thecatspaw

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by thecatspaw 7y ago
> Well, it's all in the head you know. Yes I know, thats exactly where the issue is.
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by thecatspaw 7y ago
> I have adhd too and got my diagnosis when I was 25 because someone here in hackernews pointed out what I was fighting with isn’t normal or just laziness. Same here, about a year ago I came across a thread here on hackernews pointing ou
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by thecatspaw 7y ago
Its not about other peoples expectations though, its also about our own. Maybe you are okay with never finishing any project you start. I am not. It feels awful to me to start 10 Projects a month and never finishing any. It feels awful to m
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by thecatspaw 7y ago
> 3) To support changing slugs (titles) you will have to keep all the old slugs as well (to redirect them to their new versions). With ids you don't have to do this - ids have no reason to change. Which basically means a join in the
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by thecatspaw 7y ago
> Database ids on the URL are also a security concern. They shouldnt be. Users should only be allowed access to their own records, even if they know the id's of records belonging to other users.
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by thecatspaw 7y ago
you can also add zeroes (or other digits which get stripped before used for querying) at the end, that way the gain looks orders of magnitudes faster
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by thecatspaw 7y ago
The issue I see with searching by slugs is thats its slower than searching by integer, and its more likely to be entered incorrectly by users when typing a url. You also can not change the slugging algorithm if you want to keep bookmarks va
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by thecatspaw 7y ago
> Do companies normally give you 14-60 days to find a new job before firing you? Nope. Actually, yes, in europe they do. 90 days, contractually agreed upon. Unless there's a very serious issue like theft, violence or similar, you ha
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by thecatspaw 7y ago
isnt it very common to use github repositories as a library? I seem to recall that this was the way to get libraries, though it has been a few years since I looked into go
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by thecatspaw 7y ago
So a developer should not trust a huge legal team, who's purpose it is to verify all is legal? How do you expect the developer to figure out its illegal when a team of lawyers couldnt?
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by thecatspaw 7y ago
considering that it spells leet 69 42 boobies 2006 foo, I doubt it
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
I would never friend someone again who dropped me because of my employer
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
Just the same as I can ignore threads in Slack which I have no interest in. Its not the tool which break communication, its people not following rules. If people follow the "Use threads at all times" rule, slack is totally working
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
Slack also has channels.
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
Or continue using slack, but correctly. We dont have offtopic in ours. We do have a #random chat, but its very infrequently used. Instead of zulips revolutionary tags, just use the slack threads. Zulip wont save you if you're drowning
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
A vape still produces vapor though which can be absorbed by strangers. Also smoking leaf is the most common method by far
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
I agree with you, however the difference is that her Dr is relevant to the article, and Shaq's Phd usually isnt.
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
To me it seems pretty obvious to use the teamlead of the team actually producing the image. Very few people are excited about "5TB of data of a black hole gathered". > How do you know that? The "might" means nothing h
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
> Has Snowden been actively involved in US politics Uh, the snowden leaks?
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
Yes, the same way that people credit elon musk for tesla, or credit elon musk for spaceX. He didnt build those rockets himself either. > This is not about celebrating those people, it's giving the main chunk of the credit to this pe
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
she could have written 0 lines and be "the woman behind the picture". Writing code is easy, figuring out complex algorithms is something very different, and does not require coding knowledge
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
In my experience, find something you want to find out about a software, and then do that. For example I wanted to write an autosplitter (used for speedrunning) for the witcher 3. So I first had to figure out a plan. I found out that witcher
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
That just means they have to pay you for some time after they fired you. You can still be fired in an instant and be escorted out the door, especially if you have/had access to critical systems
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
What does it mean to have an illegal sign?
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
Despite any judgements, they are a victim in the sense that a perpetrator launched an attack on them. Wether that attack is justified or not I'll not comment on
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
Local laws. Calling someone a nazi when you cannot proof that they do indeed follow that ideology would also be slander/libel.
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
You dont have to take youtube to court, you have to take the other side to court, which maliciously striked your video. So yes, its still an invalid flag, but if you want your video up again, you have to sue somebody who is probably in anot
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
At which point you mark this as a false flag on youtube and youtube tells you to go to court over it.
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
True, and I do not condone these insults either. Its just that coorporations are far more scared of beeing associated with the right, than the left. Legally speaking you're not allowed to insult anyone, wether as a n-word, nor as a naz
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by thecatspaw 8y ago
> For left leaning people it takes doxxing and instructions on how to commit acts of mass violence to get banned. It doesnt take that. But the far-left rarely insults people with racial slurs.

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