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by sinsterizme 6y ago
This doesn’t refute his point, Java the language is separate from the JVM. And those big companies will follow the decreasing Java usage trend due to developer supply and demand. Anecdotally, it seems pretty obvious some of those companies
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
I'm pretty sure that having kids contributes in the _opposite_ direction to the maintainability of our planet and our species as a whole. Why do you think it's a service to humanity when population growth is a growing problem, con
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
Let’s take a hashed IP address.There are 4.3B ipv4 addresses. So a few minutes on an old laptop to generate a rainbow table. With decent hardware it would be seconds. The rainbow table could then be used to identify all the IPs you store. I
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
I really appreciate your comment, I think I will add your log line idea to my project at work! I also wanted to disable lazy fetching of foreign keys, and I wrote something for it, then decided it was too risky to use in production (monkey
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
I never understood the appeal of decentralized social media platforms until now. How does it make sense for large centralized platforms to police their platform for every little thing that the current social environment finds unacceptable?
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
I am suggesting that happiness indeed boils down to pleasure
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
I disagree, I think every decision we make is ultimately pleasure seeking (or equivalently, suffering-minimizing). That doesn’t mean we are right about what actions we should perform to optimize our wellbeing, just that how we act necessari
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
According to this source [0] the factor is closer to 1.25x - 1.4x or 1.18x - 1.26x depending on which source you listen to. [0] https://beebole.com/blog/how-to-calculate-the-real-cost-of-a...
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
I think the major difference is that losing my house along with all my belongings is much worse than losing just some of my belongings. Also data being exposed publicly can be used nefariously by multiple parties, so is likely worse in most
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
Wow I think I disagree with all your points. Whatever works for you I guess but this is definitely not genetically the advice
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
Well you are making it seem like how well remote work depends on the type of work, which while must be true to an extant, is besides the point the parent was trying to make: that it depends more on the type of person. I agree with the paren
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
Completely agree, but I must hand it to whoever came up with this idea. Absolutely brilliant. "Folks, we need an absolutely massive data set to train our text recognition algorithms. We need people on the internet volunteering this dat
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
If you like this sort of stuff then you'll like Sam Harris' waking up app and his ideas around consciousness in general. If I didn't know any better I could mistake this commenter as Sam himself!
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
Indeed, there are a lot of them actually https://ruby.fandom.com/wiki/Special_variable
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
Thank you. The parent to my comment originally had a snarky "and it only took me 45 seconds" to imply that instead of complaining the person he was replying to should have done what he did and opened a PR instead. Maybe I should r
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
Not everyone has your knowledge and ability
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
No, pretty sure Spotify doesn’t allow any random RSS link, podcasts need to be added explicitly
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by sinsterizme 6y ago
Sharing dissenting opinions is useful and by no stretch a waste of time.
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by sinsterizme 7y ago
I think what he's talking about is different than delayed gratification, although they might coincide together frequently. For example, consider animals that bury their food. This is an example of a delayed gratification process that h
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by sinsterizme 7y ago
I don’t think because we can solve the problem with differential equations necessarily means that our subconscious mind is solving it in the same way. There’s certainly other possible explanations
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by sinsterizme 7y ago
This blows my mind. If I had to discuss with my teammates every time I changed their code I would be way less productive. Everyone’s a little bit watched to the code they write, but iterative improvements and bumping the quality of the code
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by sinsterizme 7y ago
I think you’re right when you say it’s a good idea to learn your tools, no matter if the tools provides good or bad UX. In the case of git status, I think the UX is simply bad, as evidenced by the replies and my usage of git. A text update
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by sinsterizme 7y ago
I recently had to use a bit of Scala for some load-testing, I've never had so much trouble doing something seemingly so trivial; in this case, sending a JSON HTTP request. It was honestly a matter of hours. Pretty humbling experience!
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by sinsterizme 7y ago
Wow I had no idea something like this existed. I think this is something I should do, I've been flirting with the idea of escaping the city life and doing something physical, I don't think office work fulfills some of the necessar
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by sinsterizme 7y ago
Yeah, you have a good point. My opinions are pretty recently formed on this area so I'm probably off-base, and it was interesting hearing your perspective. Fortunately I'm not a judge! :-)
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by sinsterizme 7y ago
Oh I was unaware of that. Alright I find that I agree with the Supreme Court’s decision after all!
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In the case of businesses, yes that’s my belief
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by sinsterizme 7y ago
I think both these cases are fundamentally different -- the baker can refuse to bake a certain type of cake, on the grounds of religious expression clashing with the cake he is making. However, it's different if he refuses service on t
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by sinsterizme 7y ago
In the case of the photographer, the customer isn't being shamed, shunned, and stigmatized. The government definitely has a role here and should intervene in such cases in order to ensure that businesses treat customers equally and res
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by sinsterizme 7y ago
Glad to see this issue raised! My system hangs for minutes sometimes and is very frustrating compared to Windows and OSX which seem to handle out of memory in a much more user-friendly way. Which seems to be: suspending the offending progra

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