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by throwaway1492 5y ago
This, it’s really exhausting to read this never ending wheel reinvention. Sure any one can use simpler non-spring frameworks, and other “non standard” frameworks and libraries for 1/10 or 1/100 of the functionality, and get 10-100
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by throwaway1492 5y ago
It’s amazing to me when anyone who is even familiar with ML can entertain ideas like the above. Is it the result of “library glue” experience with little basic knowledge? I’m genuinely curious how this comes about. It seems lack of basic un
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by throwaway1492 5y ago
Can anyone provide links or references to current techniques and methods for performing cryptanalysis against hash functions and prngs? I frequently find myself trapped in a loop thinking a long the lines of “they’re just bits there has to
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by throwaway1492 5y ago
This is basically how I did it. Max for me was three jobs. I started pre pandemic. I was thoroughly burned out after five years. Took a break before getting back in. I could retire, but keep working for healthcare and the lulz. (One job) Th
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by throwaway1492 5y ago
Hopefully for their RSU awardees the leadership team doesn't hire a bunch of sales/marketing types, thereby increasing operating costs, and tank the stock price. Mostly the market expects to see continued organic growth in these t
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by throwaway1492 5y ago
I've been a "bad faith actor" and I will again if I have the chance. As a development manager I have taken credit for the work of others and exploited multiple companies for my own gain. I personally believe it's foolish
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by throwaway1492 5y ago
A recent comment from reddit: This year I became a co-owner of the company that worked at for the past three years. It's a small development and consulting company and we're currently struggling to find new developers. At the same
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by throwaway1492 5y ago
If they get your work done, don't worry about it. If on they other hand you don't know what the work is you want done, and expect a developer to come in and do it all, don't worry. We moonlighting devs won't even apply f
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by throwaway1492 5y ago
I'd disagree progress becomes impossible, for the simple reason at this point rules and processes start getting bypassed or skipped altogether. I once had a role in management at a mid size software company. The company was quite stodg
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by throwaway1492 5y ago
This is why I work multiple remote development jobs. If one traditional job is good, > 1 is better. It would take a quite a successful SaaS to pull down what I do annually.
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by throwaway1492 5y ago
I have a dead post in this thread for basically the same thing, very odd reaction I don't understand.
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by throwaway1492 5y ago
> But watch out for technology and automation...that is the part of the equation that has been "solving" the labor problem for some time now... Brings to mind the growing prevalance of self serve kiosk for placing an order that
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by throwaway1492 6y ago
Better reasoned? > The same question can be asked of literally any useful goods made available for sale. Presumably you don’t shop at grocery stores because they might feed a murderer, or allow plants to grow at your house because they c
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by throwaway1492 6y ago
These options exist to varying degrees. There can be many obstacles to migrations. Very few of these systems can be untangled to migrate a bit at a time though.
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by throwaway1492 6y ago
I did, my first job out of college was mainframe cobol at a bank in 2002. It was a huge mistake. The mainframe apps were a cost center the company sought to minimize. Salaries were low, raises were zero to 3%, no bonuses. It was a dead end
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by throwaway1492 6y ago
I took it down, let the domain name lapse. It was a depressing, eye opening experience to say the least.
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by throwaway1492 6y ago
Your story reminded of the time I had a really bad experience attending a Ob-gyn appointment with my wife while she was pregnant with our first. I tried to ask a question and was pointedly ignored, to the point the (female) Dr didn't l
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by throwaway1492 6y ago
Lol I did this (sqlite via rest, custom urls, static file hosting) plus authentication/authorization and smtp with email templates. Everything needed for SPAs, no one was interested.
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by throwaway1492 6y ago
Edit got it thanks for clarifying.
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by throwaway1492 7y ago
Up to a couple of years ago, Checkpoint had been shipping a 10 year old version of openssh. I always wondered if anyone figured that one out :D
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by throwaway1492 7y ago
I don't know how they do it, but I've seen some really diehard anti Oracle companies adopt Oracle. One place had a really large mainframe installation and DB2 licensed all over. They moved to Oracle. I was shocked. They play some
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by throwaway1492 7y ago
Did you seriously read "older" and think of yourself at 35?
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by throwaway1492 7y ago
Late 40s here, really starting to worry a bit about age discrimination. In particular interview hazing via leetcode and hackerrank. I’ve done a couple of stints as a team/tech lead, currently a lead. I always go back to IC, I just don
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Parallel Read and Write in SQLite(skoumal.com)
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Parallel Read and Write in SQLite(skoumal.com)
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by throwaway1492 7y ago
Surely there's a segment of the population with similar personality traits predominant to police officers that don't become police officers. One would think they'd also have similar incident of domestic violence if this were
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Go and SQLite: when database/SQL chafes(crawshaw.io)
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Docusaurus Open Source Documentation Websites(docusaurus.io)
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by throwaway1492 7y ago
I think you're describing what Fowler[1] calls an "external" dsl ie separate lexer, parser, and code generator. The alternative being "internal" dsl, something that uses a languages own constructs to create stuff; i
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by throwaway1492 7y ago
Do you extend this criticism to GraphQL?

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