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by sbov 8y ago
I find most "smart" professionals I interact with are people, mostly like other people. The internet is different of course, but if you're painting people with a broad brush based upon internet interactions, there are bigger
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by sbov 8y ago
Our Vatican tour guide said they always joked that there is probably a room somewhere in there full of statue penises.
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by sbov 8y ago
> I'm not entirely sure if a user account at an online store would require consent; in my view, cookies would be "strictly necessary" to provide the user experience a user expects You can 100% support a logged in account e
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by sbov 8y ago
It really depends upon what those 25 different services are. If they are trivial to separate sure. Like an image resizing microservice, an email sending microservice, and so on. I mean go wild, these are trivial. Coincidentally, when pe
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by sbov 8y ago
I generally agree with you but I'm for a single payer system like Canada. Because eventually, you have to stop looking for the ideal system and pick a good one. This has been talked about since Bill Clinton was president. I run acros
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by sbov 8y ago
It's amazing to me how many online friends I've lost contact with due people moving on from ICQ and AIM. Back in the early 2000s, due to online gaming and hobby software development, Trillian would regularly have around 50 people
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by sbov 8y ago
The problem is deeper than you imply. It's not just standards, at least not for everyone. I'm currently replacing a website that was developed several years ago that does not work on Firefox. It is nothing special. It's yo
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by sbov 8y ago
When it comes to speed of delivering, the most important thing is usually what you have experience in. If most of your experience is in SPAs then go for it.
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by sbov 8y ago
The shift started back in the late 2000s when the explosion of NoSQL and AWS made it easier than before for people to pretend they have problems they don't. Before NoSQL you had to do expensive/difficult stuff like manual database
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by sbov 8y ago
I can't wrap my head around it either, but I don't worry about it because I won't be around to care.
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by sbov 8y ago
When I was house hunting, 4 bedroom condos in a city basically didn't exist. Most of the ones I saw were 5-10x the price of a suburban 4 bedroom home - and that's ignoring the HOA fee, which many single family residences don&#x27
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by sbov 8y ago
> If you have your own domain you can use a catch all/wildcard address, eg. @mydomain.com I've done this before. You will get a shitload of spam. I recommend suffixing the user of all addresses with something you want to go t
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by sbov 8y ago
Sure. But on a school day my kid spends around 7 hours at school. And only 3 awake hours with me. And in those 3 hours we also have to fit in breakfast, dinner, chores, and getting them ready for school. So maybe 1 hour of actual time w
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by sbov 8y ago
A microservice doesn't have to be micro! They are oftentimes a single bounded context in domain driven design, which can be huge.
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by sbov 8y ago
The python network library Twisted was originally written for a game they wanted to program. They never ended up writing the game.
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by sbov 8y ago
Microservices doesn't necessarily mean you have a ton of services. A single microservice can encompass millions of lines of code. Honestly, its a bad name for the architecture.
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by sbov 8y ago
I'm not sure if there are many places to build a city without potentially massive natural disasters.
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by sbov 8y ago
This seems to break down who owns what: https://www.thebalance.com/who-owns-the-u-s-national-debt-33... The single largest holder of government debt is the Social Security Trust Fund.
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by sbov 8y ago
From the article: > The policy approved by the supervisors prohibits utility-oriented renewable energy projects — defined as projects that would mostly serve out-of-town utility customers, rather than local power needs — within the bound
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by sbov 8y ago
You can have it both ways. Have a section of facts and statistics along with links. And have a section of opinion. Media companies are heavy on opinion, and shockingly short on full facts. The vast majority of articles never do much work
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by sbov 8y ago
I had a hospital pull this on me when I was looking to get something done. They said we can't get the cash price because you can only get that if you don't have insurance, even if you know your insurance doesn't cover it, an
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by sbov 8y ago
In the USA, what a hospital charges does not necessarily have any correlation with the cost of servicing your problem. In the same city, the price of a procedure from hospital to hospital can vary by up to 10x.
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by sbov 8y ago
Don't go to the ER for a sprained thumb. Unless its an actual emergency, go to urgent care. I live in a pretty expensive area of California and they still only charge $95 per person they see. And our insurance covers it completely.
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by sbov 8y ago
Not only that, from what I can tell his girlfriend travels between Russia and the US to visit him.
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by sbov 8y ago
No need to use the 1000x number, there's actually information about this out there, at least when it comes to greenhouse gasses. In 2016: https://nepis.epa.gov/Exe/ZyPDF.cgi?Dockey=P100USI5.pdf Medium and Heavy d
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by sbov 8y ago
According to this argument, it seems like you don't even need a warrant canary. If you told your customers you would inform them of a warrant, and the government compelled you not to, under your arguments wouldn't that also be con
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by sbov 8y ago
I would love to get a design that works straight away in even just 1 language. Usually I get one that completely falls apart once you add in things like validation messaging or other dynamic elements.
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by sbov 8y ago
Sure, but it's not always obvious when a kid wearing a swim diaper poops. And they don't always tell you. Especially if they know it means they have to get out of the pool to change the diaper.
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Wouldn't this completely screw over corporations? Or do we have some other mechanisms that will continue to protect them from these abuses them but not other types of "persons"?
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Sometimes kids even poop in the pool. Happened at a pool we went to last week.

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