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Nobody gets fired for linking openssl.
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10y ago
The express is so low on quality that it doesn't even feature in most mainstream discussion.
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10y ago
And the MPs constituents who they are supposed to represent may be from areas that voted remain.
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10y ago
Despite the ruling being kept under-wraps until 10:00, looking at GBP/USD it started rising at 09:20 suggesting it leaked at that time.
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10y ago
Does that make the next evolution swat-ware, where you take it a level deeper and threaten them to become the recipient?
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10y ago
There is a difference between "acheivable" and "culture". I should also probably add I'm thinking of London-Non-Finance which is admittedly smaller than London.
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10y ago
When it comes to software development, London (and the UK) certainly seem to have a low pay culture.
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10y ago
I don't mind the concept of a third party hosted document editor, after all I use google docs. But what does irritate is that the site has dozens of third party scripts, including passing on your email to "intercom" and a bun
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10y ago
If you spend your nights rebuilding your company's software as an open source offering, you don't think that would contravene ethics and your obligations to your employer? Some might argue, "But existing IP and trade secrets
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10y ago
(preamble: I'm not a lawyer and this is not legal advice.) Here (in the UK) it's often in boilerplate employment contracts that any projects worked at any time during employment[0] belong to the company. I tend to go through and c
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They're different numbers, but it makes no difference in terms of how far along the possible scale you are. If I score money as 0-1 and luck as 0-1000, then I have a possible overall score out of 1000. If I score 0.3 on money and 600 o
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What I meant by 'n' was a weighting. I wasn't clear. Let's say you have 4 factors a, b, c, d. If we are summing them then we can just sum them straight: score = a + b + c + d If we want to place more importance on some o
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Given it's all multiplied it doesn't matter if the luck is from 0-1000 or 0-1, it has the same effect on the outcome. a * (b * 1000) = (a * 1000) * b Sorry, I hate bad maths, I realise it is just trying to imply that luck is more
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10y ago
66 days old account, only submission. And only comments are links back to github.
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No human resources? Who's gonna fill up the tank? Fewer human resources, certainly. But humans are very flexible. In the containerised shipping world that doesn't add huge value, but for a taxi some flexibility is a value-add, be
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Credential re-use. Someone uses the same password on github as they did for photoshop and suddenly a breach in one place leads to source access. And private source code is typically full of credentials or makes it very easy to find poorly s
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People enjoy space and privacy. And income inequality means that people can literally afford to pay for other people to not be near them as they travel. Busses and trains and other mass transport will return when income inequality is redu
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10y ago
Opening act? I think we're well past act 1 scene 1, there's a literal proxy war happening right now in Syria.
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Don't let perfect be the enemy of the good. It's not perfect so people don't use it? No, people don't use it because it has poor discover-ability and it isn't in other browsers, further reducing discover-ability.
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10y ago
That's very literally survivor bias. How many kids swam unsupervised, jumped off rocks and rode down steep hills and didn't return home? They're not here to tell the tale about how it "worked fine for them". I'
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10y ago
That doesn't require strong AI, firefox reader view achieves that without strong AI. It even preserves article images nicely.
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It's quite common (in the UK) to have properties that haev a leasehold but not freehold. Generally speaking leases are cheap and long (100 years?) and get renewed decades before the lease term ends. It does reduce the property value a
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Absolutely, we had a CSLA project in one of my previous places of work and it became that project no-one dared touch because it just about worked in it's current state but no one could actually understand. So we'd just write "
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I'm not an expert, this is my layman's understands. It has different isolation levels, some involving snapshots and some not. I think most concurrency issues are (by default) dealt with by locks, which start at row level and can e
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The counting seems really slow compared to MSSQL? I'm not familiar with the reference hardware used here, but just running a similar test on my desktop with sql server it can count distinct a million strings in under a second (with par
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You are wildly extrapolating from your own experience. I'll provide a counter anecdote. Google is my home page, I use it so often I don't think about using it. I can't think of one thing I've searched for this morning. B
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But under those societies the world only supported a few million people.
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Firefox has built in screen shots through dev tools for ages. But as a developer I don't like the new tool. Users always manage to crop out the pertinent information. As a dev I want to see body, not a cut of a visible part of it. That
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You have linked an http version of your site and your login page doesn't force https. Even if it's a side project, security matters.
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Much of it isn't voluntary. People are sold a phone to which they provide some details including social media logins and install some apps. They then carry their phone around with them not realizing that the phone is automatically uplo
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