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Luckily the world does not consist of tech monopoly seats of power
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Because companies like John Deer can make a ton of money electrifying it
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Do you remember the Syniverse breach?
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What tools would you use to start going down this route? I'm completely unfamiliar but would like to learn more.
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And basic stuff like shitty family leave policies drive women out of the workforce.
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Tried and failed with the Gear
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5y ago
Plus the ability to jump into another repo with zero assistance to implement a change is not common. Aside from the technical skills needed, other stuff like filling out change control forms or making sure the build passes CI isn't som
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I'd say them lying about timelines and selling a dream that's not here for thousands of dollars is not harming them
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This is why I recently had to replace my glass trackpad
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5y ago
I really appreciate writeups like this because it gives me insight into lower level systems that I previously did not know existed.
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Cut the tea out of a bag and take a lighter to it. You'll know.
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https://youtu.be/ujMvnQpP528 Microsoft is saying that more parameters is inherently better. I'm sure there's reasonable limits that they need to be competently implemented.
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Also block heaters are a thing
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It's like if you turned tuning magic mana bases into a stand alone game.
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Is this basically a MitM attack as a proxy?
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FP?
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5y ago
Do other people use dynamic DNS services offered by domain registrars? I've use one for years and never have had an issue.
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5y ago
Your opinion of 1080p monitors is 100% tied to your GPU.
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5y ago
I second Kafka having massive operational overhead. It's a burden and is killing any support for it within our org.
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Everyone flushing the toilet at the same time to clean the pipes
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5y ago
I wrote a django app using postgres full text search. I ended up going with direct sql calls for anything more than a single record get because of all the specialized syntax. It's nice to keep stuff like new record creation clean, but
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5y ago
Imagine someone asked that at an informal gathering of friends and people you only met once or twice before. It'd make good conversation.
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5y ago
Non K SKUs don't boost forever
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I find that argument flawed since it's the ultimate form of "think of the children". It implies successful parenting is a zero sum game, and that by having a child you're taking love away from another.
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>where the pace is much more slow, like farms You're thinking of a very idealized farm.
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We need to replace faster than light with faster than gravity
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Smartphones have more impact. Smartphones are shipped in the billions each year and for most people on the planet it's their first and primary computer. PCs only ship in the 150 million per year range.
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With enterprise apps, I also have the budget to throw more computers at a problem. If it's between 2 weeks of my time, or to throwing another core at a VM, the extra core wins most of the time.
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Typing speed is not my bottleneck for generating code, it's renaming variables and rewriting it 5 times until it's no longer a mess. A Vulcan mind meld would be nice but lacks precision.
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I had a smoker friend in college and I'd join him outside. Pretty soon all my friends in the group were those social smokers.
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