nerdchum

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by nerdchum 3y ago
I never have my mind set in the first place. Life is massively ambiguous with an infinite myriad of solutions to any problem. I think the smart way to be is to simply say I truly don't know but the data I'm currently using leads m
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by nerdchum 3y ago
We encourage women into the workplace with a million diversity initiatives, we also need to encourage and support men in caregiving roles and not give women preferential treatment in caregiver roles.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Why women? Like men dont also have caregiving activites.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
I dont know if this is true or if this is a brilliant and creative troll.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Just going to start normalizing being fired due to making me go out of my job description
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by nerdchum 3y ago
literally all other submarines are made out of metal. this sub was made out of a carbon fiber composite. This stuff is known to develop micro fractures.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
I hope theres still a lawsuit even though they signed waivers. It seems the company misrepresented the safety risk.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
That sounds great as long as I dont have to do a seniors job. Less responsibility is fine by me!
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by nerdchum 3y ago
The UK is basically the same latitude as Newfoundland. Ireland is getting close to Greenland latitudes. It will deff have issues it seems like.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
From what I've read , once the Gulfstream goes away, Europe will lose it's nice temperatures and get a lot colder.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Yeah a random Georgetown or CMU grad has a lot more question marks than a top 4 school. They may be good but if so why werent they in a top 4 school?
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by nerdchum 3y ago
I can just imagine the buzzword filled sales pitch from one MBA with no tech experience to another MBA with no tech experience and them shaking hands afterwards and saying "excited to do business with you" And they got promoted an
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by nerdchum 3y ago
The term engineer is a little vague can be applied to anyone who makes something. My buddy who put pontoons on a picnic table could be considered an marine engineer. ;) I guess graphic designers could be considered engineers, since they use
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Never said engineers. The engineering is fine. Designers though..absolutely. If what youre saying is true ..implementing dark patterns to increase ad sales and user engagement over quality ui, content, and a historical beloved ui is a big m
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Yeah that's why I didn't mention developers. I know they're just doing what they are supposed to and I've been there spitting out shitty code for management. This app monstrosity reeks of nepotism driven management or fr
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by nerdchum 3y ago
The UI team who designed this atrocity of a web app needs to be made public and shamed and the executives who signed off on it need to be fired and never allowed to work in the industry again.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Absolutely correct. > So at any given point you don't even know what data is present or not present depending on which point in the pipeline it has passed or not? At least with a non mutating data structure with the public contract
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by nerdchum 3y ago
I disagree completely. If the data structure needs to be changed it needs to be changed at the beginning of the system typically the front end. And downstream code needs to be fixed to accommodate that. Otherwise youve created 20 different
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Yeah, other than sanitizing and validating, you shouldn't be transforming data or you're headed into a state management bug nightmare.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
You shouldnt have to "transform" the data though. You should validate the data and sanitize the data...but if youre transforming data youre headed into a state management nightmare. State management is the number one enemy and oth
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Awesome! Thanks!!!!
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Yeah lol this entire blog post is basically extolling the virtues if golang.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Less state changes the better. Managing state is the number one enemy on software.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Sanitizing your inputs is a string issue not a data structure issue. Sanitizing your inputs has been known about for literally almost half a century that should just be default for developers at this point.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
> hammered with constant root hacks. That happens to every server exposed to the internet. Unless there is a targeted ddos event its usually on the level of a query or two per second AT MOST or so. Its something most people don't wo
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Sanitizing data is string based not data structure based though.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Yeah this is a sane take. Completely agree except for I think theres more performance bottlenecks with a database than files on disk no?
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by nerdchum 3y ago
how does the "structure" of the data have anything to do with leaking information? Seems like data protection occurs way lower in the stack like https and encryption at rest.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Transforming state data between different layers of the system if done wrong is one of the biggest nightmares in my opinion you could have.
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by nerdchum 3y ago
Id venture to say that as this is implemented in the authors post this could scale to many many thousands of QPS by just bumping VPS resources. Funnily a lot of these 'simple' techniques actually speed things up like writing to a

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