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by musha68k 11y ago
And do yourself a favour and buy his highly insightful and all-around great-to-read books: http://hintjens.com/books
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by musha68k 11y ago
Thanks for sharing, perfect Saturday morning reading for a fellow SEGA nut! Some great anecdotes and info I had never read about before - I might as well further support these translation efforts via patreon!
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by musha68k 11y ago
Hi there, I feel you :) The way I've coped with this so far is to embrace it and just work through the given task - less warm-fuzzy-feeling and more "manual work" and time needed for sure but it wasn't that big a deal on
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by musha68k 11y ago
You are mostly right but devops people should still play around with the newest tools to form their own opinions. It's complicated. I wouldn't stop considering containers per-se (SmartOS zones/FreeBSD jails are fine!) but the
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by musha68k 11y ago
The one thing that makes Go special is that it's pure "Engineering-Zen". While that doesn't make programming in Go the most fun exercise it makes it a profound one (after some getting used to). Less distractions, less
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by musha68k 11y ago
"Semicolons in JavaScript are optional" <3 http://mislav.net/2010/05/semicolons/
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by musha68k 11y ago
I'm with you and I will stoke the fire now that we are in full "productivity" mode: Tabs or spaces? Brains are wired differently plus we "higher" monkeys take our habits seriously serious!
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by musha68k 11y ago
Feelings matter
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The Infantilization Economy(medium.com)
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“[X] is a toy”(medium.com)
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Advice for community participation to lower tension(markmail.org)
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by musha68k 11y ago
It's a great city, especially if you are sick of industry monoculture. Lots of very well educated and open people from all around the world (lots of old-school hippie folks too: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=montreal+tam+ta
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Actors and Microservices – Can Two Walk Together?(speakerdeck.com)
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by musha68k 11y ago
Shame on anyone still for such an archaic form of "justice".
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What if we had a great standard library in JavaScript?(medium.com)
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by musha68k 11y ago
"Toute nation a le gouvernement qu'elle mérite." – Joseph de Maistre Seen from a systemic perspective one could argue that "every country gets the government they deserve" and by meddling with that "order"
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by musha68k 11y ago
This reads like out of one of Hideo Kojima's computer games, war as a "business model"? "War has changed. It's no longer about nations, ideologies, or ethnicity. It's an endless series of proxy battles fought b
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by musha68k 11y ago
It's not as clearcut as you make it out to be though. More often than not those old PCs effectively deny a whole bunch of people access to reliable and fast modern computing. In that sense an iPad Pro would be very well worth the price
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by musha68k 11y ago
Unfortunately I don't know much about Belgian politics but I do hope they won't go down the "Hollande" route. They should look up north, Norway is the shining beacon in terms of how a country can handle terrorism respons
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by musha68k 11y ago
There is no such thing as 100% security, we probably are already at 99% security at this point.
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by musha68k 11y ago
Right, we need executive powers to be much more willing to embrace the fact that their job is and most importantly should be hard.
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by musha68k 11y ago
"Absolutist Reality Distortion Field" or "I Want to Believe"... Nothing new here, just another VC who apparently doesn't understand core concepts and repercussions of his favourite "industry".
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Why Are We Fighting the Crypto Wars Again?(backchannel.com)
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by musha68k 11y ago
Have you played "The Room"? I might just install it again right here on my smartphone after reading your comment - "fetishist" that I am :) With that statement of mine I was mostly trying to convey how some things shoul
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by musha68k 11y ago
Authorization by court order still works fine in physical space. We are talking about introducing back-doors to what essentially already is an extension to our brains . If you understand computers, you know that analogies between the &quot
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DDD and Microservices: At Last, Some Boundaries(youtube.com)
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Adrenaline – React Bindings for Redux with Relay in Mind(github.com)
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by musha68k 11y ago
Yupp indeed, hubris is not a virtue! Even if maybe off-topic and too self-important - Joseph Tainter's writings might be interesting to anyone wary of the hidden complexities surrounding us: https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by musha68k 11y ago
Yeah, I guess - but hey in my own defence, as somebody working with distributed systems I've seen too many a simplistic world-view blow up in my own face :) Even though I'm not a fan of it, there is a reason for the old ops adage
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by musha68k 11y ago
Thanks for pointing to that, I'm always baffled at how few people fail to acknowledge the most "basic" complexities of meteorological reality. I have the suspicion that our inherent bias for linear thinking is the culprit her

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