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691.
by mordae 10y ago
JUST MAKE A DATABASE-INDEXED GLOBAL PACKAGE SPACE WITH ON-DEMAND FETCHING BY DEFAULT AND PRE-FETCHING POSSIBLE FOR ALL NEW LANGUAGES ALREADY!
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by mordae 10y ago
https://xkcd.com/1200/ nothing else to say.
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by mordae 10y ago
Hmm, money. Just today I have thought: "If only I had $630 to buy my stepsister a decent laptop so that she can study outside her noisy home with her heavy aspie brother."
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by mordae 10y ago
No one should have to use proprietary software. Period.
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by mordae 11y ago
Oracle: Vision: Screw customers over and get their money. Execution: Very probable, customers don't run fast enough.
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by mordae 11y ago
Sponsored content won't get noticed because everyone slowly migrates to HN and Reddit likes. For drive-by reading, Wired and likes either must become extremely relevant or help create some global news reading subscription service... I
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by mordae 11y ago
That's not what is says. It says that if you place yourself above the others, you will need to contribute more. Probably because others will be reluctant to do so out fear of you grabbing most of the earnings. It might mean that you
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by mordae 11y ago
Actually, it's enough to be at approximately same level as your peers. Varying interests will balance things out. You might feel that some of your peers are stronger in math, but that biology is your thing and so on. Skill-based splitt
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by mordae 11y ago
Are they FUCKING kidding me? Not again!
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by mordae 11y ago
Not really. It's to prevent silly mistakes.
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by mordae 11y ago
On the other hand, it's in my personal interest for to have someone supply my favorite activists with details of that agreement, which is why I pledged. We are talking about a possibility of giving immense control over governments to f
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by mordae 11y ago
There is another reason for moving type tags outside of allocated blocks, albeit possibly not very relevant to PHP; for some local variables, type tags can be removed by constant propagation altogether.
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by mordae 12y ago
> ... being a good sysadmin ... means striving for simplicity, documenting and standardizing everything and being meticulous. This. And you learn by not doing this and still having to maintain an infrastructure. After a while you will
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by mordae 12y ago
> I am talented (some past coworkers and managers actually called it freakish), but you cant put talent on your resume. And that's where you are wrong. Make sure that those coworkers and managers will back you up during your next in
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by mordae 12y ago
Sigh; the categories make no sense. Seriously, someone is looking for RabbitMQ-something? I mean, do they really look for someone who deeply understands RabbitMQ or do they look for someone who can administer it or do they look for someon
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by mordae 12y ago
Not really, even the service sector is being heavily optimized these days. What are we going to do once we optimize away banks and real estate agents?
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by mordae 12y ago
Senior programmer would know that he needs to check hashing mechanism when his custom dictionary keys were not working right. Everything eventually boils down to the bunch of algorithms Knuth so carefully documented for us. Learning a new l
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Soft Contract Verification [pdf](arxiv.org)
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by mordae 13y ago
> Contribute to and use distros like Slackware and CRUX that follow traditional Unix paradigms. Made my day. Emphasis mine.
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by mordae 13y ago
Yea, you are right. On the other hand, you usually define the templates once and then it kinda works automatically via discovery.
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by mordae 13y ago
> Here's a rule of thumb: If the O'Reilly company publishes a book called "<blank>: The Good Parts" the thing that's in the <blank> is evil!. -- Matthew Butterick, RacketCon 2013 http://sho
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by mordae 13y ago
Wat? He meant `$arr->length()` and such. Array access like `$arr[42]` is proper.
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by mordae 13y ago
Not as much as execution.
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by mordae 13y ago
Actually, it's conflicting interests either way.
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by mordae 13y ago
tl;dr Rant about complexity of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_fault_tolerance and it's practical uselessness.
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by mordae 13y ago
> channel more money into basic science This has been already experimentally proven to be false. I have several friends in the basic Biology research and they have mentioned several times that companies explicitly fund only the applied r
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by mordae 13y ago
And there he goes and spoils it with the GA script. Point taken.
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by mordae 13y ago
In reality, you can get more in other companies. Up to 2500 EUR monthly, I'd guess. German companies in CR offer even more. But yeah, for 1750 EUR monthly wage you'd get a dedicated, talented young developer who probably already k
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by mordae 13y ago
Probably not. On the other hand, our team of senior Linux administrators get 7 EUR per hour each in Prague, just 350km from Berlin. It's always interesting to hear about wages in other parts of the world. Puts things into perspective..
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by mordae 13y ago
Yes.

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