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4y ago
because he gots 44 billies
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Keep your audience in mind: What are _they_ trying to accomplish? Why on earth would they bother with your software? What are the most common operations they will need to understand? Avoid going into too much detail on dependencies. Just li
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shell: I don't give a care about anything. posix shells with `set -euf`: I give one care. perl, erlang: I care about arity. python: I give one care about data type consistency. java: I care more about types than command line interopera
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Why would anyone trust a word that comes out of their mouth??? Lies are directly transferrable into bank deposits.
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Don't say "Google Drive" out loud or they'll cancel the whole thing.
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Why not an incrementing sequence?
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Our entire ecosystem is driven by recycling matter over and over as different species eat it, are eaten, die, decompose, repeat. Any competing mirror image ecosystem would be starved of resources, including achiral resources.
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4y ago
Apple
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No alternatives were provided. We should, what, leave any vulnerability identified by China as-is? Just because it's possible that a fix may contain a logic bomb should not rule out the fix. The author of a software change is less impo
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That's a recipe for all manner of cybersecurity issues.
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Vendoring fixed the Sirupsen problem. PR noise is a small price to pay for reliable CI/CD in the face of an unstable network. As the dependency tree grows, the chances of at least one package among them blowing up at the resolution ste
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And these people conduct wars.
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I pick intuitive, scalable design, with useful tests: Less need for documentation in the first place.
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Perhaps some vulnerabilities arrived into the product via old Xcode toolchains? Yeah, struggling to play Devil's advocate here.
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How does it work? How does one use it?
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I thought Susskind solved this.
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The motion is cyclic and the camera sensor may introduce further bias.
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That's 25 years without Linux or Windows ports.
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What happened by the light of day should have triggered the end of the Republican party.
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How well does it shebang? Command line interaction tends to be a weak point for Lisps.
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Comparative airline ticketing wouldn't have gotten off the ground without copying.
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CI/CD often suffers from poor execution, but the alternative is even worse. Curious what cromagnon ways are still in use for teams that haven't even bothered to try CI/CD yet.
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Autonomous vehicles present a shining example of why early adoption is risky.
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4y ago
Paywall. No photos.
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We haven't gotten spelling assistance right, let alone grammar or semantics. Prefer editors with fewer "smart" features that distract from writing.
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Pro tip! Ten days of production rollback can save you ten minutes of testing.
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4y ago
Don't forget the packing peanuts. About a ton per cubic centimeter of product.
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4y ago
What part of gutting a successful domestic program so that foreign investors get their pint of blood represents bias? I'm not even British.
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5y ago
America+ Subscription by Disney
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5y ago
Paywall.
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