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by rester324 1y ago
But didn't you just do exactly that by calling the parent's thoughts preconceived notions? Edit: parent changed his/her comment after I posted my criticism. Originally it was much shorter and only wrote that the parent's
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by rester324 1y ago
I don't think that Jordan Peterson is toxic. Although I haven't watched any of his videos for years now, so that might have changed. What makes him toxic in your opinion? On the other hand I believe what you wrote can be summarize
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by rester324 1y ago
Because there is no punishment for handling data with so much carelesness. If there was a law which seriously punished them, the app would be long gone. That's what you get when the tech bros dictate how the legislation should work
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by rester324 1y ago
Proof needed, otherwise it didn't happen. And I secretly hope that this is some kind of low quality satire
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by rester324 1y ago
Which is a wrong conclusion if I understand you correctly. You can just host your own package repo and run your own verification to confirm if a package is indeed vulnerable or not. If it's not, you can just continue your operations as
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by rester324 1y ago
I think this would be a fair assessment, if the security advisory would be true. Since it's most probably false, the implications you refer to remain hypothetical, while the cost of cleaning up after npm's decision are measured in
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by rester324 1y ago
That page is very outdated. More than 4 years old! Not even close to the current prices! Also, just for your information, the japanese yen was continuously deflated in US dollars in the last 2 years or so. So even if it might seem from the
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by rester324 1y ago
I think this largely depends on the size of the flat. So how large of a flat are you referring to?
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by rester324 1y ago
I am not sure what do you mean by forward looking? There are huge shopping districts under construction even right now in very central locations in Tokyo, basically building office towers and shopping malls. What's forward looking abou
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by rester324 1y ago
You are generally wrong, but minimally true. If what you wrote was true, these people would be titled leaders or officers. But they aren't. Because they aren't. It's not that complicated. And yes, rarely some people show lead
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by rester324 1y ago
Yeah, and wikipedia also states that engineering is a decision making process (often iterative) in which the engineering sciences, basic sciences and mathematics are applied to convert resources optimally to meet a stated objective. So whic
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by rester324 1y ago
These are not facts. These are mostly speculation.
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by rester324 1y ago
I am not convinced. If what you write was true, then the rate of bugs of those incredible devs would simply fall to zero at one point, and at that point they would become a legend who we all would have heard of by now. So the whole story so
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by rester324 1y ago
> Honestly, I don’t care about the “best coders.” > Interestingly, the best AI assisted devs have often moved to management/solution architecture Is it just me? Or does it seem to others as well that you pretty much rank these pe
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by rester324 1y ago
> Interestingly, the best AI assisted devs have often moved to management/solution architecture, and they find the AI code tools brought back some of the love of coding This suggests me though that they are bad at coding, otherwise
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by rester324 1y ago
Feeling triggered? Feeling afraid? And yes, every claim needs to be proven, otherwise those who make the claims will only convince 4 year olds. >People who understand their domains well and are excellent written communicators can craft p
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by rester324 1y ago
But you just confirmed everything the blogpost claimed. You didn't share any evidence with us even though you claim unbelievable things. You even went as far as registering a throwavay account to hide your identity and to make verifyin
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by rester324 1y ago
Interesting, I haven't heard of this station before, but most of the Shonan area has the vibe of a surf village so the music pretty much matches that vibe. Sounds like a station I'll visit more often.
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by rester324 1y ago
Maybe, but you forgot to write what's the benefit...?!
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by rester324 1y ago
I am a dull man by every measure. I don't have interesting hobbies, I am not an influencer, I don't post interesting posts on social media and I don't travel a lot, I don't do extreme things, I barely have any money at t
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by rester324 1y ago
Without knowing anything about the technical details, this sounds like a new type of URN to me
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by rester324 1y ago
Well that might be true, but I think the reason why they are blatantly acting like that because stakeholders and decision makers are detached from their decisions timewise. That's why I bring such topics as maintenance and stability ve
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by rester324 1y ago
Interesting. I wouldn't have thought that. I have an MS in CS from a small Eastern-European state run university, but the curriculum looked very differently: a ton of applied math yes, but also assembly programming, graphics programmin
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by rester324 1y ago
Yeah, they copied that too and the smugness of the early java community. One example below, although I frequently bump into conversations in the golang community in the same vein just don't bother to save them: https://githu
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by rester324 1y ago
I don't think this is true. The proportion of short term rental places in some districts in European cities are as high as 8-10% and it's growing. IMO it's meaningless to cite this 0.1% non-sense, because nobody will rent an
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by rester324 2y ago
Why would you not focus on writing OO code in an OO language for example? Would you start writing OO code in a functional langugage? No you wouldn't, because it would be pointless. There are programming paradigms for a reason
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by rester324 2y ago
Uncle Bob is one of the core contributors to Fitnesse, which had moderate success in the Java popularity era back in the day. Also, you do understand that people worked as software engineers even before Github became popular, or open sourci
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by rester324 2y ago
I guess the biggest challenge is gonna be not to get stuck in those narrow alleys that they call streets in Japan. Some of them can hardly take a kei car, let alone a sedan I can already see in my imagination all the jijis swearing when the
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by rester324 4y ago
Something which surprises me is that these full-width and half-width formattings are still enforced sometimes even these days in new Japanese web services. Considering that there is a seemingly easy lossless transformation path from/to