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ses1984
7y ago
What's a conscious level?
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ses1984
7y ago
It's unlikely plain emacs struggled with that file.
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ses1984
7y ago
This is handwaving a bit, you still have to manually create the migration that results from your model code change, and also apply the migration. It's "automatic" because you just have to issue a single command for each, and
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ses1984
7y ago
No, they aren't functionally the same for all protocols, because of things like SNI.
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7y ago
>I also wish there was a way to also say "not willing to relocate" (is there?). Would that stop recruiters from asking?
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ses1984
7y ago
If it were just 2x worse wouldn't that still be pretty horrifying? Let's not split the wrong hairs.
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7y ago
>Getting someone to loose weight is a lot like getting someone to stop doing drugs. If they dont want to do it, you are pretty much screwed unless imprisonment is an option. You yourself stick to your diet or you dont. Right, so the ques
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7y ago
Cleaner burn?
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ses1984
7y ago
When you can get people to adhere to -8.6% calorie diets let the rest of the world know.
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ses1984
7y ago
Sure pulling in a giant magical reflection heavy test framework has costs but I think it's well worth it.
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7y ago
There are test frameworks that obviate the need to do this.
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7y ago
You probably want something that checks for similarly spelled words, maybe natural language processing, whole or partial word matching, indices on all this, etc. If all you want is to grep your email, that's different, I think you can
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ses1984
7y ago
"fast full text search" is something better provided by software that specializes in fast full text search. Rdbms for the email use case is kind of orthogonal to fast full text search.
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7y ago
Oh really, you "confirmed" search results were "comparable," do tell...
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7y ago
It doesn't have to be a store of value to be critical to fortunes greater than bitcoin wallets, or even life and limb.
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ses1984
7y ago
>there's a lot of faith in maintainers to stay ahead of the threats. Isn't that true of basically all software?
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7y ago
Sure you can bake 3fa into your applcation. Hashicorp vault has something like this to generate a root token. You can split your unseal key according to shamirs secret sharing. You can bring together a specified number of unseal key shards
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ses1984
7y ago
Do you mean multiple people required to get a single totp code or multiple people authorized to get a single totp code?
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ses1984
7y ago
What do you mean by x person key system, multiple parties are requested to auth to grant access, something like shamirs secret sharing?
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7y ago
If you think the margins aren't thin, why don't you swoop in and undercut them?
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7y ago
Coke actually has regulatory protections in place. They can use flavor extracted from coca plant through a special arrangement with the dea. Anyway they sell all kinds of varieties of sugar water, and the margins are extremely thin.
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7y ago
They can make your water taste a lot better. My tap water is barely palatable. If I didn't use these filters, I would drink tap anyway but the rest of my family would probably resort to bottled water.
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7y ago
The name of this fallacy is appeal to authority.
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ses1984
7y ago
daily scrum + sprint planning + backlog grooming = micromanagement Micromanagement looks a lot different to me.
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7y ago
You can already do that. Phone faces are orders of magnitude harder than metal keys. It's usually dirt in your pocket that scratches phones, and if a piece of dirt is on the screen when it flips closed then it will still most certainly
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ses1984
7y ago
It has nothing to do with your experience being 99% good enough and more to do with the size of the revenue opportunity that could be lost messing up 1% of requests.
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ses1984
7y ago
I think it's a case of "one of these is not like the other" this number seems to refer to a slice of throughput. There's a separate line item for "round trip in the datacenter".
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7y ago
What a boss.
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ses1984
7y ago
You have given good reasons to think about avoiding that model. Lack of touchbar is not one of those good reasons.
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ses1984
7y ago
Swiftkey does.
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