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by sigsergv 11y ago
The situation is much more complicated. Some sources mention 5 m reports written to authorities during Stalin epoch. Russian good-worse scale is not the same as for Western Europe or US for example. I'd say that there is no such scale
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by sigsergv 11y ago
It is not good, it is inevitable.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Made a readable version of original document part related to office work: https://gist.github.com/sigsergv/4ef7760bce859c67e298
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Some points from original PDF: Make "speeches." Talk as frequently as possible and at great length. Illustrate your "points" by long anecdotes and accounts of personal experiences. Never hesitate to make a few appropriat
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by sigsergv 11y ago
http://ibm.com redirects to http://www.ibm.com and so on. Not https.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
We don't need to get rid of setuptools/distutils/etc. We need something like debhelper but for python, set of tools that generates and maintains proper setup.py and relatives.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
No it's not. Theft is absolutely different type of crime.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Unfortunately, /usr/local is a total mess now. There is no internal package management in os x so applications could (and do) overwrite files in /usr/local. These conflicts are very annoying sometimes.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Then don't call these “unlimited”, because otherwise it's a pure lie. Unlimited is unlimited.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
High speed alone is not so good if it comes without quality.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Extremely wow-biased article. All those points look like excerps from tv series or from some fiction book.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
It's a credit, just like in banking but instead of money you're borrowing time.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Yes, and also REST does not eliminate real business concepts so you need constantly “convert” business/domain operations to REST CRUD, and this process takes too much resources. You can change business/domain of course, but I&#x27
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by sigsergv 11y ago
REST is working with documents only, there is just no way to DO something (more than C/R/U/D), you need to map actions to some C/R/U/D and so on. That's a serious practical limitation.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Not all business/domain logic is document-oriented. You can map any api to “documents” but result will be horrible usually. There is an excellent book — “RESTful Web Services Cookbook” by Subbu Allamaraju, it covers all aspects of prac
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Nope, because shitty REST usually is a translation of shitty SOAP/CORBA/etc.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Actually I'm not so sure they are bad. Two decades ago fat was declared very dangerous, that caused huge anti-fat histeria. The same for eggs. There were papers and researches to prove those statements. And now we have researches that
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by sigsergv 11y ago
But Uber is solved “gypsy cabs” problem. And much effectively than medallions did.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
GPG/PGP is a VERY hard tool, conceptually hard. Yes, you can run through these “quick-starts” but they give you zero understanding what exactly you are doing. GPG requires a deep understanding of things it's based on: web of trust
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by sigsergv 11y ago
http://www.brandsoftheworld.com
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by sigsergv 11y ago
I think the problem not in tech giants, it's much deeper: schools, colleges etc. If large groups of people don't have (or don't want) access to education that's the problem that must be solved.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
It looks like achievement in games, seriously.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
You're absolutely right, and situation is much worse actually. Some time ago another “feature” was introduced — “key pinning”, for some reason it's compared to standard ssh client behaviour (explicit key for given address). But it
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Except SO forums contain much more valuable information than official google resources. Also UI of google groups so awful. And google support just a myth, I've never seen any who got any response from them, only a few mentions in inter
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by sigsergv 11y ago
A bridge is a bad example. Bridge analog in software engineering is a bodyshop that creates typical e-shops for example. And the first (comparable to modern software projects) “hard” engineering project was Apollo Program. It was so complex
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Powershell is hard even with config file. It really requires “coder” mode of thinking.
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Good (==effective) UI does not require commands to be descriptive. Yes, it requires some learning, but then you can use them very effectively. And shell is not a tool for “general audience”, so it's fine to have some initial learning s
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Linux is not Unix, that's just fine, I'm happy it is not. I've tried “re-evaluated” shell (Powershell), no, thanks, it's not intended for using by humans. Currently shell is still simple and powerful. Powershell is power
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by sigsergv 11y ago
Key functions outsorcing requires extremely smart, accurate and precise planning. One must be very talented and experienced in techincal requirements specifications composing and validating and analyzing feedback. Feedback not from clients
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by sigsergv 11y ago
I know a few examples how major companies have rejected a very smart experienced developers. Also a friend of mine was interviewed in a few major companies and every single interview was extremely stupid (by his words) because they didn&#x2

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