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by sl1ck731 6y ago
Just what Reddit needs, an even better reason for bots and reposting. It will be interesting to watch this play out. With all of the changes in the past year or two of the Reddit team trying to monetize it in any way they can I've noti
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
Is the implication that it is hard to find the owner because it is messy and any number of agencies could place them or that it is difficult to find the owner because it is purposefully hidden or "super secret"?
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
Is there a significant limitation in using Rust on the stable branch? Every interesting tutorial, book, or tool I find seems to use nightly. I know it shouldn't be a big deal but it "feels dirty" and perhaps I should just vie
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
I mean cargo culting tech and languages is practically a meme at this point in tech. I'm not sure I can scientifically argue that its widespread but I think it is equally futile to argue that it does not happen frequently.
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
You do all of those things because you can not because you have to. When I worked in the office I would routinely do those things as well, but I knew I just wanted to get up, walk around, and shoot the shit with whoever else was bored of th
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
Why did it have to be better? It just had to be created and evangelized to a specific group (and likely because it was by a specific company). I don't think it has anything to do with "better" in one way or the other. Develop
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
I work with a lot of people who didn't take the college track to become what they are today. I'm not saying that college is necessary or that one way is better or worse than the other, but the one thing I notice most about them is
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
> What good is social distancing and quarantines when residents use elevators? Masks on the other hand greatly reduce R0 and aerosols. > Cuomo just found out the “shocking” statistic that most hospitalizations are from people who stay
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
I mean, I'm sure a lot of people want it if it improves their mobile experience. It isn't really something that the average person is going to celebrate on Facebook.
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
> This is a tooling problem that I'm convinced can be solved. We need a ubiquitous, open-source, cloud-like platform that developers can use to get started on day 1, hosting from home if desired. That software platform should not ha
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
Unless your entirely Kubernetes (and even then there are some sticky points), using a cloud of any kind already has you "locked in" with some of the most basic things like IAM. If you are going into a cloud you may as well reap th
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
That is true but more likely they try to push back against every request that isn't simply zip up files or documents and deposit them. They are using the "defense" that it may be difficult to do, but their aim (avoiding the m
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
Are you arguing for prohibition? Or just prohibition outside of a few handful of cities where driving is uncommon?
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
I think there are a few varieties of regulations across different states regarding the shipment of alcohol. I'm not sure how far they go with respect to "last mile" delivery but it could be an inhibitor in something like this
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
Has Quora gotten any better for content? Maybe I just don't use it right. It is on my list with Technet for sites that are entirely garbage. Every time I was led to Quora the answers were always 3 top comments of different companies ad
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
I like the design, but is anyone choosing storage based on price? I can see comparing cloud-to-cloud, but within a single cloud the type of data (blob, block, database, etc...) and the frequency of r/w prescribe the storage you should
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
Its not that I want to, its what is given to me. I've personally not seen any companies providing Linux workstations which was my surprise. It isn't that bad to me anyway, developing in containers with vscode or WSL works just f
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
If it was I wouldn't have asked.
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by sl1ck731 6y ago
When it says "I primarily develop Go on...Linux|Mac|Windows|Etc", is this question referring to the platform the project is intended to run on? Or is it the platform people are actually using their IDE in? I'm just surprised
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by sl1ck731 7y ago
Is Blazor still "experimental"? I looked at it a year ago I believe and most people didn't seem to recommend it at that time due to not being optimized.
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by sl1ck731 7y ago
I think DataDog does this. I've vowed to never advocate for their products because of their relentless salespeople and however they got a hold of both my business and personal emails.
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by sl1ck731 7y ago
Depends on the circumstances of his contact, what parts of the site he was in, who he came into contact...etc. I'm not sure one potential case warrants the entire warehouse being shuttered if appropriate disinfection and continued moni
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by sl1ck731 7y ago
They're gig workers trying to make ends meet, not drafted soldiers. I can't believe this is the take you got from this.
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by sl1ck731 7y ago
I work with some local governments in cloud consulting. They use different clouds the same as anyone else. We actually see a lot of local governments (cities or metro agencies) doing things in AWS. I'd say the likelihood in my experien
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by sl1ck731 7y ago
I don't think there is any way to know but I'd be interested to see some kind of study/data around people buying or passing on a car because of the presence or lack of touch screen. It seems like a feature that no one would r
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by sl1ck731 7y ago
I'm surprised at the number of people who use a real number confidently. I just grab enough to feel "safe". I'd guesstimate 4-6 on average of the double thick rolls but never stopped to count.
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by sl1ck731 7y ago
> I still have to explain to people why ITIL doesnt work with Agile DevOps ever since I left Do you have any interesting reading on this subject? I'd like to get some material for my heavily ITIL-aligned shop.
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by sl1ck731 7y ago
> I bet you, they also rather use their own private washrooms. Underrated perk. I used to have to go down 6 floors and search for a nice, hidden restroom on a mostly female floor to be comfortable.
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by sl1ck731 7y ago
That's because looping was an afterthought. I think the project was initially supposed to be a purely declarative language, with Hashicorp pushing back against proposals for common functions. Then they succumbed to demand with HCL 2. A
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by sl1ck731 7y ago
Throwing "microservices" in there seems like a reach. I'm not familiar with Netlify, other than the static content generator CMS thing, but I don't see how its more beneficial to a microservice design versus any other AP

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