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by module0000 10y ago
> You're still not allowed to run their OS in a VM Yes you are, for several years now(I realize this was not always the case). You can find the explicit allowances for doing so by searching for "virtual machine" in their l
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by module0000 10y ago
I regret joining the Army instead of the Coast Guard. A lot.
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by module0000 10y ago
If China's transportation regulations are anything like their import/export regulations..."lax" isn't the right way to describe them, more aptly described as "influenced in your favor by money paid to the right
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by module0000 10y ago
> The correct response is not to throw a tantrum and shut everything down. I think the correct response is to work with them 110%. Having that government body happy with you isn't a bad thing - you could become the reference spec fo
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by module0000 10y ago
The behavior is disgusting indeed. A collection attempt to the wrong type of veteran is doing to result in that veteran categorizing the collector as a kill-on-sight target. Demanding money back from trained killers sounds like a mistake li
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by module0000 10y ago
Sorry for the late reply, but I didn't mean to imply anything about an inside job or other conspiracy theory. My point was that a sure-fire way to affect a politician is to kill them. Everything else is a "this might work..."
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by module0000 10y ago
Well, look at it from the patients point of view... if there isn't a doctor to available, because they took some time off after a 20+ day stint...where does that leave you(the patient)? It's a tough job, but they signed up for it,
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by module0000 10y ago
For what it's worth, Python 3 does offer at least 1 compelling reason to move. Multiprocessing lib in python 3 is significantly faster than python 2. My use case is spawning 30-35 worker processes managed by a pool, and recycling them
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by module0000 10y ago
Which company/industry do you work in, where people who would be parsing your code are unable to grok something as basic as bash?
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by module0000 10y ago
Thank you for writing this! This was a very fascinating read - very insightful.
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by module0000 10y ago
Thanks for taking the time to publish this, I've always been interested in tearing at CPython, but this pushed me over the edge. Looking forward to new and exciting ways to crash the runtime :)
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by module0000 10y ago
No one wants to be the "bad guy", but blowing the whistle does not make you the bad guy. It prevents this company from screwing over countless people in the future.
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by module0000 10y ago
SQL is the right tool for the job! I replied to tell you that fewer and fewer people think that way....which is terrifying. "Elegant" solutions are judged as such, by their ability to avoid SQL. It's not a hard language, wh
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by module0000 11y ago
This is fantastic, could we get longer tracks? I want to use this for generating music in our corporate phone system, right now you get a randomly chosen ambient track, and this could let us provide unique music for anyone who has the [dis?
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by module0000 11y ago
Kafka is represented as a very unix-friendly message tool, when it is no such thing. Kafka is (one of) the worst of the collection of message bus daemons. It imposes small(3-6mb) message size limits, or else performance goes to hell. Kafka
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by module0000 11y ago
Helios Burn developer here if anyone has questions about this software. It's new, nifty, and there isn't much like it that already exists.
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by module0000 12y ago
Consider contracting (in addition to) your day job. My day job reached peak salary 2 years ago(160-ish as an engineer), and I started taking on remote contract work for larger IT companies(eg VMware and Cisco, not John Doe's Lawn Servi
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by module0000 12y ago
We don't really "come up" with the xargs/wget approach. The approach is already there, waiting to be utilized by someone who understands the tools. The "cool kids" don't like(or are not able) to understand
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by module0000 12y ago
Look at GDB or DDD+GDB, they are more full-featured than JDB, but do not have the IDE integration and GUI-ness that you will find in Eclipse/Netbeans. LiteIde for golang is the closest to the IDE+debugger combination you would expect i
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by module0000 12y ago
Just an FYI, you can use MacPorts to `sudo port install gdb`, and it installs gdb as 'ggdb' without the signing mess. To use with ddd invoke as `ddd --debugger ggdb` and it works like a charm.