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There's always shadow policies at places like these. The buzz-word bingo of core values is for marketing and designed to captivate people (usually young) that haven't learned to call bullshit when they see it.
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4y ago
I mean the timing sucks, but really the question that would be running through my mind is what kind of company culture is encouraging folks to work at 3am on New Years Day? There shouldn't be much more than a skeleton crew of Ops folks
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4y ago
the tl;dw is "It breaks"
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4y ago
Why shouldn't it be a question? Why do we allow it in the first place?
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4y ago
Biking sucks, it is dangerous and uncomfortable in snow, rain, cold, and heat.
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4y ago
It's wise to be cautious when it comes to anonymously donated money.
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4y ago
None of this is surprising. It's not about the code it's about figuring out a reason to fire people to cut costs dramatically since the company isn't profitable at its current footprint or with its current Chief Moron making
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4y ago
My first introduction to bsp was qeradiant while making q3a and later sof2 maps. There used to be a bsp compilation stage that I recall. At the time I had no idea what it meant.
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4y ago
Depending on how long and deep the recession is, engineers will get impacted at some point.
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4y ago
Hate them. Just give me a damn paper menu. Also, it's the worst when dealing with my senior parents who struggle with technology and basically don't know how to use their smartphones.
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4y ago
Musk has made TSLA stock holders fabulously wealthy over the last decade. He's gonna get a long leash from TSLA shareholders.
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4y ago
I loved rct and rct2 but Parkitect has been a worthy spiritual successor for me
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4y ago
One drink every couple of months is very different from say one drink every night or even one drink 2-3 times a week which is usually what I picture as the typical "one drink" person.
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4y ago
I drink but when I don't want to drink I just dont... I guess this is useless advice if you have an even moderately addictive personality though. One drink; one water is also a great way to drink. It'll slow your consumption and k
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4y ago
Keys do not need to be strings in Java either, you need to properly implement equals and hashCode() methods though for the key type. Also Java has like ten different implementations of Map<K,V> depending on various use cases.
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4y ago
Javalin is great and a worthy successor to its predecessor Sparkjava
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4y ago
Without knowing the financials of this deal it's hard to evaluate the ridiculousness of it. There's still generations alive that think highly of Bruce Willis, but I gotta imagine for Gen Z and younger he's just another guy in
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4y ago
1. Grab bottle of preferred liquor or wine. 2. Walk towards the bright glowing light. You (probably) don't want to live in a post-nuclear world.
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4y ago
This is why I'm starring to get interested in games programming. It is so far removed from the kind of code I do for a living that it is a lot of fun and recaptured the magic of learning to code when I was 11ish.
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4y ago
You need to stop playing Sim City, walkable cities are a fantasy in the US. You need broad political support to basically redesign every city outside NYC and some parts of SF, Seattle, and Boston. It will never happen.
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4y ago
I predict the GPU will need to be externalized in the future with its own cooling and power system. You'll plug into the motherboard via some cable interconnect. They're simply getting too big, power hungry and hot to keep in colo
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4y ago
> Azure feels like I'm starting a Boeing 747 instead of a VM. Huh... interesting, this has not been my experience with Azure VM launch times. I'm usually surprised how quickly they pop up.
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4y ago
Congrats on the release! - Your former Orion pal, P :)
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4y ago
Always amused on Blind about people posting leaving Microsoft for Amazon because TC is the only thing folks seem to focus on there. I've known dozens of Amazon engineers and I've never met one that was happy.
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4y ago
I've been an Android guy for a long time and I briefly switched to an iPhone from 2020-2022 but went back to Android. The reason? Being forced to use Safari or a re-badged Safari because Apple refuses to let other browser engines on th
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4y ago
Go's vanilla HTTP server lib gets pretty close to being not much more than an HTTP parsing library. Some people pull in a routing library, but a lot of times its all done manually by processing off the incoming http.Request struct.
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4y ago
This feels like the 3D TV redux. A feature nobody asked for cooked up in some industry board room by executives desperate to find a way to make tvs have a premium feature set so they can increase margins.
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4y ago
Would also wager a lot of us don't care. Government can do incredibly fucked up things, but as long as quality of life of is high and the money train keeps flowing, I'm not going to do anything. You'd really have to fuck some
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Or you know we can just let people live and die as they want to. Inform them of the risks but we don't need to go to draconian levels to prevent this.
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4y ago
This is more of a Canonical issue than an Azure issue IMO. They pushed a broken systemd package. Is there any QA even going on at Canonical?!
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