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by roguas 5y ago
But that is the nature of exploits. They often operate outside of a program modyfing its memory, applying visual aid etc. Thus permissions like that are kind of required. Now, you can dispute if some random online lobby should perhaps have
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by roguas 5y ago
Let's not forget data mining. People build whole businesses on this and a lot of them are parastic. They are profiting on data that is sometimes costly to obtain. All the companies that scrape linkedin tied it to other socialmedia and
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by roguas 5y ago
very little work - 30 hours a week? I think "older" people at FAANGlikes put max 15 hours a week.
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by roguas 5y ago
I think it's the archetypical story of you either die a hero... People find new ways to cope with complex problems, they soon become bound to those new ways.
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by roguas 5y ago
This. I was in Pune, 5* hotel district. One foot out of the district and boom you are metal scrap district. I think its probably understandable that poorest allocate close to the richest - better left overs, hand wave charity etc. (Charity
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by roguas 5y ago
This. I think I understand the basic concepts, but you get a first big slap with doing your first curl to some other service. Ergonomics of the libs is often times horrible. You are in this constant loop, oh I can't do this I need alge
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by roguas 5y ago
That's a stretch. First of all calling someone a loser cause he seeks other values in life? Also I am a huge loser, cause my car has been in garage for a year(covid homeoffice) and it got very dusty. Is rusty car really a denominator f
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by roguas 5y ago
Further. It is "Free Expression Award". So there is even no gymanstics required in definitions. "Free expression" is something that anybody can define any way as there is no contesting an idea that is not commonly recogn
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by roguas 5y ago
Oh. I don't care that there is some thirdparty. Its negligable, the only important actors in the event are: - Susan the CEO of Youtube - Youtube team - Google/Alphabet team - People/Users People share the optics of the event.
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by roguas 5y ago
You would have to return to definition for 'freedom of speech'. There is a good chance that somebody may have very different concept of what it means. Someone can consider banning hateful speech as activity towards 'more&#x27
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by roguas 5y ago
To some extent. I have seen tons of scenarios istio/loadbalancing/other managed services that cannot be easily reproducible without 'the cloud'. I would say it is much more portable.
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by roguas 5y ago
s3 is pretty much defacto standardized api for object store... tons of others follow minio, digital ocean etc. dynamodb despite being a heavily promoted product at aws is not really a staple, but a crutch since rdbms doesn't scale that
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by roguas 6y ago
This, but typically a team of 20 has 1 monolith, afterwards team of 20 has 8 microservices. Equivalent of one battle squad now has to learn a bit of tanking, learn a bit of flying etc.
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by roguas 6y ago
not personally triggered, but putting side by side racist, fascist and ancap is a little unfair?
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by roguas 6y ago
Yup, clojure people have no love for jvm. It's a source of libraries, period.
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by roguas 6y ago
Sure cherrypicking postgres since it has more experience as "on-prem". Try and replicate s3 type of service for me or something like sns - even without fancy stuff.
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by roguas 6y ago
ok, so 8 hours from vaping in the evening should also not impact your next day
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by roguas 6y ago
I saw that. Honestly I think it maps better.
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by roguas 6y ago
I love how quick haskell folks are to bring types and say "hey look, look how neatly we can express this". What is skipped is that assemblies take unordered input. Why this is important, because the neatness would start to collaps
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by roguas 6y ago
Haskell would not be considered pure or stateless as well. What the OP is saying there are several qualities which indicate you are dealing with functional language and they are not super rigid. Typically first-class functions indicate that
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by roguas 6y ago
Welcome to Haskell :) Just 'Align the types' :)
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by roguas 6y ago
I love it. It goes to show why I love/hate Haskell. . Im pretty sure most of you just look at signatures(colors) only, further I think most of you just tried a couple of different options until "type" clicks. It is pretty evi
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by roguas 6y ago
No, they do not. Or at the very least you should not draw conclusions like that. How do you corelate language skills with technical abilities? There is large group of people who even with perfect language skills is unable to shake off the a
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by roguas 6y ago
Variable names are the only thing that can reasonably guide you in time of need. Thinking that variable names are not all that important is not a good take.
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by roguas 6y ago
I think there is some legal break dance in NL. My understanding was that "last selling hands" as long as they sell in small quantities are considered legal. So coffeeshop selling couple of grams is legit. But how the coffeeshop ob
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by roguas 6y ago
People buy or have already nongeneric coolers for this types of cpu. Almost always.
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by roguas 6y ago
You need to define rewrite and refactor. Extensive refactoring is rewriting. Analogy is not really great since most of the time in Factorio you will be refactoring by rewriting pieces of your factory. But the balance is a good metaphor. Aft
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by roguas 6y ago
This. I would even suggest it might be good training to coop with the manager if it was a possibility. I bet manager would learn quickly whats a technical debt, why it shouldn't be ignored and that sometimes high level goals cannot be
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by roguas 6y ago
Exactly my review. I usually play it when work is slow to keep my brain entertained, but when I get proper work at work - factorio is no longer my friend. Game is like drugs - ill just do small updates to my fab - boom its 4am.
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by roguas 6y ago
> But I know how much it sucks writing software that no-one wants To be honest it does not. If you are business-driven person it does, if you are more into the craftsmanship this is a dream scenario. Suddenly a lot of freedom is granted

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