marsdepinski

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by marsdepinski 5y ago
Good one. Bravo!
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by marsdepinski 5y ago
Missing the point they the only way to install apps on an IPhone is the app store. If you had choice to freely download apps from the internet, this would not be a monopoly abuse issue. Then sure charge on the app store whatever you want, a
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by marsdepinski 5y ago
Lack of competence and title inflation at all levels. Interview culture that doesn't reflect real world demands.
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by marsdepinski 5y ago
Because it's not a business.
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by marsdepinski 5y ago
They should be expelled. Their department chair should be sending the apology.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
I'm not.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
Congratulations, you turned a VC product into a business where revenues have to be more than expenses and can't come from a ponzi pyramid of other VC products with expenses higher than revenues.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
If you know what you're doing building and running yourself is usually a good path
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
I think there's a bit more nuance depending on what kind of software you write, but overall it's on the right thought track. Current predominant monoculture creates some astoundingly bad systems.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
You don't know what you're talking about.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
RTFM.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
+1. Boring tech just works and provides familiar tools you can build on.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
Yet somehow the popular industry pattern adopted by the industry is to waste ad much developer time as possible.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
Not if you hired better people.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
Those platforms sell a product and that product is your attention. Their customers are advertisers. Hence they don't give crap about your tweets which actually are not yours but theirs. Parler will not be any different.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
When the cheap money dries up, we'll find out what the real definition of bad management is.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
Also running Amazon helps.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
Learn to program server side in html and stop using JavaScript.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
Control.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
Stop bitching and moaning and compile it yourself. ./configure && make is pretty easy and pretty much the way it was done up until mid 2000s
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
During the dotcom days, we hosted sites like this on a home dsl connection on a single desktop machine and got people to pay for that.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
Stay off my lawn!
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
The internet, where every fresh out of bootcamp grad can be an expert... OOP works and once you understand how to use it, very powerful to create solid software without getting all dry in the mouth.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
This is good advice if used carefully. OpenVZ still did this the best way. It allowed to set guaranteed minimums and no max so you could guarantee CPU time to the host node. Scaled containers and efficiently used resources wonderfully
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
Pretty much.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
The less you report the less crime you have.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
CNN, NBC and Fox also masquerade as news.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
No.
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
Much better turning excess heat into steam to drive a turbine or flywheel than this. If you have a large water tank you can store heat for days to keep a house warm. I have 27kw cast iron wood burning fireplace and a wood/coal brick &#
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by marsdepinski 6y ago
Good short article. CPU power saving has an effect on interrupt handling and becomes a factor at high packet rates. Turning off p-states will improve performance.

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