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by reshlo 2y ago
I don’t like working in teams where some people have been there for much longer than everyone else. It’s very difficult to get opportunities for growth. Most of the challenging work is given to the seniors, because it needs to be done as fa
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by reshlo 2y ago
In many cases, we didn’t deliver sooner than we could have, because my solution had roughly equivalent implementation costs to the solution that was chosen instead. In some cases the bug was discovered before we’d even delivered the feature
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by reshlo 2y ago
> In reality, the ‘right way’ path being advocated for, statistically will also waste a lot of time, and over-engineering waste can and does grow exponentially, while under-engineering frequently only wastes linear and/or small amou
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by reshlo 2y ago
> Some of this technology has a completely different level of complexity that to this day I am not able to grasp Enterprise JavaBeans mentioned?
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by reshlo 2y ago
I’ve had the opposite experience before. As a young developer, there were a number of times where I advocated for doing something “the right way” instead of “the good enough way”, was overruled by seniors, and then later I had to fix a bug
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by reshlo 2y ago
Along with the Caribbean, Bermuda, and Saint Pierre and Miquelon.
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by reshlo 2y ago
> So, am I to understand that prime beach real estate is to be taxed the same as a plot in a desert or swamp? Why would that be the case? A beachfront plot would likely have a higher value than a plot in a desert or swamp, so the tax lev
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by reshlo 2y ago
If we could solve climate change purely technologically, I wouldn’t feel let down by the fact that we solved climate change. I would absolutely support solving it in that way. I would also feel frustrated by the knowledge that there were ma
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by reshlo 3y ago
> It seems quite obvious to me that it will be cheaper The New Zealand government estimates that a gravity storage scheme with a capacity of 5TWh would cost 14 billion NZ dollars to construct. https://www.mbie.govt.nz/bui
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by reshlo 3y ago
Ctrl+F “burrito” Ctrl+F “endofunctors”
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by reshlo 3y ago
> It's not really a replacement for attending a conference live but it's a mostly inexpensive (money and time) way to get exposed to a lot of the formal content of a conference. This is something that has troubled me about in-p
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by reshlo 3y ago
The text preceding that list is “if … you want a diverse audience ”, which suggests they’re asking conference organisers to send personalised invitation letters to every foreigner who wants to attend, not just speakers. That could mean t
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by reshlo 3y ago
Maybe fewer people being able to attend in person will force more conferences to take accessibility seriously. WWDC seems to have taken this to heart, for example.
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by reshlo 4y ago
There are very few similarly well known people who offer more frequent or more constructive criticism of Apple than Gruber does.
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by reshlo 4y ago
“Yeet”
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by reshlo 4y ago
Having a better understanding of who the essential employees are is necessary, but not sufficient, to run a more profitable company than the current market leaders.
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by reshlo 4y ago
> When you'll get Android updates > Update schedules vary by device, manufacturer, and mobile carrier. > If you have a Pixel phone, learn when you’ll get updates. > If you have another Android device, contact your manufactu
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by reshlo 4y ago
Messages is end-to-end encrypted. The key is stored in iCloud backups if they’re enabled (and if I recall correctly the messages on your device are backed up as part of an iCloud backup as well), but you can turn those backups off. > [
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by reshlo 4y ago
Needing a piece of code reviewed should almost never block a developer. They should have several other tasks they can do in the meantime. The review may take 5 minutes, but it could cost you 30 minutes of context switching if you’re in the
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by reshlo 4y ago
They appear to be published in these two articles, as described and cited by Snopes[1]: Dantzig, George B. “On the Non-Existence of Tests of ‘Student’s’ Hypothesis Having Power Functions Independent of Sigma.” Annals of Mathematical Statis
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by reshlo 5y ago
They would still have to type it at some point if I were busy when they originally had the question. It’s not a waste of keyboard time for them to type it now, even if I don’t read it until later.
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by reshlo 5y ago
There have been many points of friction in the history of C# and Swift caused by company-driven goals influencing the development of the language ecosystem in ways that some of their communities disagreed with. Leaving that aside, those lan
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by reshlo 5y ago
The choice often isn’t between having a given derivative work be permissively licensed or copyleft. It’s between having the derivative work exist at all or not. As a software author, choosing a license that requires people to be subject to
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by reshlo 5y ago
I don’t think it matters whether the GPL can successfully be enforced against the example you describe. The license’s author intended that it could be, and that is what matters. A philosophical disagreement with the license’s intent shouldn
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by reshlo 5y ago
But why did they need to introduce cURL into the article?
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by reshlo 5y ago
The flight was travelling due north from Lutsk and had already passed over Lida, approaching the Lithuanian border, before it was diverted. It was significantly closer to Vilnius (its destination) than to Minsk.
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by reshlo 5y ago
The former is past perfect[1], and the latter is past perfect progressive.[2] There are subtleties involved, but the most basic use case is that the former refers to an action that took place before some point in the past (to which the sent
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by reshlo 5y ago
Homebrew has build servers that compile pre-built binaries.[1] Most of the common software that people install with it (not considering Casks) comes in this form. It’s not the case that anyone can upload a malicious formula, either. They do
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by reshlo 6y ago
One is harder to understand than the other because it requires knowledge of YAML, Kubernetes, Nginx, httpbin, REST, and extremely complex regular expressions. It also has many dependencies. The problem can and should be solved in a handful
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by reshlo 6y ago
What I’m suggesting is that the following still has to access CHILD despite only projecting columns from PARENT. If I understand it correctly, not projecting any columns from a joined table doesn’t mean it won’t be accessed, even for vanill

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