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by movedx 4y ago
> Really? How do you figure? I genuinely cannot tell how you are reconciling these two points of view. While should a private business be able to do business however it wants, but somehow be restricted when it comes to this list of 3-4 f
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by movedx 4y ago
> There's simply no easy way to discover other users on the platform. And from what I understand, this is by design. It also feels fragmented. An account can be on any servers, anywhere, controlled by... someone? Users can move arou
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by movedx 4y ago
Well, 90% yes and 10% no, in my opinion. Yes, because of the obvious ramifications, as you've alluded to. No, because it's a private company you're asking the loan of. If they don't want to lend to you, then they don&#x2
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by movedx 4y ago
> The carnivore diet is a thing, it’s probably closer to historical diets of Hunter gatherers. What? > The real Paleolithic diet, though, wasn't all meat and marrow. It's true that hunter-gatherers around the world crave mea
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by movedx 4y ago
Boring is good. Being boring in technology means you're not trying to be clever, in the "smart arse" sense, when implementing a solution. Sometimes being boring is the correct choice and the best thing for everyone, regardles
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by movedx 4y ago
If I assumed all my devices are compromised, I would be getting no work done and instead would simply be formatting the devices over and over. If you come to the conclusion that a device is compromised, the device should be wiped clean, if
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by movedx 4y ago
Oooooh! So it's like email, but worse? Worse because: It doesn't scale to infinity like email does. Someone else centralises the data and you have to trust them to keep it safe. Email doesn't have this problem because I can t
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by movedx 5y ago
I really like ClickUp. Never had an issue.
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by movedx 5y ago
My entire future products are one binary. This is one binary: https://itopslevelone-beta.upload.academy./ Golang makes this possible with the embedding feature.
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by movedx 5y ago
I'm currently writing (almost finished) a book that's designed to get people into a junior level IT position as a systems administrator (in an environment with public Cloud infrastructure): https://upload.academy is th
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by movedx 5y ago
I'm very interested in using this for an online platform I'm currently building. I need to better understand its capabilities. What's the best way to contact you?
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by movedx 5y ago
> Engineers are people who can create a solution to a problem in an efficient and effective way. How do you create an "efficient" and "effective" solution if you're not aware of as many options as possible, i.e.
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by movedx 5y ago
I don't consider those kinds of people engineers at all. They're people who have learned a syntax, some patterns and, thanks to their human brain, can adopt it slightly to certain situations. But they're not engineers. Engine
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by movedx 5y ago
That doesn't mean the MVP is a bad idea, then. That means it's being poorly implemented.
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by movedx 5y ago
I married into an American family recently. We plan on doing a road trip through America to visit said family. I will not be taking my phone or my laptop. I will just buy something cheap over there and then donate it to charity before I lea
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by movedx 5y ago
Kill the duke.
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by movedx 5y ago
> It is human nature do want to increase your power, removing this outlet is not realistic. If you're aware of it, you can overcome it. It's not like "human nature" is an excuse. "I didn't rape that woman be
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by movedx 5y ago
I'm not American.
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by movedx 5y ago
Have they blocked China, as well? You know, because of all the human rights violations and (war) crimes there?
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by movedx 5y ago
Sorry my bad. No, it's a web app/server :)
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by movedx 5y ago
I've never compared the two. You might be a power user of the calendar, so Outlook's advanced functionality is important to you. My needs are simple (by design) and so a simple solution is just that: simple.
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by movedx 5y ago
I agree it's NOT a valid reason to reject a job offer. That's just silly.
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by movedx 5y ago
It's not quite two static files. The Go binary is a custom web server for handling access to the book. This will be similar to how a few other book authors have handled access: a link you click in an email (like a one-time sign in toke
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by movedx 5y ago
I believe this all depends how you're using Cloud. You have to pick the right tools for the job at the end of the day, and my choice is: all of them. I have a small book I'm going to be releasing soon. It's going to be self p
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by movedx 5y ago
Then I'd say you're in a very small, shrinking minority. Outlook is garbage. Office is slow due to feature float that people don't even use. There's a reason Google Documents doesn't have mail mergers and the crap W
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by movedx 5y ago
> they have rigid processes (Scrum Master! everyone use this big board of tasks!) There's something wrong with scrum?
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by movedx 5y ago
Are you suggesting not using BeeWare and using Qt instead? I only want to target Windows and macOS (I'm ignoring mobile.) For web I'm stuck in my ways and just go with Golang + server-side rendering (a bit of JS to make forms nice
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by movedx 5y ago
I haven't read the article but I can easily answer the question: too much, because the value is higher than 0. Crypto should only be an experiment at this point in time. Blockchain is another matter entirely as that's a technology
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by movedx 5y ago
Only AFTER one has determined the webmasters aren't using abusive ad networks or practices, or both, to get those adverts to you. What you're trying to ask is: do you white list once a website has shown itself to be decent? Yes, w
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by movedx 5y ago
Now you're just being childish :-)

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