ribadeo

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by ribadeo 2y ago
Stick tables
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by ribadeo 2y ago
Skip all that jazz and write some php like it's 1998 and pay 5 bucks a month for Hostens or the equivalent... Well, that's the opposite costing side of the spectrum from serverless containerized dynamic lang runtime and a zillion
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by ribadeo 2y ago
As "tech jobs evaporate" or as commercial real estate values in a city plummet. There. Fixed it. Ai chicken thigh. No real programmers will be replaced. The dumb bubble of poo will implode, which brings its own issues...
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by ribadeo 2y ago
Nice try, dear author. Alternatively, please consider that automation is what actually empowers technological innovations of the last decades, that the entire AI path is a red herring; a wasteful nondeterministic red herring, a mistake. P
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by ribadeo 2y ago
Someone actually paid for emoji bundles?
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by ribadeo 2y ago
The name of this company has real meaning in Português which I reckon is unintended.
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by ribadeo 2y ago
So trust and honesty are unimportant when specifically bestowing titles for works completed with a thesis filled with tainted copied phrases?
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by ribadeo 2y ago
Payola scandal said that the mere fact the platform schemes to prioritize on-platform cheap dreck under multiple names says they are watering down product in a cheating fashion. Adulterated saffron got you burned on a pile of your own fake
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by ribadeo 2y ago
On what planet does that occur?
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by ribadeo 2y ago
Thanks for summarizing so eloquently what is WRONG with the precept that might equals right. If she floats she's a witch, if she drowns she must have been innocent is the flip side fallacy, but what you just outlined amounts to: &quot
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by ribadeo 2y ago
No, the DOD has NOT "declared them safe" Please confirm the actual statement made. No evidence of harm as of yet, or somesuch.
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by ribadeo 2y ago
The military did NOT "declare them safe". A spokesperson said that there was no proven harm done or something to that effect, as i particularly noted this oddball statement for what it was. Please do go back and confirm. I also t
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by ribadeo 2y ago
"Hapless" is the word that comes to mind. I mean, if the OSS you write gets commercialized and you aren't the one commercializing it...
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by ribadeo 2y ago
This piece, while providing context, makes me question basically everything about Redis, despite it's lovely API. Antirez extolling the virtue of the current LLM wave of hype coupled with his bizarre apologism for Redis Labs behavior i
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by ribadeo 2y ago
It seems odd to willfulky ignore Crystal language when discussing Ruby and speeding it up. Granted, macro semantics mean something else, more like c macros, but the general syntax and flow of Crystal is basically Ruby. https://cr
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by ribadeo 2y ago
Xenomai or rt extensions to linux, basically the rtlinux legacy, where the os is a low priority thread while your latency critical code runs bare metal or scheduled out of band
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by ribadeo 2y ago
There are STILL people drinking the techno-utopian kool-aid. Plenty of folks think Musk will do something smart someday, for humanity's benefit, despite all evidence to the contrary. I was here when the web showed up, and I can honest
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by ribadeo 2y ago
If you utilize the global village of the Internet, why, yes.
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by ribadeo 2y ago
Rust is one of the easiest languages for code refactoring, in my experience: the compiler amd clippy tell me everything i forgot to do. Just literally doing what clippy suggests often gets it compiled.
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by ribadeo 2y ago
You don't like the turbofish?
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by ribadeo 2y ago
Meh, I'll take his closing advice. If this were written in 2018 i might agree. Rust is currently exploding, however. C++ is footgun central, which is the opposite of typesafe. Go doesn't care about typesafety, and had it's
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by ribadeo 2y ago
Sensible. Kubernetes is an anti-pattern, along with containerized production applications in general. -replicates OS services poorly -OS is likely running on a hypervisor divvying up hardware resources into VPS's -wastes ram and cpu cy
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by ribadeo 2y ago
If only he will insist upon being on that first flight to Mars, they can keep him
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by ribadeo 2y ago
Spotify siphons yet more income artists should be getting into corporate coffers and Daniel Ek's bank account. No music lover should be using Spotify. They are notorious for driving the downward trend in streaming payments to artists.
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by ribadeo 2y ago
One can avoid container orchestration by avoiding the trend of containerizing your app. It wastes system resources, provides half-baked replicas of OS services, reduces overall security while simultaneously making networking a total pitas.
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by ribadeo 2y ago
I wonder how successful market pivots are, on average. Seems like flailing to me. How can one take money to achieve x, build plans and hire people to achieve x, and then do y instead and not fall down in the necessary interval, unless the y
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by ribadeo 2y ago
I can see that it has already eaten both your participles and your punctuation. Your user name couldn't be more apropo. However your sycophantic ramblings will not likely enhance your own bank account.
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by ribadeo 2y ago
Social media is not the PUBLIC, but billionaires busy brainwashing and fleecing the public.
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by ribadeo 2y ago
Social media largely feeds the petty culture war that substitutes for political dialog. I would say it's a strong net negative.
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by ribadeo 2y ago
Breaking the Snowden story wasn't serious journalism for you? I get that their culture/lifestyle take is a bit of a culture war outrage session, but their core journalism is some of the strongest in the world.

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