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   by mc4ndr3 4y ago

   1942: no punchcards 1952: no integrated circuits 1962: no war 1972: no pollution 1982: no cellphone 1992: no internet 2002: no sub-quadratic multiplication algorithm 2012: no moore's law 2022: no transistors 2032: no water
2. 152.▲
   by mc4ndr3 4y ago

   I have trouble maintaining eye contact with anyone. Though I agree that our industry has a bad track record of gender equality and needs to improve.
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   by mc4ndr3 4y ago

   False. * Manual memory management errors constitute 40% of all security bugs (C/C++) * Null pointer errors constitute a significant cause of bugs (C/C++/Java/etc., anything but Haskell) * Incredibly verbose languages req
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   by mc4ndr3 4y ago

   The canvases occupy so much of the screen (on small phones) that it is sometimes difficult to scroll the page. Otherwise, amazing article.
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   by mc4ndr3 4y ago

   For perspective, that's like MPAA demanding that "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" remove tea and crying, twin national pastimes.
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   by mc4ndr3 4y ago

   SQL INSERT's
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   by mc4ndr3 4y ago

   I predict fewer users, an even higher percentage of based investors.
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   by mc4ndr3 4y ago

   They won't find a warm water port there.
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   by mc4ndr3 4y ago

   What a way to bias the network.
10. 160.▲
    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Rubrics produce mediocre results. They reject extremal, specialist workers.
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    There's an argument that says to prefer performance cores, because once a non-looping task completes, the cores can idle again. This allows the system to more quickly reach a very power efficient state, compared to leaving a weak stove
12. 162.▲
    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Bonin is so many people in our lives.
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Ideally, when an element is deprecated, the deprecation notice provides clues toward replacements for the unfortunate user bitten by the deprecation. Too many API's drop capabilities without a hint of what downstream developers should
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    May as well keep all liquids in one container, everything from lighter fluid to milk to bleach to shower runoff.
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Coinbase fundamentally does not recentralize cryptocurrency, in the same way GitHub has not centralized version control. The underlying system remains vendor agnostic, remains open to use by other providers. Does Google own the Internet? Bu
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Break up Bezos. He shan't own a newspaper and a bazaar and a post office and a repository of dirt on American citizens.
17. 167.▲
    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Clock's ticking for Disney buying Meta buying Microsoft buying votes
18. 168.▲
    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    How can WE get Dave fired so he stops pushing code
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    I don't believe in nginx (or Apache) for any use case. We now have better tools for serving static sites, for managing proxies, or serving dynamic content.
20. 170.▲
    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Especially for app configuration
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Bro just sue Fox News
22. 172.▲
    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Or present NON-intrusive ads.
23. 173.▲
    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    um
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    I have to fill out two timesheets in separate systems. What the fuck, 2022? I would have expected society to move beyond timesheets at all in this millennium. But the bean counters always win.
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Farmers have known this a long time. There are specific protocols to follow when keeping a silo, to avoid explosions.
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Note A) The foundation is honest and open about where the funds go and B) Diversity has been a recurring problem in the tech community. Linux doesn't need help, but real people do. I love Linux. I don't mind a significant portion
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Plugging https://github.com/mcandre/tug Automation atop the buildx Docker subcommand, for managing cross-architecture images.
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Stop giving them ideas!
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    The most direct route to security has the NIC physically removed.
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    by mc4ndr3 4y ago

    Supporting wildly different versions doubles project complexity. The accumulation of such doubling becomes an exponentially unmaintainable behemoth.