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> Not to say that npm shouldn't have had namespaces by default, but I think there's good reason not to blindly do everything the way the Java community did. I'm not saying that they should have blindly copied Java, but the
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Namespaces, for one.
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It's a joke.
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> Why are you unpublishing it in the first place? Just leave it alone and slap a deprecation notice on it. This doesn't work if you've accidentally published sensitive information or files. Though I agree that deleting packages
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Incremental builds and test caching (plus that nifty UI) were always two things that made me strongly consider switching to Gradle.
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You can search "how to do X Gradle" and come away with a dozen implementations. There often seems to be at least 3 different APIs to accomplish a simple task, one ancient that's deprecated but kept around for compatibility re
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> In a similar vein, the employees don't own their position at the company. Employment arrangements are made through mutual agreements. > If the company says something an employee doesn't like, the employee is free to leave.
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Build directives are magic comments. Embed is a magic comment but you also need to import it. Weird magic syntax to declare enums. Etc.
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> It is not 23andMe's responsibility to check if other services are breached, cross-reference the users in that other service, get the leaked password list, and then see if those leaked passwords are currently in-use on their websit
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I think "gun kills person" sounds strange, but "vehicle hits person" does not. I've seen countless articles with a headline of that nature. http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/metro-no
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> Why do Realtors earn 2.5% of a house they sell? Because sellers are nervous it'll cost them more not to pay. That's debatable. Where I live realtors are seen as slimy as used car salesmen. It's an open secret that realto
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I wouldn't consider it clickbait any more than "pedestrian struck by vehcile." It's implied that LLMs are tools.
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What's worse, if a person polluting a valuable system with nonsense is knowingly malicious or completely clueless? To me, this is the evolution of script kiddies and beg bounties. https://www.troyhunt.com/beg-bounties&#
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I love the hundreds of critical vulnerabilities on test libraries for nonsense like ReDOS or "if you write code that does something unsafe, it will do something unsafe."
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If I had to guess it's this, but it seems like the researcher's claims didnt stand up to scrutiny. https://old.reddit.com/r/HobbyDrama/comments/nku6bt/kernel_d...
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That might have been it. It seems that narcolepsy is also correlated with a deficiency in growth hormones.
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A DAO is fundamentally a voting mechanism. It isn't and doesn't do anything without custom software implementation, and more importantly doesn't really have any enforcement mechanisms. I say this because a DAO doesn't he
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> Never once in my twenty years have I heard anyone say it’s nice because “you don’t have to read the docs” or “it works in a browser. I've seen multiple people argue these points. shrug
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The three common types of "REST" I have encountered in enterprise dev are: 1. Ancient XML/SOAP based APIs Frankenstiened to use JSON 2. Poorly implemented RPCs advertised as "JSON REST API", usually the entire thin
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I'm only aware of his views against gay marriage. Do you have more info on him being openly racist and sexist? Searching for his name + racist or sexist doesn't seem to yield any results. Off topic, but I think your edit is agains
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This is what I've read as well. I can't remember where, but I was listening to a guy talk about his sleep disorder and one of the main symptoms he described was being able to instantly fall into REM.
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That doesn't make it a conspiracy theory anymore than saying large companies participating in union-busting is a conspiracy theory. To quote the late George Carlin "you don't need a formal conspiracy when interests converge.&
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Is there any evidence that office space isn't valuable if it's empty or that companies have massively overhired due to low interest rates...? I appreciate skepticism but it seems needlessly dismissive to say none of them pass a sn
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> I don't understand this conspiracy theory about multi billion dollar companies willing to sacrifice their productivity for tens of millions of dollars in real estate. How is this a "conspiracy theory?" Some of the larges
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It isn't about productivity, that's just the excuse they use to sell it to the masses. Things it's actually about include, but are not limited to: - money locked up in real estate - pressure from local governments to get empl
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> No, extinction of species due to infections is not a planetary catastrophe. It's natural and perennial. It is reductive to describe invasive species with no predators destroying native crops and forests as "natural."
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> This is a fallacy. You can't say "this other CEO did something" if you're trying to make a point about Sam. If you have a problem with Sam doing something illegal, say it. There is nothing fallacious about my commen
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This comment reminds me of when Bird's CEO described their intentional subversion of municipal legislation as "innovating on the regulatory front." A lot can be accomplished by skirting pesky rules and regulations. It isn&#x2
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This is really cool; I hate this.
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There are plenty of solutions you can run in-house like Keycloak or PingFederate. Not using Okta or Azure AD doesn't meant hand-crafting your own tooling.

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