to11mtm

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by to11mtm 2y ago
Duress can take other forms, unless we are really trying to differentiate general 'coercion' here. Perhaps as an example of the blurred line; Pre-nup agreements sprung the day of the wedding, will not hold up in a US court with a
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by to11mtm 2y ago
The bigger concern is that the failures are either ones that make society worse but nobody will fix, or, the failure is catastrophic (e.x. It didn't go full skynet, but who the heck knew -that- set of datapoints would trigger an autola
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by to11mtm 2y ago
Oh it's still allowing for self-selection of people who like abuse.
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by to11mtm 2y ago
Okay, fun question... (Honestly not sure where I sit on this...) I've always been very skeptical of the sale/spinoff of various divisions of automakers in the 80s/90s. To me it always felt like they were looking for a short t
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by to11mtm 2y ago
You might want to try Linq2Db, it is much closer to Diesel in how it works (More SQL DSL with parameter+reader mapper, less Unit-of-work ORM). FWIW, it can actually work 'on top' of an Existing EF Core context+mappings (i.e. if yo
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by to11mtm 2y ago
> These are the basic problems ORMs solve splendidly. Depends on the ORM. I have noticed that typically, 'unit of work' type ORMs (EFCore and Hibernate/NHibernate as examples) prevent being 'true to the ORM' but
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by to11mtm 2y ago
I think a few factors/explanations, based on what I remember from colleagues on EFNet... - Teachers/professors have a more actualized social selection/prestige; the pay is better (especially comparing to a similar US universi
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by to11mtm 2y ago
> From what I've been able to gather, most privileged progressive white-collar circles in American cities tend to run almost exclusively Democrat. Has it always been this way? No and it's not always true. They just have differe
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by to11mtm 2y ago
That's the dirty nuance of it. One can certainly have stress or frustration based on truly perceived unfairness. Take the case of someone who gets more test time because of a disability and the ADA. Those who don't know the why,
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by to11mtm 2y ago
It's not really 'exempt', it just tends to work differently and in this case other controls are expected to be 'working'. To your first point, it can't be moved out of the country/etc. However, Real Estate
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by to11mtm 2y ago
> abstract-ORM issues People get so attached to ORMs with object tracking that they invent whole categories of blog articles to work around cases where a simpler abstraction would be less work.
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by to11mtm 2y ago
I've seen it done fairly well, or at least 'doable if wanted but not turned on'. IME, ideal state is that 'soft deletes' are kept primarily for easing debugging, and the 'soft delete' is kept until archi
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by to11mtm 3y ago
As someone who used to do some GIS hacking in an office job[0] before I was a 'Software Developer/engineer' this is super cool. [0] - Honestly some of the coolest stuff I ever got to do in it's own right. Building tools
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by to11mtm 3y ago
I was originally gonna say that FBRs are in many places phased out (I think Japan's last one shut down in 2017) but if I'm reading right a BWR can work in a pinch, so there's -that-... My guess with minimal knowledge in the f
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by to11mtm 3y ago
Actually, I'm forgetting... Did you possibly agree to binding arbitration for all disputes? I can't believe I forgot -that- loophole facepalm
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by to11mtm 3y ago
Time and potentially some filing/service costs. You may be able to claim some of those as well (When I almost had to sue for a security deposit, in that Jurisdiction I could get some filing fees but not service costs for whatever reaso
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by to11mtm 3y ago
I think a lot of banks have gotten weary of chargeback scams and taking the brunt of Amazon's binning practices. Frankly, I'd think it better if they just cut off those bad retailers from the system, which is where the failing is.
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by to11mtm 3y ago
If I had to guess, it is probably in their fine print, and the ability to pay for a refund would be a further refutation in a chargeback case. That the ticket could not be sold via their system for whatever reason, is not a 'simple&#x2
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by to11mtm 3y ago
Thanks for this, it provides a huge level of context as to how bad things really are and lays it out in a fairly decent way.
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by to11mtm 3y ago
IIRC PostgreSQL is the preferred 'reference' for when features are added to SQLite. It's a different sort of beast than SQLite/Access. SQLite, Access, and FirebirdDB in 'local' mode are examples of 'file b
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by to11mtm 3y ago
Depends on the context. 1. A significant 're-architecting' of parts of our backend to metaphorically sell cars off the back of a truck... It was one of the few parts of an auto lease financier's chain that didn't have a
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by to11mtm 3y ago
Ironically, we used thunderbird at at old job, because it was easy to screenshot for QAs instructions on how to check both the HTML and Text versions of sent emails.
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by to11mtm 3y ago
Yeah these are reasons I had to set up a a VM for my dad while he finally went off Wordperfect 6 to LibreOffice for word docs. It's been interesting to watch because he's happy to embrace better tech but hates dark patterns.
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by to11mtm 3y ago
Does the ability to reproduce their weights include the 'fixes' to hide laundered GPL code?
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by to11mtm 3y ago
> Make a huge number of tiny libraries and people complain about left-pad. Making a number of similar libraries that would be better served as some sort of common set (i.e. even at the most basic level, right pad and left pad can be in o
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by to11mtm 3y ago
The reality of such criteria is that it will be a ladder-pull for any new entrants. Not a workable option, full stop.
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by to11mtm 3y ago
pretty much this. That's why for whatever anyone thinks of Theo's antics, I appreciated the OpenSSL/LibreSSL Valhalla blogs and overall effort to do something about it. TBH I'm amazed in it's current state that Apac
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by to11mtm 3y ago
Two reasons: 1. Because you've got one or more of the below spinning it into either a butterfly to chase or a product to buy: - 'Research Groups' e.x. Gartner - Startups with an 'AI' product - Startups that add an &
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by to11mtm 3y ago
32x murdered Sega's goodwill. Then the cost of the Saturn led to the legendary "$299" Sony E3 conference... Then Bernie Stolar and his hate for JRPGs... > Their partner in MS wasn’t helpful. The MS thing was actually an im
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by to11mtm 3y ago
I think PowerVR was a good choice even at the time. In my teens, my older brother worked at a computer shop and back then was a hardware geek, and a Matrox M3D, and frankly compared to something like a Rush or Riva 128 the M3D was pretty go

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