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by mk89 9y ago
> go is a better C I am not experienced enough with go, but I would say the same. Not better maybe, but the modern C.
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by mk89 9y ago
> Germany didn’t rebuild into an economic powerhouse on its own. As almost all other European countries after WW2 [0]. > And is it true that they were the first to recover? Well, I can say for certain that after WW2 lots of people mig
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by mk89 9y ago
Today’s encryption is strong. Who knows about tomorrow?
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by mk89 9y ago
You should know better than me that the 'anti-nazi' mentality is there and it's strong, so much that people don't even want to become policemen because it's often associated with this nazi thinking, although it&#x27
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by mk89 9y ago
> It's more silly than it is severe So, being able to install spying software on any Mac OSX is something silly for you? Let's say I just don't agree.
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by mk89 9y ago
I mentioned one use case - which is very similar to a batch, I agree, therefore there is no real difference there with Fargate/Batch. However, you don't have to execute only batches with it, you can also run a temporary service wi
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by mk89 9y ago
After reading lots of negative comments about pricing, I think that many people don't get it - AWS Fargate is not a replacement of EC2 nor ECS. It's a sort of lambda with containers and lots of features (HA, autoscaling, etc.) imp
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by mk89 9y ago
oh, and I thought I was a bad person... interesting that others have the same issue (?)
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by mk89 9y ago
ECS will slowly be replaced, it doesn't make any sense anymore, and AWS was totally smart to "kill" their own product. Either you do like this, or you are out. Google and Azure provide K8 since months now... Companies want mo
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by mk89 9y ago
Finally!!!
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by mk89 9y ago
That could be the case - I can't find any other possible logical explanation, because it doesn't make any sense.
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by mk89 9y ago
Apple proves they still care about UX: finally, I found a way to login without typing.
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by mk89 9y ago
That's what private lessons are for. If you really want something similar, record your lessons (with a phone or whatever) and listen to them as you wish - maybe transcribe them. It's tedious but worth it.
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by mk89 9y ago
Good luck to the author. And kudos to her that, despite all issues endured in the software industry, had a relatively good career. Our industry is not easy, and I don't feel like saying that it's the worst. This is what bad manage
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by mk89 9y ago
Indeed! Which is what sarcasm does :)
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by mk89 9y ago
Which is part of being passive-aggressive, together with "resentment, fear of intimacy/competition"... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passive-aggressive_behavior
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by mk89 9y ago
This "letter" smells so passive-aggressive... brr...
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by mk89 9y ago
> the spread of symbols belonging to unconstitutional groups Cool, so an ideal "group of people who wants separation from the state" would also be banned? (Let's say like the Catalan party which is going on since years...)
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by mk89 9y ago
The concept of salary is interpreted by people in all different ways since always, therefore you won't achieve nothing but grudge and dysfunctional teams on long term, unless pays are really fair and people are really the right ones fo
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by mk89 9y ago
1gb of ram for an IRC client.... I don't know... :|
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by mk89 9y ago
It would be interesting to have numbers here, because I think that people are becoming more and more aware and tired of buying a 3-400 euro phone every 2 years. What are the improvements these new phones carry along? I have a relatively old
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by mk89 9y ago
Is it so hard for a company nowadays to produce average phones in a sustainable way and that are consumer-oriented? I think this is what’s missing: a player that simply reads about frustrated users and creates product for them. I am quite s
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by mk89 9y ago
The reference to "la serenissima" is simply ludicrous, yet I see more and more often such things (in other countries as well). When people are unhappy with the present (for any possible reason, like being "just average",
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by mk89 9y ago
It was not meant to diminish them, of course. It was a sort of weird argument against "they are rich already" - considering that their last report is dated to 2015, how do we know what happened in the last 1-2 years?
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by mk89 9y ago
They don't share their reports since 2015 - basically when the contract with Google ended. Now, I don't think they are poor, but being a company that doesn't sell your data, doesn't show ads, etc... I mean, frankly, I th
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by mk89 9y ago
Never abandoned Firefox. Now what? :) And please, donate to Mozilla, if you can. They really do deserve some help. Fighting against giants like Google, MS and Apple... They have products running on all kinds of possible platforms, also on
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by mk89 9y ago
China’s strategy, despite all our western arrogance, is paying off. It’s of course not nice to read such things, but who cares in the end. If you go to China, you’ll use Something else.
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by mk89 9y ago
Same here. Not 1 notification so far...
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by mk89 9y ago
Yesterday I read an article about this man, and I would say that the year'83 was not actually without (possible) escalations. On the 1st of September, a Korean airplane with 200+ civilians was shot because an "ordinary" offic
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by mk89 9y ago
I tried it on a few paragraphs and it's absolutely impressive, much better than Google Translate.

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