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by okeuro49 2y ago
Apple did the right thing. I would much rather they were transparent, so that people can move services, rather than build a backdoor in secret, to appease the far-left Labour government.
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by okeuro49 2y ago
> Bureaucracies are a “common good” because of their human element This is a joke --right?
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> In Java, people will pull in a 300MB+ mega-framework for a hello-world REST service. Oh and another 200MB for ORM. Another 250MB+ for nailpolish, etc. I just now used https://start.spring.io/ to generate a project usin
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by okeuro49 2y ago
> You can use the battle-tested libraries wrapped by Spring directly. For OAuth specifically, Spring does very little. Then you have to work to make the libraries all work together. And deal with updates. Spring Boot allows to to update
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by okeuro49 2y ago
So many times I have had to deal with custom "frameworks". I've become jaded. At least with Spring, you only have to learn it once.
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by okeuro49 2y ago
> I tend to say that ultra-framework kills people's expertise and in the long term hardly saves resources. You can use as much of Spring or as little as you want. Don't want Hibernate? Use JDBC template. I have noticed that peo
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by okeuro49 2y ago
> But a lot of people use it with spring/spring boot, a technology designed to work around the complexities of a particular type of middleware... No, people use it because we don't want to reinvent the wheel. Spring is well doc
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by okeuro49 2y ago
> That's what killed the Java write-once, run-anywhere promise. I write Java software on Intel and deploy to an arm device. The promise seems to work for me.
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I'm comparing the UK with ten years ago.
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Have a look at Free Speech Union UK for some examples.
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They're nothing like Trump? You should research what happened to Liz Truss.
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https://www.thefp.com/p/muslim-grooming-gangs-cover-up-keir-...
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I use the strategy of not having any social media on my phone. If I want to doom scroll, I have to open up the laptop.
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by okeuro49 2y ago
https://bsky.app/profile/realbabylonbee.bsky.social
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by okeuro49 2y ago
> padding out their estimates by 150 or 200% - to avoid the blame storms they'd seen for missing "deadlines". This is good advice, as devs tend to underestimate.
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People don't find authoritarian communism aspirational.
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by okeuro49 2y ago
It's getting really noticeable across every western democracy. The far-left strategy seems to be clientele politics, and attempting to rule over the fractured result.
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by okeuro49 2y ago
I recommend Spring Boot, it provides a "blessed" set of dependencies that work with each other. When you want to upgrade, you just need to increase one version (the Spring Boot version).
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This could have still been explained just by providing the legal requirements that led to the decision.
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by okeuro49 2y ago
The defining feature of PHP isn't really string templating, but its shared-nothing architecture. https://slack.engineering/taking-php-seriously/ I would consider poor man's PHP as something to reimplement tha
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by okeuro49 2y ago
"informations" is a good one for non-native English language speakers to look out for.
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> Calling the Southport riots "justified" He explained the riots within the context. Not once did he say violence was justified. In comparison, Nick Lowles, leader of a far-left organisation, claimed falsely that Muslims had be
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by okeuro49 2y ago
Stephen Yaxley-Lennon repeatedly called for calm, and explicitly condemned the violence. The lies around this issue are really noticeable now. I used to believe that Yaxley-Lennon -- "Tommy Robinson" -- was a bigot, until I watche
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by okeuro49 2y ago
The UK government and media recently coordinated to label anyone protesting about completely failed government immigration policy as "far-right". In my lifetime, today is the most concerned about I have ever felt about living in t
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> The market does not have a concept of fairness, only competition. The market exists through legal means, which also include mechanisms for fair competition.
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Black women are more likely to suffer from comorbities, such as obesity: > 56.9 percent for black women. It stands at 36.2 percent for white women [1] Obesity increases the risk of maternal mortality. [1] https://www.self.com&
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by okeuro49 2y ago
We have a "DevOps" team, which is ops.
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France generates around 70pc of its electricity from nuclear. Who cares about this?
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>It was not. It was actually a profit centre for the NHS as they can (and did) charge foreigners. Makes a good story though. "Migrants coming to work, study or join family members currently receive free NHS treatment in the same way

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