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by strictfp 8y ago
Except that if you investigate it turns out that most people don't actually listen to the song texts to any meaningful degree.
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by strictfp 8y ago
I find a setup guide, but no code examples whatsoever. Am I missing something?
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by strictfp 8y ago
I guess trackers will just ask websites to route analytics traffic through their own infrastructure. Would it be enough for example.com to setup a dns alias pointing tracking.example.com to tracking.com?
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by strictfp 8y ago
We wanted to use the KCL on the receiver side, but figured that it required building some sort of cluster to mediate which node would receive which shard. Tricky, especially when resharding. With Lambda, you get that for free. So we opted f
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by strictfp 8y ago
The sad truth is that most people just aren't very self-aware. I had one wake-up call when I was called wierd by my training buddy, him question why I even took part in the classes we were taking. I asked him why, he responded that my
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by strictfp 8y ago
Ah. Went over my head, thanks.
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by strictfp 8y ago
Why do you say this?
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by strictfp 8y ago
Radical candor.
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by strictfp 8y ago
Wait, so according to you it's OK to be as rude as you wish, as long as you are technically correct? I think most people couldn't care less who's right or wrong in this discussion. They are simply reacting to the discourse. P
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by strictfp 9y ago
Actually, GDPR only requires that any links from the data to the user should be destroyed, so that you can no longer figure out who created the data. This means that a lot of data will be left. And realistically I think that a lot of it wil
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by strictfp 9y ago
Speaking as a Swede, that is not entirely true in my experience. It's still expensive for employers and they don't like hiring women who will soon be pregnant.Or their men for that matter, but those are harder to spot :) I have fe
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by strictfp 9y ago
I agree, but ironic considering that you are focusing on OSGIs main selling points :)
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by strictfp 9y ago
I find IntelliJ much better at navigation and refactoring.
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by strictfp 9y ago
Eclipse was awesome straight out of IBM, but IMO OSGI killed it of. OSGI is such a clunky framework to work with/around, I think it slowed down the devs enough to eventually make it outshined by others.
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by strictfp 9y ago
IMO you won't miss it in the long run. IntelliJ is good enough to not require such an interface to keep you focused. There is a similar feature, but I never used it.
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by strictfp 9y ago
Very impressed by Eli's site. Has taught me a lot and introduced me to many interesting subjects.
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by strictfp 9y ago
They should call ROP style Spectre "In Spectre Gadget"
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by strictfp 9y ago
Plus that you might have to run it multiple times in the hopes that it'll eventually converge.
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by strictfp 9y ago
Breaking news: people who like attention and power also like to abuse their power.
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by strictfp 9y ago
Ah, come on. It's not like consumers are going to insert their sims into this device anyway.
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by strictfp 9y ago
Awesome! Why are routes added after the server has started? That makes me a bit worried, I would like to initialize the app completely before accepting requests, that's more or less necessary when under high load...
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by strictfp 9y ago
I urge people to fight this politically as well. We know from China that most technologies can be blocked or legislated against. If you want a future with more freedom and privacy, fight this politically.
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by strictfp 9y ago
I also found this effect super annoying when I switched to using a car - having to sell my carriage, get rid of my stable, sell or rent all my horses. All my connections in remote stables were suddenly useless. And I had to sell of all that
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by strictfp 9y ago
This is something we discuss a lot in Sweden. The Nobel peace prize is issued by the Norwegian Nobel Committee, not the Swedish one. And the economy prize was constituted as a response to the bank who started financing the Nobel committee.
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by strictfp 9y ago
But can we do that in am efficient manner?
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by strictfp 9y ago
You really drank the coolaid I can see. I think dependency injection frameworks are a bad idea in general, and it seems as if the current trend goes against using them. Also I won't be expecting much good to happen after Eclipse takes
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by strictfp 9y ago
It runs everywhere because it's really old and popular. So you could just call it momentum. I for one would never choose technology based on momentum alone. And you might get PHP running in almost all servers, but that says nothing abo
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by strictfp 9y ago
I agree. And if you view HTML as presentation there is absolutely nothing wrong with embedding styles. The CSS separation only makes sense if you consider HTML data, which some people might do but I think is misguided.
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by strictfp 9y ago
I'm a lone wolf in the Java space, and I must say that this one really hits home. I've been dealing with so many Java devs who are unwilling to approach anything else that I am sick and tired of their whining! These people are eve
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by strictfp 9y ago
I feel like the length of the list of things "every programmer should know" is approaching infinity.

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