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by tinco 4y ago
I tried it on Ubuntu two years ago and it didn't feel very polished. I was able to create virtual machines and inspect basic metrics, but it would throw errors on about half of the features, assumed it was because it was built for RedH
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by tinco 4y ago
Why react though? Just modern JavaScript (and typescript) is a great replacement for jQuery. The react part is just for when you need to build something that needs architecture.
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by tinco 4y ago
Ah you're right, I've never seen anyone wear a mask ever in the past 3 years.
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by tinco 4y ago
No, it's a sceptical way of looking at it. Most western people also view donating to religious institutions is a way of supporting their communities and culture. Collectivism isn't a monopoly of the east.
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by tinco 4y ago
Because of the often overlooked part of the demand/supply equation is that demand isn't just what people want, it's what people can afford. Grain futures won't go higher if people won't pay more for grain. Less grai
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by tinco 4y ago
You get it slightly wrong, the problem isn't that they're interesting. The problem is that they're marketed to be profitable. The most interesting stable coin is DAI. It's not particularly profitable, and it's stabl
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by tinco 4y ago
I think you got brigaded by the liberty police on that one. But that's deep in a comment tree with a bunch of low effort single line comments. I disregard votes on those anyway because they rarely get more than one upvote. Second one I
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by tinco 4y ago
I like it. It's the only social media where people are actually upvoted for being right. Despite the community growing there's still an emphasis on quality here. If you get downvoted for your political opinion, it's probably
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by tinco 4y ago
I wouldn't bet my income on my 97-year-old grandmother for surviving as long as I promised my clients their website would stay online. That said, I don't think Heroku is that close to being sunset, but that's my guess, and th
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by tinco 4y ago
It's not just about the updates. If the deploy fails, then your push should also fail. That way your deploy branch is always a reflection of what's actually deployed.
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by tinco 4y ago
If there was, they wouldn't or at least shouldn't blog about it. To me it just feels like a well deserved rant, that hopefully lifts some weight off the author's shoulders, and gives us some interesting topic for discussion.
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by tinco 4y ago
It's a problem with evidence based product design. It's in almost all big products nowadays. The way Google axes products, the way Netflix axes series, the way Facebook populates the timeline. They're throwing away the intrin
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by tinco 4y ago
Rust has syntactic sugar to help you coalesce error handling into returning a single Result. You'd have to check and make sure the library you use doesn't call unwrap willy nilly. As crazy as that sounds it is actually common prac
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by tinco 4y ago
I did sort of the opposite of OP, during my masters I stopped just about halfway in because I just couldn't justify the time investment needed to complete the program over gaining experience at the startup I was already heavily involve
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by tinco 5y ago
What?
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by tinco 5y ago
So what's the difference? And note this was not an advertisement, it was a personalized quote. Also while advertisements made in separate channels (like on TV) might not be binding, at least where I live any advertisements made in the
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by tinco 5y ago
A contract is for selling things that are more complicated than a simple transaction. If you go to the supermarket and buy a sandwich, you don't sign a contract. They stipulate a price, you agree by taking it off the shelf and showing
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by tinco 5y ago
If you phrase it that way, you make it seem that somehow the poor documentation has anything to do with it. It does not and thinking that wat leads to horrible mistakes like HATEOAS. 90% (not really, but some arbitrary and probably admitted
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by tinco 5y ago
The English word, used in the way we picked up from American cultural expression like TV, movies and music. The meaning is the same but the sensitivity to it is different. To us Samuel L Jackson characters are colourful and funny, not rude
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by tinco 5y ago
The headline and the paragraphs lead up to an illustration how the IP type in Go is inelegant because of several shortcomings in Go. It's a perfectly acceptable instrument to the argument. It immediately follows up with interesting dis
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by tinco 5y ago
Literally anyone or anything? Repairing vessels is hardly an unsolved engineering challenge.
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by tinco 5y ago
> a public scandal will erupt surrounding well-paid medical professionals sitting around doing nothing I don't think that's true. Increasing the amount of nurses means simply increasing the amount of care. If you have twice as
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by tinco 5y ago
You shouldn't run an application like vim in Docker. Unless your server is running Vim as some sort of service, in which case it should only open files in a volume you bound to it. Vim is exactly the kind of application you would run i
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by tinco 5y ago
There's no actual racism there though, even if there is a lot of islamophobia. The answer about jews seems to actually be sort of balanced in that it makes no generalising statement about them, actually arguing against that. It does re
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by tinco 5y ago
In my opinion, if an application requires more access than a docker container gives by default, then that application should probably just run in a VM. If the application needs more access because it needs to manage or control some hardware
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by tinco 5y ago
That's my point exactly, that my entire curriculum from highschool until my CS degree I always have gotten away with only logic design. I'm pretty sure at some point we've learned what a FET is and how it works, but I guess d
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by tinco 5y ago
At university one of the mandatory courses was Computer Organisation, which teaches how computers are built electronically. Two weeks of that course covered DRAM timings. Recently (almost 15 years later) I was trying to design a simple auto
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by tinco 5y ago
> The Commission doesn't have an ideology, and doesn't want subservience from anyone. Their job is cooperation and improvement. No, the commission does have an ideology, it's encoded in the Treaty of European Union. For ex
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by tinco 5y ago
It's not, that's why the UK felt their sovereignty was compromised and they took it back. The EU allows for that to happen without violence.
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by tinco 5y ago
It really is though

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