to dump too much on it as I don
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by lugg 11y ago
What makes you think software that produces and rolls out configuration files is something complicated? I don't doubt that Google's infrastructure is as complicated and nuanced as it can get. Configuration software just simply isn
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by lugg 11y ago
First bug: In a failure case, it should remove the failing config, not all of them. Pretty hard thing to miss if you test for it with any level of basic unit test or similar. Second bug: canary failure should prevent further propogation of
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by lugg 11y ago
This wasn't an edge case. It was two bugs in two sections of code both designed to recover from a serious problem. It sounds like both sections of code were not tested properly at the very least. Sounds to me like someone just didn&#x2
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by lugg 11y ago
It doesn't matter. Once is all it takes, from that point forward you can't fully trust anything they say about their privacy / security. The only real questions are: is this an april fools? And does it matter?
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by lugg 11y ago
which issue? I thought we were talking about the random removal of left-pad and a couple hundred others.
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by lugg 11y ago
Huh NPM already handles git? http://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmTkzDwWqPbnAh5YiV5VwcTLnGdwSNsNTn2aDxdX...
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by lugg 11y ago
Nothing. I think ads are an awful solution to the problem. I don't know what the better solution is but there have already been attempts made with flatr and similar. In my opinion everyone should run adblock and the industry should mov
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by lugg 11y ago
> Do you look into the ad networks you block and whitelist ones that are clean? No. I'm not incentivized to and it is not in my best interests. > Or do you rely on Eyeo/ABP by using their acceptable ads list while they take
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by lugg 11y ago
Yea, we can all blame someone else. I like this, "not my job to uphold the constitution", "its the courts fault for letting it get here", "its the politicians fault for going a long with this", "its the pe
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by lugg 11y ago
Is that a bad thing? Competition good.
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by lugg 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dysgraphia#/media/File:Dysgrap... This example looks chillingly similar to what I was speaking of. Thanks for the info.
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by lugg 11y ago
I'm not sure of what specific letters caused me issue while reading when I was young. I think it was (and is) more of a general sense, I read pretty damn slow. What I had huge problems with was writing the letters g, d, y, and u. u&#x2
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by lugg 11y ago
I think what has changed is that now there is less work, not that there is none, what the article was trying to point out, and what I'm seeing in all these comments if you read through the lines is that a lot of the work has been moved
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by lugg 11y ago
Yea, anecdotally there is more work than ever, especially now that everyone is online, and the selling everyone on "the internet" is from what I can tell is over.
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by lugg 11y ago
It doesn't have internet. You might be able to compile the js down to a single copy paste into a file then load that in ie. I'm going to guess it won't work in IE from 1998 though.
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by lugg 11y ago
Not sure about the states but most places require aircraft / boats to have locator beacons (bigger versions of PLB's.) A handheld 406 plb like the ocean signal "rescueME" plb is essentially the same thing afaik.
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by lugg 11y ago
I'm not a very interesting person.
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by lugg 11y ago
email in profile, add please, thanks.
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by lugg 11y ago
It isn't a prejudice if you don't want to support a company with such a history. Azure could be the best cloud host for all I care, I still wouldn't use them. In any case, I have no issue with listing them as an option, not
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by lugg 11y ago
I've been inching away from facebook for the last year or so. Nobody contacts me via it anymore, I could ditch it today and I wouldn't feel the pain. Although, I don't know why I would ditch it. At least now I decide what the
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by lugg 11y ago
From article, > As an LTS release, support for v4.x will continue for a period of 30 months from today. They will likely semver major node into 5/6 etc, but that doesn't change the fact that 4.x will continue with 2 and a half
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by lugg 11y ago
> Unless it's Atlassian themselves It is > they're probably being cheap and giving it as little resources as possible and Almost certainly > it not being on-prem probably contributes to the feeling of slowness. Sure, all
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by lugg 11y ago
Thank you!
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by lugg 11y ago
It's a managed account. The 2 fields workflow doesn't feel too clunky, but the interface certainly is, and the speed, oh dear lord, the speed. Its just sooo slow.
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by lugg 11y ago
Where is that? (google did not help..)
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by lugg 11y ago
I'm still going to blame Jira/Atlassian for making that workflow possible. My work flow is exactly the same as yours, yet it still feels clunky, and is quite correctly, a total dog. Much like, you know, going to the DMV.
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by lugg 11y ago
Most restaurants will serve a half serve plate, especially if you pay the same amount. Just ask for it.

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