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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
I would like to see investment caps on businesses, in order that companies stop these ridiculous mass-hire-then-mass-layoff patterns. Stop pretending everyone's a unicorn and start planning for a stable income.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Windows still makes up 95% of the workstation market. A lawsuit, even if it wins, would only take a small nip out of this conglomerate. Only a mass boycott would force them to change. If this is how Microsoft, a spotlit brand, behaves, imag
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Vote to ban discussion of gaps during interviews. They serve no purpose but to place candidates in a needlessly vulnerable position.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Translating to Americanese, that's halfway to boiling a football.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
minikube is the best kept secret in the container industry. Use minikube to match closer to prod on your local development machine.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Obviously only the pilots should touch the controls barring incapacitation of the pilots. But also, pilots suck at handling stalls.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
My school required everyone to install a process scanner with root privileges in order to join WiFi. I showed people how to install the school's spyware in a virtual machine isolated from the host.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Turns out "fair use" actually means "bend over for use."
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Usage as a means of exchange has never been a strong point for Bitcoin. People just speculate under the assumption that one day the protocol will change enough to catch up with credit card latency.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Democracy consistently stolen by the loudest voice in the room.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
How does Talos compare to Core OS and other Kubernetes node host operating systems?
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Semver is best treated as a defensive strategy: I choose to follow semver principles for the packages that I upload, but I never trust other packages to reliably follow semver. For this reason, I often pin not just the major, but also the m
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
I believe we are all at the forefront of programming. Our field as a science is less than a hundred years old. To speak of the Medieval Ages would be too kind; Rather, we are still groping around as cavemen, still discovering which berries
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Diversify your investments. No matter how promising any particular investment looks, don't put up principal you can't afford to lose.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Not Content with Owning your Data, Corporations Seek to own your Body
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
A medical physician, human or otherwise, following the Hippocratic oath would not be able to make the first incision required to perform surgery.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Will HP also officially support the upstream Ubuntu distribution for this laptop series? I enjoy System76's option to skip Pop_OS and use a more well known Linux implementation. Less guesswork when troubleshooting any problems.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
New ways for the system to fail
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Why don't back end engineers report to front end engineers?
6 points by mc4ndr3 4y ago|4 comments
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Upvote. Stupid and really cool at the same time haha. A nice migration path for existing Python apps to eventually be rewritten in leaner languages.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Require publicly funded research to publish results publicly, instead of hiding it in paid gardens.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Big and true. I don't care about the specifics, I don't care that the revision will certainly have some flaws. But it matters that anyone bothered to push for the security angels. This makes for a healthier security landscape. For
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
True work life balances acknowledges that we have lives outside of business, that coworkers are not family, and that higher bonuses and flexible time off policies are more appreciated than anything else. If we wanted to be here and suffer t
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
A good, illustrative case for why falsiness, of any kind, leads to disaster. Boolean operations should require explicit mapping to boolean types. Make the intent clear every time, instead of requiring the programmer to memorize umpteen diff
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
"Should we build it in house?" No. No, spelled F-U-C-K-N-O. Should you compare and contrast off the shelf solutions, test one or two, and slowly expand its use to cover more of your business? By all means, yes. Should you develop
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
> Some houses had flat roofs Housing codes in America
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
What working at several engie roles teaches you about git: Don't expect people to know how to gitignore. Or submodule. Or tag. Or interactive rebase. Or squash. Or branch. But when you encounter a team that knows a thing or two, they g
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Might as well get an iPhone at that point. The fragmentation rate is slight enough to provide for excellent jailbreak support.
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
Another flight crashed when the entire crew ignored dire stall warnings for over 90 seconds. Multiple Boeings have crashed because of "protection" anti-stall systems. They thought complex software would be a safe workaround to a h
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by mc4ndr3 4y ago
What personal issues? I recall that the Malaysian flight's pilot was recently divorced.

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