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by rehasu 7y ago
And then you go another level deeper and see everything is actually just different ways of doing the same old Linux and/or Java. I feel especially in Ops people can see that all the time. For instance just today I saw someone debug a N
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by rehasu 7y ago
The fable of the scorpion and the frog is also unreal. Yet you can learn something from it. PS: And yes, good catch. Cao cao actually wasn't emperor officially. His son became emperor. Totally forgot that point for some reason.
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by rehasu 7y ago
Nowadays I find it more important to define what "high performance" means to me and enjoy it when it happen by itself instead of forcing myself into a scheme while destroying my health and happiness. Sometimes for me the KPI is di
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by rehasu 7y ago
A point that was also enlightening to me: Chinese literature has two components. One is the theoretical analysis like Sunzi Bingfa, Hanfeizi etc. The other examples of application in different contexts, given in form of stories. It's i
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by rehasu 7y ago
If you talk to physicists and they tell you we've got something right, stop talking to them. Every good(!) one knows that we got it wrong. Just a little less wrong than in the previous model. You cannot get it right. It wouldn't b
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by rehasu 7y ago
The very normal path of growing up as a leader: 1. people are good -> trying to do something good 2. doing good -> realizing many people are not good 3. stop doing good thing, start being frustrated 4. realizing one doesn't need
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by rehasu 7y ago
The problem for game libraries in general is that game dev lives in c++ world and c++ is awful for libraries. Most c++ devs I know would rather start writing a program by defining string than by learning to handle proper library management
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by rehasu 7y ago
This reminds me of GTA and probably a few Hollywood movies.
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by rehasu 7y ago
Is a federated system like Mastodon not setup in a way that users have access lists and if one server is down they simply connect to the next? I would expect to just limit the access to my server in a way that no illegal content is added to
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by rehasu 7y ago
If you want to just have a piece of official documentation, why not. And if you know Putin and Xi personally maybe you even have a chance to get the DDOSer.
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by rehasu 7y ago
Well, yes and no. Nowadays it's possible to serve all niches and the mainstream market together at the same time, through the same general service offering, simply by filtering and sorting the content according to user data. Therefore
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by rehasu 7y ago
My impression in recent years is that the middle class has real value in almost any society we had until now. They are the glue that brings stability to any organization, they are what keeps to energetic lower layer people from gaining powe
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by rehasu 7y ago
Think about what encryption should do. Think about what Machine Learning should do. The only thing you can do with ML on encrypted data is show where encryption needs to be improved. Or maybe there is a way to create ML models that produces
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by rehasu 7y ago
What does it do better than the oldest simple and elegant markdown editor, vim?
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by rehasu 7y ago
Just adding a bonus point system and giving bonus points for creating well documented problem tickets would do the same trick, imho.
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by rehasu 7y ago
Okay, are they planning an IPO or are they planning to get bought? I'd guess IPO. Otherwise increasing amount of rentals would probably be more important than making sure everything is legally air tight.
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by rehasu 7y ago
Since I started to work for big tech myself this is what I tell people most of the time: Stop thinking about complaints, start thinking about solutions to problems that everybody has. That is where the power of big tech comes from. I mean,
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by rehasu 7y ago
> short time in the 90s The first time I heard the word millenial was 2017. This world is weird. But in a world were people can choose their gender freely I think I can have the choice to use that word as I see fit. Feel free to do the s
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by rehasu 7y ago
Looks like the US is now trying to increase the division between East and West Europe, huh?
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by rehasu 7y ago
I don't know who came up with that definition. Gen-Y is born late 80s and 90s. Millenials are born in the new MILLENIUM.
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by rehasu 7y ago
Are we ignoring Gen Y?
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by rehasu 7y ago
It is not voting against your own interest if your interest is a fair world and not highest amount of private money.
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by rehasu 7y ago
I'd argue kettles and toasters are not independent actors. A toaster won't make a decision if another toast is needed, it will not grab a slice of bread and then toast it. But a roomba is really an independent actor and we already
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by rehasu 7y ago
I strongly believe that the future should go in this direction. And not just for robots but also for AI. Just like cars and smartphones they must be extensions of us humans instead of independent actors. One reason is safety, as probably ma
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by rehasu 7y ago
You might have never been in a VP+ position in a company then. A lot of tasks in these positions are about avoiding consequences or shifting blame for actions that are either necessary but look bad or that had to be made with way too little
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by rehasu 7y ago
If I host a web server, and the only access is the ssh port, how should anybody guess that I use it to host a git repo that you and I work on together? More is not needed. Might even work on public clouds since you shouldn't really rai
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by rehasu 7y ago
Why would anybody have the "smart idea" to put anti-government source code on a centralized source code management website? This was probably on purpose to gain some media attention...
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by rehasu 7y ago
I think here American and German sentiment differ. From the American perspective the informed general public comes as a result of every ambitious group of people trying to pull you in their direction and you using as much of that input as p
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by rehasu 7y ago
> but we know they cannot because of the LAWS that are protecting IP owners I don't think that's a fair assessment. I played a bunch of less well defined tactical competitive games when I was younger and even though the rules w
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by rehasu 7y ago
I have the same google that you have (assuming that you don't live in a country with a "Secret Special Google" project). What you find feel free to share it here for others to read. :)

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