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Developers having hard time to master GIT after so many years is just a good argument to "Why we need GO more than Scala" and a very disappointing reality at the same time.
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Einstein Analytics and Go – Salesforce Adopting Golang
(stackoverflow.blog)
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It's not black or white. Large scale protest without proper leadership can really get out of control by a few small groups. It is probably a mixture of riot control tactics and violence from smaller groups of protesters that don't
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7y ago
Not to mention there are +9K open source contributors on KCSAN project.
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If you want to do it for the sake of better job opportunity, and to make more money, or status, don’t do it because there are better ways to reach that goal. If you’re passionate about it and have different goals and believe you can have a
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In regard to all bad criticisms PHP receives, I believe the language and ecosystem influence the way developers think. A bad language/ecosystem can dictate bad practices and bad design choices because that’s what the language encourage
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> Because the literal destruction of the ecosphere due to global warming is not a sufficient motivation. Events like this can't shake it. Sadly so much money and power involved in the oil business. And looking into what giant energy
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Someone here suggested that you could do `csrutil enable --without kext` to load untrusted kernel extension without disabling SIP entirely.
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7y ago
As rgovostes already pointed out, you could use `csrutil enable --without dtrace` instead.
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Thanks for sharing. Is it documented anywhere? man page didn't help.
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7y ago
Nothing is free!
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Something tells me that they pretty much believe that PRO users should use external keyboard. Which sounds really wrong to me. I don't care if macbookPRO gets thinner. I like it to be lighter for sure but the thickness is not a priorit
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7y ago
Maybe also some reading on economics part of parenting. I have the "Cribsheet" bookmarked. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40121328-cribsheet
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7y ago
- Take short breaks every 20 minutes. - Don't use keyboard on weekends (Your body needs time to recover) - Have a decent setup. Desk and chair height, arm rest position, keyboard and good size mouse. - Invest on a good keyboard. I use
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If you choose to not share your location, it will ask you to enter an address and it doesn't have to be a full address. Just city name is enough.
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> thanks to that huge OPM hack several years ago You don't need that. Just search names in Google and Facebook and spend 15mins for it. Works for 90% of military personals. People share what they do, eat, and where they go these day
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Today I saw the BBC's "Bitter Lake" documentary. It explains why Afghanistan is so fucked up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p0z6iHGzdE
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That would become another press bomb in the future. They can’t keep that a secret forever.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if they are not generating any revenue by selling it at this price point considering manufacturing, designing, hardware, and engineering costs.
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Sorry I meant "down"! I write everything down. Purchase decision, budget planning, daily goals, or even meeting agenda. It is so simple that it's hard to believe how much impact it has. I believe it takes away all the mental
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Sublime Text is C++ expect for the plugins part. And they have put years to optimize it. It beats everything when it comes to performance, memory, and power consumption. The only fight it can't win over VSCode is the extensions and eco
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Looking into their faces, Most of them are waiting, and some of them are trying to read those papers. So I assume there is an exam and those are questions and the the exam has not started yet when they took this photo. Probably they are onl
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IT budgets 2020 – How the money will be spent, and who will spend it
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You will get better answers by giving more context. - What are you building? - Do you have short deadline? - Are you building it for yourself or someone else? - How big is your team? - How many devs do you have to hire? - Do you have time a
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They aren't saying that Tesla isn't safe. They are saying there isn't enough crash data to have it in the list.
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In 2018 alone: Toyota: 10M Tesla: 250K https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_manufacturers_by_motor... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla,_Inc.#Production_and_sal...
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Nonetheless that’s exactly what we blame Russia for. Obviously many countries actually do try to monitor and influence. But of course there is a difference between friendly-fire and enemy’s fire.
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That’s what countries do! Right? Everybody spies on others. Pretty sure the US and the UK are spying on each other too despite both being five eyes members.
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I don’t know what kind of corporate culture you are dealing with but I personally believe in Open,Honest,Direct approach to solve my problems.
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7y ago
- Setting 3 daily goals every morning. - Budget/money planning. - The power of writing things done to make them happen.
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