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by spatley 6y ago
I have seen security minded IT to go so far as requiring laptops with PS2 mouses and epoxying all the USB ports.
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by spatley 6y ago
It's not a race thing, it's a money thing. The U. S. cotton agriculture workers don't want to work for nothing so they import Africans.
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by spatley 6y ago
<body align="center"> is not supported in my FireFox 75 on Mac
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by spatley 7y ago
>The purist smile I have ever seen This person will not even check their spelling let alone their drug formulas. I would steer clear of any advice to impersonate a PhD and make your own.
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by spatley 7y ago
The only reason to use nonstandard crypto is that you think you are smarter than the entire crypto industry. ProTip: you are never smarter than the entire crypto industry.
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by spatley 7y ago
+1 emotchi
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by spatley 7y ago
Isn't that PageRank? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PageRank Or did I miss the subtle joke.
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by spatley 7y ago
One of Azure’s big selling points is “not amazon” which hols a lot of appeal for retail and other enterprise clients. “Good enough” will get you miles along in that segment.
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by spatley 7y ago
Apropos for an unattended daemon
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by spatley 7y ago
Once I heard a story of an acquaintance that busted an arm and lost his front teeth after finding a pothole on his personal electric scooter, I have avoided them entirely. Liability seems to be the big hidden risk here from my POV.
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by spatley 7y ago
And that is the rub. On my macbook pro, which has what I consider to be a significantly better trackpad, I three-swipe without even thinking about it. but that comes from very tight hardware/software integration.
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by spatley 7y ago
I agree that algo questions are useful for recent grads. I find it more frustrating when I see those questions given to candidates for senior positions with 10 or more years of experience. Keeping fresh on the big-O of a bubble sort and reb
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by spatley 8y ago
Which is likely a deliberate editing choice. Billy was paid to do the interview and then the director showed all that awkwardness to illustrate the depth of the grift.
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by spatley 8y ago
In short, Kubernetes does not abstract any APIs. There are some ways to use things like Terraform to deploy and run in different cloud environments, but those API have different features that are inherrent and not transferrable.
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by spatley 8y ago
“allowing Bitcoin owners to purchase drugs on the internet without the hassle of showing their identity.” Except for the fact that it is kept in a public ledger for eternity.
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by spatley 8y ago
Tell that to Melinda Gates
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by spatley 9y ago
23k per year of incentives for each job created? With an average household income of 66k/year? https://www.point2homes.com/US/Neighborhood/WI-Demographics.... Shirley you must be joking. (apologies to Abraham
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by spatley 9y ago
Keyboard not found Press F1 to continue
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by spatley 9y ago
I like "even if we get hacked" With all the data breaches in the news I feel like this is a selling point many would understand. I would even go further and say "and even if we get subpoenaed" my 2cents
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by spatley 9y ago
In any other city in the country, including Chicago, Seattle, Boston or others, the idea the it takes 2 earners making more than 6 figures to afford a house is madness. Couple that with requiring 100k down and I don't see any way anybo
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by spatley 9y ago
The question we ought to ask though is: Is a candidate that freezes when asked to reverse a list be an employee that would be incapable of basic coding? Or more interestingly (to me) is the candidate that can easily write the reverse pseud
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by spatley 9y ago
Agreed. And for that matter there is a tremendous amount of context a programmer must keep in her head. If your bracket stack is top of mind I fear for your users. I am a pedant at heart and have had many in depth conversations about seman