shandor

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   by shandor 10y ago

   >there's absolutely no moral or philosophical justification for the ownership of information Are you sure that the whole thing is really that simple? If information cannot be owned in any way, in any case, then don't the Udemy-
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   by shandor 10y ago

   Thanks for the really detailed reply. I guess that explains my experience really well, since I'm always searching from a big amount of small files like huge codebases and config files, and almost never from files bigger than several me
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   by shandor 10y ago

   Really? My completely anecdotal experience is that ag kills grep. Stuff like searching usages of variables in Linux kernel seems to take ages with grep, whereas ag search on the whole repository doesn't take annoyingly long. I'l
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   by shandor 10y ago

   Thanks for the reply! I'll see if I have time to evaluate yet more tools very thoroughly , but if I look into GitLab I'll definitely hit you with something for that page :) one thing that jumps at me from those comparisons is that
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   by shandor 10y ago

   I'm glad there's starting to be a good amount of choice in this realm of tools! I've actually just lately been looking into a new all-in-one package like this for our company. Git hosting, code reviews, issue tracking, wiki,
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   by shandor 10y ago

   I came to post this exact thing. I guess the article is actually quite old. It talks people "migrating from MS-DOS to Unix/BSD" among other things, which sounds more than a little odd to be even from this millennium.
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   by shandor 10y ago

   > turnover rates start to creep in. This is the biggest thing baffling me on this whole thing. I mean, it is absolutely critical for a startup to get their product out ASAP, right? And everyone can probably agree that having a high turno
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   by shandor 10y ago

   > Why PostgreSQL instead of MySQL? Why, is there something inherently better in MySQL that makes their second choice also suboptimal? Genuine question, I have very limited knowledge on DBs.
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   by shandor 10y ago

   > Seriously... Why do so many people not care about security? Seriously? That's because as of today, not having security in this domain hasn't bitten anyone hard enough, ever. Just think about it. At least I haven't heard
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    by shandor 10y ago

    > I've used Rust on a variety of ARM Cortex-M based microcontrollers including Atmel SAMD21, NXP LPC1830, and STM32F4 That's an encouraging start. Having been there, and as reported on weekly basis by numerous people like @inte