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ses1984
8y ago
My original point was more trying to emphasize the impact on lower and middle class parents' lives to provide basic care while working full time, than the ballooning costs of care that upper class parents choose to spend.
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8y ago
>My point is not that everyone has that support system, but that it doesn't take much I vehemently disagree with this. Not sure how we could continue to discuss if we can't see eye to eye on this basic point. >Telling people
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8y ago
>It was no big deal—grandparents swooped in to keep things on the rails (something that is true for people of all income levels). I'm not sure if you even realize the value of the support systems that were intact for these families.
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8y ago
Unless your business goal is to advance computer science research, why would you want to hire Knuth and why would he want to work for you?
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8y ago
Hell no, first class support for ZFS is a selling point, if it was GPL customers could go elsewhere to get that.
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8y ago
I feel like the time scales don't matter as much as the aggregate repossessions. If the aggregate is high, it's worse for lenders. Reposessing a home is not good for the lender if they can't sell it on the open market for a p
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8y ago
But torrent has built in integrity checking. You should still check signatures on packages. Your distribution and storage media should be totally independent of the packages you choose to use and how you validate them.
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8y ago
>In both cases, the related tooling is also a significant factor; engineers favor particular tools and are drawn to repo management systems that support their desired toolchain. >Like virtually all choices in computing, the choice of
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8y ago
Assuming each one of the rails app, go services, etc, are in their own subdirectory, hash the contents of the subdirectory and use that as one of the tags that is stuck on the artifact. Look up the tag in your artifact store. If it doesn&#x
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8y ago
IMO this is the worst of both worlds.
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8y ago
Can't port be used to mean both changing platforms or languages? You have a project. You want to change one thing about it, and as little else as possible. If you're porting to platforms maybe that's pretty easy these days, p
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8y ago
Being jack-of-all-trades and master of one aren't mutually exclusive. Becoming senior or lead has nothing to do with how deeply you specialize, and everything to do with having an impact and delivering value.
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8y ago
Computer science doesn't necessarily make you a better programmer. What programs do you want to get better at writing?
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8y ago
Could magnesium supplementation help with sleep?
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ses1984
8y ago
If you're familiar with python, try jupyter notebooks.
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8y ago
You can be cloud first and still not squander money on idle resources...
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8y ago
This is wrong, or omits important details. Different teams there use golang, python, java, scala, clojure, javascript, and probably other languages.
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8y ago
>I've seen excessive abstraction kill projects time and time again Agreed. But none of your first few examples seem particularly egregious, if done well, they don't seem like they would sink a project. I think part of the probl
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8y ago
The anarchist in me wants to believe that cryptocurrency will diminish the power of the state but I don't actually have enough faith in humanity that we will come up with something better than crypto-oligarchy.
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8y ago
Putting all this info together used to be much more labor intensive, basically infeasible to do at scale. The scale problem is solved, and now companies can mine that data for profit. Maybe it's not that scary in a western society that
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8y ago
You're not wrong, but I don't think anyone is saying you shouldn't use appropriate data structures. To me the advice means don't belabor the choice of data structure of its not obvious to you. If you're writing a qu
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8y ago
It's still expensive though, right?