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by pjdkoch 3y ago
/me cries in range locks and mutexes
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by pjdkoch 3y ago
Can you share more about what it takes to build something that'll digitally sign documents that'll be recognized by most countries?
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
Dirty under thirty.
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
Fantastic talk!
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
How is nobody mentioning crypto yet?
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
Maybe add (2011)?
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
This did have a bit of uptake in Brazil (non-hispanic latinos), but has died out AFAIK. From everywhere else, it's just been ignored. Don't push solutions from the outside. It's the "we're here to save you from your
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
Nobody masters programing. They just become less bad in their field of practice.
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
I also have this conspiracy theory. Maybe we should start selling t-shirts.
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
Such a misleading title. > [...] AMD now has a market share of 31.3% (up from 28.5% in Q4 2021) versus Intel's 68.7% (down from 71.5%) That's not "grabbing over 30%" in my book. It's grabbing 2.8%.
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
For free?
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
This is missing a [2021].
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
I was expecting LD_PRELOAD trickery.
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
> Understanding the incredibly high and hidden cost of conflict and anger. Films romanticize fighting the good fight. Avoiding a fight (legal, arguments, etc) until you absolutely can’t is worth a lot. This is known to be great project m
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
I don't think we're talking about the same things. > Not 5 years later, and when it is someone else's code. Just don't. That's precisely when you rewrite more: when the initial context is gone. > Initialisms a
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
> particularly considering that their troops are already popularly referred to as 'orcs', and Russia itself as 'Mordor'. The first source I found: https://archive.vn/q3VVx
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
No, it's more than I'm just dumb.
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
You're not alone. 3 to 5 letters works best for me. Obligatory reference, given the aesthetic: https://archive.vn/mIwG0 My rule of thumb is to avoid variable names that are only used once. Instead, use something like p
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
https://syncthing.net/ is your friend, too.
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
USB pen.
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
ITT: how poor incentive design and Taylorism can team up to wreck any organization. :P
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
I'm partial, because I work for them, but maybe use https://fractal.id/ ?
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
> I realized I was merely creating my own flavor of the distractions I'd tired of. Bam. Right in the kisser. This is the essence of it.
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
> the merge conflict resolution UI that lets you go file by file and has a 3-pane split for existing changes, merged file, and incoming changes `git config --global merge.conflictStyle diff3` If you ever wanna go back to the command line
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
DYM: Hurd immunity
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Choreography and Diligence: why microservices by default isn't a great bet(pko.ch)
2 points by pjdkoch 4y ago|1 comments
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
A lecture I gave, on 2022-06-08 for the 2022 course of [FEUP's Software Systems Architecture]( https://archive.ph/bMx3e ), highlighting the trade-offs of microservices and proposing instead using packages as boundaries.
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
~~/b~~ HN was never good.
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
And the PDF here: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2203.00671v2.pdf
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by pjdkoch 4y ago
Here's a talk they gave: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsMtVthpkzI

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