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by occz 2y ago
There's literally a link in the article showing this claim to be thoroughly debunked.
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by occz 2y ago
I'm not sure they actually claimed to be the author - I read it as them claiming to be a user.
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by occz 2y ago
An alternative route would be to just increase the compensation of juniors to make sure that trying to switch is a less lucrative option, though.
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by occz 2y ago
I would imagine that's too insignificant to factor into that particular calculation.
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by occz 2y ago
I've personally observed a wide-spread refusal to admit that there's a problem that can be addressed when seeing the topic online before. Absurd as it may be.
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by occz 2y ago
>Presumably these questions are rooted in some kind of developer reality Have you ever taken one of these interviews? One of the primary criticisms of the practice is how disconnected they are from the realities of the job itself, requir
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by occz 2y ago
I thought residential wind was basically a non-starter due to wind availability at low heights + power scaling exponentially with blade length?
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by occz 2y ago
It's miniscule when compared to the ongoing harms of oil extraction and implying otherwise is extremely dishonest.
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by occz 2y ago
Stereotypes aren't necessarily true. There's for example a stereotype about Mexicans being lazy, but anyone who's actually taken the time to look at the statistics - and gotten to know any number of Mexicans, for that matter
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by occz 3y ago
Renovate creates an issue which lists the status of all dependencies in the repository, which it keeps updated. It then creates PRs for each dependency update, which can then have CI run individually to give an indication of any issues with
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by occz 3y ago
As does YouTube, there are minimum levels of consumption required for any given channel to receive monetization, and ads are still displayed on this channel before the uploader receives any money.
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by occz 3y ago
Be that as it may - if you already have Kubernetes up and running, what would be the additional value of having both PM2 running alongside Kubernetes? Fwiw, last time I asked myself this question my conclusion was that there was no addition
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by occz 3y ago
In a reasonable society, the kids take transit or bike between these destinations if they are not within walking distance.
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by occz 3y ago
Pickup hour is a concept that does not exist in countries with reasonable urban planning. It's self-inflicted harm.
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by occz 3y ago
Amazing how you managed to deny that you're racist and then proceed to write up several paragraphs of evidence of your racism. Bravo.
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by occz 3y ago
If you're going to point out that place X is not place Y, you are required to spell out the difference that makes it actually relevant in this context. Anything else is just noise.
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by occz 3y ago
I find that I can pretty consistently see an increase in resting heart rate by several beats per minute the day after drinking, an elevated skin temperature and a reduction in Deep- and REM-sleep. Particularly heavy drinking will manifest i
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by occz 3y ago
Because of, or in spite of? Consider the following: if everything else stayed the same, but all traffic was removed from Manhattan, would there be a net increase or decrease in population from migration?
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by occz 3y ago
Building car infrastructure will not solve this problem, it will only serve to worsen it. The only medicine is improving the actually efficient alternatives in the form of transit and cycling infrastructure. NYC already has the best transit
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by occz 3y ago
The level of fearmongering about transit from car drivers is laughable when taking into account how extremely lethal their preferred mode of transportation is relative to transit.
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by occz 3y ago
The absolute entitled state of mind of the car-owners is beyond baffling.
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by occz 3y ago
Whoever took a look at your average day in Manhattan and proclaimed: "Thank god there are so many cars and so much traffic noise here!"? The answer is no one. No one ever wanted any of these features.
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by occz 3y ago
This is cool! I could definitely see this fitting decently into my git workflow. One thing I'm missing is interactive rebasing - being able to whip up an interactive rebase by perhaps right-clicking a commit in the history of the curre
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by occz 3y ago
While this is true, the story is independently confirmed, so we can continue discussions on the subject anyway.
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by occz 3y ago
I would love to see the EU swiftly put down the law and make an example of Apple in this case. I'm sure it won't take too many 10% of global revenue-fines before they get in line.
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by occz 3y ago
They are working the narrative as hard as they can.
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by occz 3y ago
I find this argument kind of ridiculous - yes, access to Apple's APIs does bring value to its app developers, but crucially, the app developers increase the value proposition of Apple's product by being available on the platform.
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by occz 3y ago
I'm sure the regulation is plenty strong, given that trying to play a game of rules lawyering is something that doesn't really fly in the EU. The spirit of the law matters here, and I'm convinced that Apple will pay the price
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by occz 3y ago
Arguably you're no longer testing a unit if the unit involves an integration with an external component, making it an integration test per definition. Integration tests are fine, but they test something else - that your component integ
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by occz 3y ago
Given the rate at which companies change names or lose their top spot, maybe it's best to just refer to it as Big Tech?

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