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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I'm amazed that adults act like this in a professional setting. As soon as the issue creator asked if the maintainer has made any of their own polyfills, it sounds like it turned into a personal attack. I'd say the issue poster sh
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I think it depends on the target audience. For casual photographers many might not care about AI but poor curation makes it look cheap. For artists, if they see any hint of even minimal AI usage or hints that you may approve of gen AI it wo
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I would just say to implement it as an optional field or make "I don't know" the first in the list
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I feel pain just reading this because I know where that guy is coming from; at many orgs as soon as some stupid thing is available it gets mandated by people who have no idea how it works or what impacts it will have, all the time. If it wa
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
In my experience every AWS service I've worked with has an API to destroy the resource, eg destroy RDS instance without backup, terminate EC2, etc. I want it to irrecoverably destroy everything in my account when it hits the limit, no
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
Not sure if we're seeing the same site but this site is better than 90% of the web when accessed via mobile for me. No page number when navigating forward/back through scripts, true, but I doubt you want to go through more than 1
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I think something about the timing of it feels off to me as well. I'm no stranger to payment screens; I grew up playing shareware floppies. I think the difference is that, let's take a game like Monster Bash for example: you can p
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
Are there any sufficiently large organizations (500+ employees seems to be right around the mark) that exist that are NOT doing illegal things? I have a list of 2 from personal experience, 4 from family experience, and several more from fri
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I mean, I am a manager and if I saw another manager doing this type of exercise I would probably report it because it seems extremely inappropriate and they would probably want a heads up that we have a manager trying to be a wannabe therap
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I love it with the exception that one day, when it started to lag (my fault for opening up 400+ unsaved tabs), I realized there is no "Close All and Don't Save Changes" functionality. Clicked the "No" button around
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I'd love an alarm clock that can replicate the sounds of my teenage youth via playing classics such as "Extreme Mario Dubstep - Yoshi Bass Drop (Womp Womp Edition Remix)"
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I kind of like this. It's a more formal proof of concept. You prove the bug exists by writing a failing test. If they cannot construct a failing test then it's either too hard to mock or reproduce (and therefore maybe not even wor
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
Just my experience, but at multiple companies, which are in the 50-70 employees range, their C# codebases were over 1 million LOC and I didn't get the feeling that they were exceptionally large or doing anything significantly different
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
For some reason the most annoying discussions I am in are not in channels but in "group direct messages". Lots of them have 5+ people and spam discussions that are completely unrelated to me. There is no leave button. Muting is pr
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I can't help but notice the irony in pointing out that Software Engineering titles have lost their meaning without addressing the fact that it may be one of the largest misuses of the title "Engineer" (legally protected in ma
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
You are right. I read their posts as the ramblings of someone who is currently in shock, found a bunch of bad practices in the logging + data retention, and is now just tongue-in-cheek mocking (the puns...) everything even if they don'
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
How would it not be related? Jamming untested code down the pipe with no way for users to configure when it's deployed and then rendering their machines inoperable is an extremely bad user experience and I would absolutely expect a UX
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
Chinese enter words into a keyboard using the same type of keyboard you would use in North America. The characters are entered as "pinyin" which is a romanized phonetic method of describing Chinese words. You should be able to ent
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I had similar fun with Don't Starve when I opened up some files in the game directory and noticed they were all Lua, all using an ECS system, and easily extensible. Having never used Lua before, I made a rudimentary multiplayer server
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
Same thing with Vue.js
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
Cool project! Looking at the docs, for example the pg connector, I couldn't easily find information about how it parameterizes the queries built through method chaining. For example, if I run .filter(user => user.name.eq(unsani
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
20-30s seems extremely slow but I'm not normally using a Mac. Anecdotally on Linux and Windows systems I commonly see 6-10 seconds on a hard reset with absolutely no optimizations
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I'm using a $6000 gaming rig I put together and Discord is one of the worst performing apps I use, so I'm with you on this one.
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I'm not an American but > congress to ban guns This sounds desperately needed and like an exceptionally great idea to most people that don't live inside the US bubble. Maybe broaden your horizons a bit?
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
I'm assuming that you are trying to keep your content, styling, and markup maintainable or even upgrade it as you move the pages though? I'd imagine this is a different scenario. The content created by users will be put through so
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
Try telling the police that it's ok that you distributed drugs because it's actually them that failed to secure them against criminals and let me know how that goes.
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
If criminals already sell drugs publicly, and you go obtain those drugs and give them away to other members of the public, you will be in trouble. I don't think this is too difficult of a concept to grasp.
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
Agreed. I think something people are getting hung up on here is that just because something is technically public, doesn't mean you can assist in distributing it. Example: Controlled drugs are public in that you can easily go to a cert
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
For many company's use cases (make EC2s a few times a year, otherwise leave them running) I would imagine they would really feel better if there was an option that said "if charges incurred is over (configurable threshold you set
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by sigseg1v 2y ago
For me, changes are as small as possible, however it depends what I'm working on. Currently I'm doing major refactors to get a 1.5 MLOC monolith codebase onto a new runtime. This involves significant refactoring. You don't wa

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