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871.
by mrits 6y ago
I've jumped on plenty of hype trains of new languages over the last 20 years. Rust is the first one that made we actually worry that I might have to eventually switch back to different language in the future. In addition, it's th
872.
by mrits 6y ago
You are both assuming I haven't gone through it and that I don't believe chemo is literal poison that destroys your body. This conversation is about lacking energy because of age and somehow you think I'm some sort of cancer
873.
by mrits 6y ago
I'm not sure what that has to do with anything. A 12 year old could go through the same thing. Hope you feel better though
874.
by mrits 6y ago
If you don't have energy at 40 it's not because of your age. You can win a championship in any major sport at that age.
875.
by mrits 6y ago
It's sad to realize those unicorn founders aged a few years since their last exit and now worthless
876.
by mrits 6y ago
I live with a FB employee. Most of my close friends are FB employees. I've literally never heard this.
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by mrits 6y ago
I worked with a few of their execs during acquisition talks. I was really impressed with how concerned they were about continuing good service in a situation where they really only valued the tech.
878.
by mrits 6y ago
"Just never drop columns or tables, those require a human anyway, unless they're tiny." In a lot of common multi-tenant designs you could have thousands of schemas. You can't have a human doing this. Additionally, the h
879.
by mrits 6y ago
31? damn, I also used 31.
880.
by mrits 6y ago
I get what you are saying but I wouldn't refer to the judge as a despot
881.
by mrits 6y ago
I think we are witnessing first hand why more education is not always overall better. There isn't much point in having everyone learn British Literature on a 30 year payment plan.
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by mrits 6y ago
I wouldn't be sure. I've seen failing companies get restricted to just organic marketing as often as not.
883.
by mrits 6y ago
5 years ago the internet couldn't decide if they wanted to censor child porn and now here we are.
884.
by mrits 6y ago
I agree, it was really easy. Unfortunately I first pressed the "manage my services" button which took me down a deep rabbit hole of other google services.
885.
by mrits 6y ago
Yeah, we just cancelled as well after we realized we haven't logged in for a few months. I have it mainly for sports and those don't exist right now.
886.
by mrits 6y ago
No, he's a HUGE Microsoft fan :)
887.
by mrits 6y ago
Yes, AT in itself is going to be shelf-ware soon. The data collected from Defender is much more useful in some of their other offerings such as in their newer SIEM.
888.
by mrits 6y ago
Your statement would have been valid a few years ago. But now all AV providers also offer what you are talking about. AV+EDR with advanced threat hunting UI. So when you say AV today you should really think the other stuff as well.
889.
by mrits 6y ago
MS is leaving a lot of deals on the table without offering a Linux Agent. They've been using other companies to fill the gap. It's not a good look when the sales guy has to recommend a tiny startup to cover your other platforms f
890.
by mrits 6y ago
I've had to write some Perl in my latest project. Coming back to a language 20 years later at 37 years old was very interesting. I'm not a fan of the language but I can see why people like it. The largest issue I've had is t
891.
by mrits 6y ago
“We can imagine a social network market that worked more like the current phone system: a user of one social network could post and reach friends who were members of different social networks through interoperability protocols.” How about S
892.
by mrits 6y ago
"Map() is not equivalent to a SQL GROUP BY clause, it is equivalent to a user-defined Table Function that is used in a FROM clause." No, the projection doesn't remove redundancy under most cases. There also isn't any rea
893.
by mrits 6y ago
Instead of disagreeing with some of your vague assertions I'll just make my own points for people that want to consider using async. Workers (usually live in a new process) are not efficient. Processes are extremely expensive and su
894.
by mrits 6y ago
I have a very well planned home office. I've gone through countless chairs over the year trying to fix back issues. I introduced more weight lifting into my exercise (deadlift in particular) and I haven't had back issues in a
895.
by mrits 6y ago
Yes, I did. My apologies!
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by mrits 6y ago
I think that study you linked does more to prove there isn't significant risk of increased PTSD for prostitutes. It's very close to the general population average. Since it's an average I would think you could find other prof
897.
by mrits 6y ago
Worst feature in the history of features, maybe ever.
898.
by mrits 6y ago
Why shouldn't prostitution be encouraged?
899.
by mrits 6y ago
the latency between weblog and web server is a lot more real time than most things
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by mrits 6y ago
I like finding other Bard's Tale players in the wild. It was easier to learn how to use a hex editor to hack the game than to actually play the game...so that's what I did.

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