mirko22

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by mirko22 9y ago
To whom is it increasingly antiquated? Are you calling me old or what? I use uMatrix always, and allow pages i want to load JavaScript, and I try to get more and more people to do this actually when they say they have issues with bilion pop
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by mirko22 9y ago
Off topic, but i wish i could open a simple blog page without enabling ton of JavaScript :/
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by mirko22 9y ago
> so "serverless" means "unprovisioned/unconfigurable" machines I am pretty sure in English serverless means no server and "unprovisioned/unconfigurable" machines means you didn't provision th
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by mirko22 9y ago
How can a "serverless function" have cores if it doesn't have servers and "it is just code" :/
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by mirko22 9y ago
Cos by using JS you don't need low level knowledge of how computers work and you don't have to plan too far in advance. People are not big fans of learning, specially the things they deem arcane.
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by mirko22 9y ago
Whats wrong with QT on other platforms? If it is about the looks, it looked pretty good on Windows as far as i remember, as for speed, it is mostly down to the developer not the language.
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by mirko22 9y ago
So basically you cut a need for in-house sysadmin? The way you are explaining it sounds ok when you have very small team. And if you look at comments below they seem to have an issue of how to do warmup and cold function calls which suggest
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by mirko22 9y ago
But you spawning a bunch of worker nodes on demand to execute that code?
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by mirko22 9y ago
I will answer here as you kinda summed up what other person said. 1. Same kinda happens with python modules for example 2. All my servers are managed by someone else. You can down vote all you want, but this is in no way different the spawn
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by mirko22 9y ago
I have hard time understanding "Serverless" part... It sounds cool, but there are bunch of servers there they are using. As far as I can manage to understand that name only has to do with pricing rather then actual servers, but th
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by mirko22 9y ago
There are still good glasses out there that are not Luxottica. One example is Serengeti from Bushnell Corporation which has state of the art sun glasses. I don't think Luxottica has anything going for them apart from monopoly. All the
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by mirko22 9y ago
How did Damore went of to deep end of far right politics?
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by mirko22 9y ago
I only see a white page when i open the link...
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by mirko22 9y ago
> When the alternative is starving to death This. If this is the alternative how is the solution stop buying cobalt from them? So basically, cos we want to feel morally superior these people will have to alternatively starve to death cos
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by mirko22 9y ago
But that is only because you did not study psychology in which case you would know that most things in that manifesto are scientifically proven and what he said does makes sense for women AS A GROUP not individually... :/
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by mirko22 9y ago
> bias training is created by people Yes it is, but I am afraid not by the people you say later on... > To assume that a privileged engineer would know better than this hardworking team is pretty insulting, I think. You assume he is
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by mirko22 9y ago
What he said is actually correct from Psychological standpoint https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Five_personality_traits#Ge... The ratios of each trait combined together is what gives you your personality.
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by mirko22 9y ago
Yet Google Sheets and Gmail are applications, Facebook and LinkedIn are websites which might as well be fully static and are twice the size so his point is kinda correct. Mind you, Gmail also has features like Chat as do Facebook and Linked
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by mirko22 9y ago
You believe making less would motivate people to work harder? No, but I think people who perform worse at their jobs should be paid less the ones that do good job. As far as I'm aware, research into wages as motivation indicate that
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by mirko22 9y ago
But those are not related to the software development, while negotiation is related to work in general. Someone who lifts weights is also responsible to negotiate a contract with his manager. I guess the question is then how do we decide wh
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by mirko22 9y ago
Coming from ex-communist country and now living in the democratic country which uses collective contracts for government workforce I am willing to argue there is nothing worse for economy (or at least quality of service) then collective con
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by mirko22 9y ago
> How do you propose we figure out who is doing the illegal stuff? So if you are saying that it is no my businesses how much I earn but of public interest to battle criminal, how is this different than saying that all cryptography should
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by mirko22 9y ago
> 2) people who are bad at negotiating get unfairly screwed. I am bad at negotiating, but I always felt like this is a skill like any other. I feel that saying people who are bad at negotiating get paid less it is like saying people who
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by mirko22 9y ago
Well then I have news for you, you might be a bigot. If bigot means: a person who is intolerant towards those holding different opinions.
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by mirko22 9y ago
It's easy to call Linus a bully, abrasive what not... But I think a lot of people in his position, who get huge amount of code to review, and some of it pretty horrible would handle this even worse. Also I think this is his way of filt
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by mirko22 9y ago
I am sorry, I must be missing something, where is he referring to the author?
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by mirko22 9y ago
But it is also not like you get to do what you want in big corporations. Rather you do what you have been told, and usually you might not even know the real reason. Also security professional is a person that know a lot about security, his
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by mirko22 9y ago
By that account it is better to use obscure Linux as it is usually harder to find 1 exploit that works on all the distributions, and by that account it would be best to write your own OS. But in real world, Windows are good enough for a lot
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by mirko22 9y ago
The title does not mean anything and is basically a click bait in my opinion as it sounds cool to trash some ideal. That said, the magic 100% number is far removed from reality and does not represent anything by itself. 100% coverage on pro
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by mirko22 9y ago
One was created in 1960 and ran for 5 years but was shut down under Nixon administration due to various unrelated reasons. But it was not creating fuel itself and it had some issue with corrosion which would have been fixed. There was not o

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