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by tsss 4y ago
It's hardly the outcasts who have too high expectations.
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by tsss 4y ago
I don't think you understand how dire the situation is for most men. If you don't lie you don't get anywhere near a match. Doesn't matter how honest and self confident and secure you are. You won't get the match. If
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by tsss 4y ago
Not all of the office politics is in their favor. I think modern companies have realized that it's much easier to refocus employee's attention than to outright forbid any dissent. Surveillance and contractor abuse are actual issue
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by tsss 4y ago
It's because they don't "get bullied". They _want_ this kind of stupid identity activism and encourage it from the top with their DEI propaganda officers. Any "activism" and identity outrage is an opportunity t
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by tsss 4y ago
The vast majority of "Kafka problems" (or rather "Kafka Streams problems") we have with a managed solution at work are due to not fully understanding how it works and how to set it up. There's so much stuff you can
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by tsss 4y ago
No other website of major size is as unreliable as reddit. In over 10 years of usage I've had noticeable facebook downtime only _once_. Meanwhile reddit seems have a major outage at least yearly and minor unavailability on an hourly ba
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by tsss 4y ago
And doing so always relies on sexist discrimination in the hiring process, which is definitely not a "non-zero positive" effect.
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by tsss 4y ago
It absolutely is true. The ?. operator is nominally different to map/flatMap. It does not extend to other monadic types and neither can you abstract with map/flatMap over nullable types. Not to mention more advanced type system fe
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by tsss 4y ago
Can you give an example how to do that? I've only seen IO and parsing libraries that copy around byte arrays, but you can't cast byte arrays to arbitrary objects, which means you usually have to manipulate the bytes directly (unle
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by tsss 4y ago
And why should men have to work longer than women?
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by tsss 4y ago
eBPF does this, but its power is very limited and it has significant issues with isolation in a multi-tenant environment (like in a true multi-user OS). Beyond this one experiment, proof-carrying code is never going to happen on a larger sc
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by tsss 4y ago
Many other US citizens have been rotting in Russian jail for the same crime with no effort made to free them, so it stands to reason that any normal tourist wouldn't have a lot of bargaining value. Biden only traded for Griner because
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by tsss 4y ago
HFT exploits very short lived movements. If you had some algorithm to predict long-term trends, then you could beat HFT without relying on low latency.
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by tsss 4y ago
With Kafka's idempotent producer config, which is the default, this is a non-problem.
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by tsss 4y ago
I intentionally click on Google Image ads quite often. When you're looking for furniture or art they're quite relevant.
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by tsss 4y ago
Hating on white men is not leftism and it's high time people realize this brain washing.
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by tsss 4y ago
> The system is more sensitive to label something as hate if that group is more likely to experience hate on the internet No it is more sensitive to things that have already been labeled as hate in the training data. So much "hate&q
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by tsss 4y ago
> We have aggressive de-institutionalize-the-cops people These people are not counterculture, even if they are a minority, because they control the culture industry.
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by tsss 4y ago
The central idea of 4chan is that it is liberal. Not liberal in the perverted US-American re-definition of the word. Liberal as in freedom. Anyone can express their opinion freely on 4chan and that includes racists.
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by tsss 4y ago
Come back when you know about HWND, boy.
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In the end, no amount of evidence will save you when they have it out for you because you're a man. There is the famous case of the German train conductor Ralf Witte and his friend, who were both falsely accused of rape by the friend&#
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by tsss 4y ago
In the case of Google their strive for world domination will fail at the very latest when an HR drone inevitably decides to ban the term "world" for some stupid reason.
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by tsss 4y ago
He wrote it because it is true and censoring the truth will not improve the life of anyone.
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by tsss 4y ago
I've never personally seen a bootcamp graduate at my job. Everyone either has a STEM college degree that is definitely beyond the ability of the average tradesman, or has been self-taught since childhood age. I think that programming d
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by tsss 4y ago
In contrast to most people here, I have actually worked outside of an office chair, for a short period of time, in a factory and also do woodworking as a hobby. The reason fewer people want to learn the trades is because it sucks. It's
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by tsss 4y ago
Irrespective of this blog post, that is probably a good take away.
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Sure, for the millions of years that make up human history, men went out into the wild to play with their weapons, wars and animals while women had to stay and vacuum the cave just like the male finch condemns his female finch to stay with
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by tsss 4y ago
If you want to get technical then programming is also math, provably so.
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More advanced languages like Koka or Eff use exception-like functionality for _every_ side effect. Every IO, every log statement, practically everything and they perform fine.
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by tsss 4y ago
You don't have to be an expert to see how bad it is. CMake is as if someone took all the worst parts of C (which isn't particularly good to begin with), namely textual macros, and made a whole language out of it.

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