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by steeeeeve 2y ago
To everyone who wants a better alternative to IA, who thinks they have a different solution, who thinks it should be run by a different organization, etc. Nobody has ever stopped a competitive alternative from existing. Feel free to give i
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
Once in a long while, people start looking into things and wanting them to make sense. Like hey - why don't we start using the field separator and record separator characters when exporting/importing data. But then you end up real
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
arsonist-firefighter engineers Never heard that term. Love it. Definitely has described me on a few occasions.
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
> People don't really use them to jump to "find all references to X" as that's perfectly well solved. Clearly not a software engineer.
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
This isn't the first time it happened. It won't be the last. Heck, it's not even the first time Altman pulled it off.
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
To resolve the issue of Python not having enough parentheses.
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
All project management is terrible when you are following it blindly and have no understanding of what it takes to succeed. Waterfall works when it's done right in the right environment. It's a nightmare when it's not. Agil
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
I remember talking to an IBM rep when he came to CompUSA to demo OS/2. I asked him why I should pick OS/2 over NT and his response was "honestly, if you can afford it, NT is better" At the time, we were selling OS/2
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
This appeal will further be appealed. There are logical contradictions within the decision. Further, the judges have come to a conclusion at the summary judgement phase that does not meet the basic criteria of looking at things in the lig
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
1. You can enable SELinux on debian if you want to. 2. I've never had a conversation with anyone who is enthusiastic about SELinux. 3. I've never run into someone who was good at explaining SELinux policies, how to create them, up
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
This should be happening right now.
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
I remember something similar back in ~2000 - made out of a directv satellite dish. It was dead simple. Mirror the parabolic surface of a satellite dish, put a hole in the dish, and use an optical sensor to track the beam of light that shon
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
This is a solution for a problem that does not exist. It's just unnecessary bloat. If you need to store the time zone specifically, do that. Use a library or create an child object with an extra field. There are very few use cases
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
That's pretty far from the full story. It's missing giant swaths.
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
I'm really not a big fan of holding backups and DR behind licensing. That's base level functionality. That and row level security, but at least with row level, I get that there has been a lot of time and energy expended on that
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
I can't even imagine how awesome that would have been. Honestly.
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
This is the coolest thing I've seen in a very long time.
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by steeeeeve 2y ago
It's crazy to me that the most updated file in your repository is the license - pushing back the open source date by a day every day.