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by outime 5y ago
I haven't commented on this thread until now (I left PHP so many years ago, I have nothing to add) but are you suggesting to never discuss with other peers about the available tools for the job? Could you be more specific on your propo
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I've never used pyszne but if I ever use such service I'd use my CC to pay and if I never get a refund I'd just file a chargeback. Sure, they may just ban you but you get your money back and you don't have to deal with
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by outime 5y ago
I personally think we should stop labeling a whole diverse group under the most stupid categorization we can think of. Media is also guilty of this, for example when some outlet posted something like “anti-vaxxers are now drinking betadine”
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by outime 5y ago
What’s more interesting is that most of these people will survive this episode (given the known mortality data) and thus will “win” the debate (from their point of view) and will never ever trust the government (or health authorities) again
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This snippet has been constantly criticized and somehow it makes me think that the people who loudly complain about it have never worked in any kind of big company - which is fine but it shows a lack of empathy, experience or both. You can
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This is going to sound cynical but what you suggest doesn’t make money so there’ll never be such campaign in US unless there’s a way to make more money out of it compared to the current state of things - which is very difficult. The entire
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by outime 5y ago
It must be real challenging to browse the web without an adblocker.
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by outime 5y ago
This doesn’t prevent bugs (if we’re talking about logical ones), it prevents extended outages because of them. In other words, if the application crashes you can log such fact and fix it later while your end users won’t notice a problem on
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by outime 5y ago
> This might be a deal the housing cooperative (equivalent) has with the operator though, I'm only renting. Yes it is. I imagine most of the people upgrade the base speed amyway and you can get it pretty cheap e.g. 100/100 for
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by outime 5y ago
Besides what others have pointed out about the base64 comment which is very unfortunate coming from RedHat... this is a very superficial article which doesn’t really explain how to actually store secrets safely. I found happiness by either
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by outime 5y ago
I didn't feel it'd be necessary to specify to what I'm referring to from your short comment but to answer your question yes, I'm arguing with this particular part of your post: >Can we officially admit that fb not onl
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by outime 5y ago
Such strong statements on this website with no facts presented whatsoever never ceases to amaze me. “I hate FB therefore you gotta agree everyone else does as well”. Outside of our little bubble most of the people really don’t care even if
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by outime 5y ago
An important reminder about the existence of the silent majority which won't cease to exist even if you keep shaming them for their ideas.
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As a counterpoint, psilocybin forced me to make uncomfortable changes in my life in just two sessions and absolutely zero effects, also very cheap. But then it took a couple months preparing myself to do it properly and with someone. It sav
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How are they supposed to collect fines then?
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I understand that you want to promote your solution and you have a disclaimer in the previous comment - and that's great. But if you keep insisting then you should IMHO at least provide some reasons on why your solution may be better t
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I don’t think OP meant otherwise, it was just a description of what being a med student entails because the submission is about med students.
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by outime 5y ago
>Not that I've ever done anything wrong, ... When you see that people need to write this disclaimer even on this website it feels like the privacy ship has long sailed.
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Yeah I have exactly this. I tolerate small amounts but I avoid it on a daily basis. And I do love cheese but ain’t worth it. Lactose-free (aka adding lactase) helps sligthly but it seems it’s not the only thing causing trouble to me. All in
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by outime 6y ago
I'd say a sample of 5000 random phone numbers is more representative than individual comments from a community obsessed (in a positive way) with privacy.
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by outime 6y ago
>Nobody uses Signal in France [from the 5000 sample] If one would've come to HN and read the last few months worth of posts you'd come to think that a lot of people from around the world moved to Signal. But then again this is
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by outime 6y ago
I also understood it that way but I can understand how some folks may get it the other way.
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I’m not talking about people who can’t afford paying and needing one, but even those can find a designer to help them if the project is interesting enough. I have done it myself and it’s been good for everyone involved. But my comment was t
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by outime 6y ago
Totally agree. I don’t understand why so many programmers insist on designing stuff themselves. Except few exceptions we all suck at that (but then I admire people who are good at both).
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>Which is why it's so utterly toxic that corporate America runs on an interrupt driven system, with meetings sprinkled carelessly across engineer calendars. As a person who’s worked in both american and european big companies... I c
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by outime 6y ago
WiFi range extenders usually implies same home and same family members and not the house down the hill so neighbors don’t need to pay their own. It’s a bit absurd though since that house wouldn’t be able to pay their own in this case.
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Even if you have access to an up-to-date source code it doesn't guarantee at all they'd be running a completely different version if so they wish. I mean this have just happened yet this question kind of implies you'd still t
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>Is it okay if the item is gone, but the cache remains for just a little window of time? If not, can we remove it from the cache first, then for real? This is typically called eventual consistency [1] which is common when working with
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Nostalgia and attacking Google (or almost any big corporation) is usually very welcomed here.
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I’m yet another spaniard abroad for close to a decade and couldn’t agree more, it’s like night and day. The only way to have a decent job in Spain is by working for a foreign company (as a remote worker or FTE if they have a spanish office)

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