raziel2p

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by raziel2p 3y ago
That would be nice if it were true :(
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by raziel2p 3y ago
Then how does it relate to the original argument? Why does it matter that academia "already" has a pro-female bias in hiring? OP was talking about a workshop and speakers. Workshops and hiring are two different things, no?
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by raziel2p 3y ago
I have to read a lot between the lines here so correct me if I misunderstand what happened. You ran a workshop, in the academic field, which tends to hire more women than men these days (your words). Your workshop still managed to be male d
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by raziel2p 3y ago
Good. We don't need every conference to be of top quality speaker or content wise, the same way companies don't always need to hire all the top tech talent - especially if it comes at cost of inclusiveness and diversity.
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by raziel2p 3y ago
"Attracted by" seems disingenuous. More likely, top speakers (including male) want to know that the conference(s) they talk at put efforts into diversity. The same might also go for attendees.
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by raziel2p 3y ago
This article reads like nonsense to me, but the last point of security is just blatantly ignoring facts. > Are we talking about safety against hackers? The large majority of C++ applications are non-public facing. Total nonsense. Even a
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by raziel2p 3y ago
Why is the PM the meddling one here, and not the artist who (presumably un-prompted) added a duck to the game? Seems clear to me that the artist was the one who wanted to leave their mark in this story. Are some people allowed to and others
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by raziel2p 3y ago
ironically this rhetoric might be what pushes officials to use proper self hosted end to end communication channels.
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by raziel2p 3y ago
Rental flats can totally be a thing without private landlords in the picture - rental companies that are either government owned or follow strict government guidelines for example.
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by raziel2p 3y ago
> “The FTX fraud failure was a huge setback for the industry,” said David Pakman, an investor at CoinFund, a crypto investment firm. “That has tainted the market and made it harder to raise capital.” So the crypto industry want their pub
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by raziel2p 3y ago
Even as a couple, we prefer to pay extra to have a kitchen and a living room to just hang out in. If we literally just need a place to sleep a hotel is fine, but we enjoy actually living in the place we're visiting. That being said, th
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by raziel2p 3y ago
technically that's not dependency injection, but a global service locator.
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by raziel2p 3y ago
Groovy is... not Java.
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by raziel2p 3y ago
I usually interview for SRE positions, and I'd say the salary range for a senior is 90k-130k in Amsterdam. It may be possible to get even more in fintech or super big corporations, but I stay away from those.
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by raziel2p 3y ago
It is possible that the author meant "cannot" as "should not", but I doubt it.
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by raziel2p 3y ago
I've had multiple interviews and a few offers with companies, both big and small, offering significantly more than 80K/yr - unless you're referring to net salary, after taxes. My understanding was always that with freelancing
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by raziel2p 3y ago
I do think we still need to build more (correctly sized) housing, counteract urbanization, provide social housing, and I'm in favor of rent control in general. So don't get me wrong, I don't think progressive tax will solve t
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by raziel2p 3y ago
A simple one would be progressive tax on house ownership. For each house/apartment/whatever you own, you pay N% more tax on it than the previous one.
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by raziel2p 3y ago
They're really not, the internals are different, many features were added. https://docs.python.org/3/library/string.html#format-string-... https://docs.python.org/3/reference/lexic
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by raziel2p 3y ago
Puppet was just built with Ruby (and later re-written, I think?), in all my years interacting with it I never actually wrote any Ruby. Chef you obviously had to, but my impression is that the DSL is so extensive you might as well be writing
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by raziel2p 3y ago
the one thing I miss in apple notes is being able to drag and drop items of a list with checkboxes to re-order them.
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by raziel2p 3y ago
I don't really see why the two are different. 1. Technical / misunderstanding -> talk about how you feel 2. You or your partner or your relationship is changing (or you feel like it is) -> talk about how you feel
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by raziel2p 3y ago
Why? If it's petty it is by definition unimportant, so it can only cause damage by scaring people away or reinforcing an idea of a toxic community.
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by raziel2p 4y ago
Why not just link to the actual code repository? https://github.com/FiloSottile/age
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by raziel2p 4y ago
One interesting change: > The which program has been deprecated, and writes a warning to standard error (but still works, so long as stderr is not being captured along with stdout). Shell script writers are advised to use command -v inst
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by raziel2p 4y ago
> The IT folks at said multinationals hated our software why?
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by raziel2p 4y ago
an argument could be made that it's more likely for the password manager file to end up in a malicious actor's hand (in which case an unencrypted csv would be worse), than it is for a malicious actor to get access to your local fi
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by raziel2p 4y ago
Queue workers is a classic example. It's not necessarily about wanting an exact multiple of processes, but more about wanting to scale them up and down with a declarative configuration format. In the past I did actually use the templat
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by raziel2p 4y ago
Unfortunately Procfile doesn't support declaratively setting the number of processes, Heroku designed it so you have to specify that with their CLI.
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by raziel2p 4y ago
It's odd to me that systemd didn't implement a "run X number of processes" feature. I've also found it difficult to find a well-written tiny application written in C/Rust/Go whose only job it is to start a

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