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by marcodave 9y ago
...onwards to the WebAssembly ads!
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by marcodave 9y ago
As unnerving as it might seem, let's not forget that Facebook has a HUGE database of faces and relationship with those faces. Even though is not active, Facebook AI could easily auto-tag me in every photo ever posted by anyone, friend
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by marcodave 9y ago
> Facebook [...] gives people what they want, but what people want is not what makes them happy I have a feeling that Facebook is following the same decline of generalistic TV, which, similarly to Facebook - contains mostly ads and crap
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by marcodave 9y ago
cynical, scary, hence probably true
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by marcodave 9y ago
> big dependency like Spring a big offender here are the spring boot starter meta dependencies, which are a very opinionated set of mutually compatible dependencies, but God forbid that you want to use a newer version in your own project
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by marcodave 9y ago
> Ideally you shouldn't be changing dependency versions when you're just doing a patch, what if the patch included updating the (patch) version of a direct dependency? then you don't have much more control over what that d
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by marcodave 9y ago
one thing for sure, it definitely won't need an AMP version any time ever.
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by marcodave 9y ago
OT but related to Drag&Drop, my IntelliJ at work is set up with the "drag files with ALT pressed" setting, mostly due to my "lazy" clicking that ended up trying to move around classes across packages disrupting my fl
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by marcodave 9y ago
on one hand, I'm pretty ok with this, it helps more understanding that "hey, you're several security patches behind!" rather than just hiding the information in a build number. what's not really clear at least from
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I've been to a Black Mirror event and now I'm afraid of the future(translate.google.it)
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by marcodave 9y ago
> "at the end of the day" there are manager bullshit and verbal tics like the one you mentioned. I tend(ed) to use "long story short..." to force myself to summarize, but when a colleague of mine started to use it ove