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waheoo
6y ago
Sorry what things? This isn't a YouTube video. What are they going to do? Get whatever hosting company their with a boat load of bad press?
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waheoo
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I can understand this, I make do with Google sheets but it's seriously limited with my bigger spreadsheets, especially if there is lots of custom code / API response parsing involved.
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6y ago
I switched off Mac years ago. My servers run Linux. Not bsd. Having to deal with this sort of stuff is just a waste of time. Mac's don't have a monopoly on quality, haven't for a long time. And since it's a usual respons
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6y ago
Starting out your career with an inflated salary is better than anything they can offer.
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Some of them move back to PHP once they realise the PHP standard lib is actually rediculously full of helpful tools for web development and the idea of treating individual PHP files and the directory hierarchy as the routing structure makes
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waheoo
6y ago
I think it's stuff you need once you move beyond basic learning go projects. I found it pretty useful, the tip about sqlx, echo, and a quick docker file example were useful reminders, the rest ive seen elsewhere but yea. I get what you
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... of successful homesteaders. The survivorship bias of this movement is akin to vanlife. A lot of people burn out. I've seen some get themselves into a poverty trap they can't get out of. Can't pay off the farm, can't
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6y ago
Use the password as the salt. Still need a fixed salt but that should help.
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Woosh
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I dunno, if my competitor emailed me I would be pretty tight lipped. A student, not so much. Its not game over of competition finds out but I don't need to hand it to them.
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6y ago
Can you build a phone with all these parts?
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waheoo
6y ago
Oh yea, I wish I could block the whining that happens here on hacker News, it really turns me off the platform. Many threads I open and the top comment is just some tangential moan about something barely related to the subject matter.
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6y ago
I tend to disagree but this might be my biases at play. Refactoring starts from first principles, almost all examples include the reverse refactoring as often you need to undo optimisations a few steps before you can move forward in a diffe
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How do you think we would understand anything without categorisation? The periodic table comes to mind. Exceptions to the rule are the thing that drive new science. It isn't Eureka we're looking for its, huh, thats funny.
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Yup! And then sometimes it's actually advantageous to specialise systems into a corner, it has benefits, but these decisions need to be considered and made with care, and then it needs to be an understood limitation going forward that
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Pragmatic programmer does a decent job of it. Not perfect, but decent enough. I'm of the school that thinks it's something you need to practice. Many software positions especially in large companies are very limited in scope, you
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Ah I get it, the savages don't deserve it.
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Pure php, html, js, css, works ok.
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Gerrit handles related commits in a similar way I guess. A Gerrit changeset is like a GitHub pr, it has many commits, and commits are usually rebased against master, this is crucial to track the review properly over time. (Its very easy to
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I'm sure it has nothing to do with stolen / looted Egyptian artifacts residing in museums around the world.
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In WW2 we transformed every industry overnight to be geared for war. I think we can handle setting up a payment system... Like what kind of weak ass excuse is that? You can't figure out how to pay everyone? Please. Give me a break. Ubi
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And thank fuck for that. WordPress is the only web framework I've found that approaches stability of the Linux kernel. Backwards compat is important and maintained. Gutenberg hurt this a bit but it still does a great job of maintaining
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2k/month on food. I spend 400/month and I don't hold back, avoid processed and junk foods. Whatever they're doing is extravagant and not based on real science if what they say is to avoid processed food.
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The definition of a fat cat.
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Planck time, 247 zeptoseconds, and 13.1days are equally far apart on log scale. Planck time is really small.
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That sounds great but if I already have the ability to quickly prototype and stand up one off type services / endpoints in my code base what's the selling point here? To me it's just full of risk and costs where as adding a n
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So?
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That isn't inattentive ADHD, thats just ADHD, and really sounds like a scenario in which this this camera tech should detect as a problem.
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Its not propaganda, cut that double speak shit out. They knew exactly what they were doing. The fact they act up when they get remotely held accountable doesn't change that. It just makes them naive enough to think the law is on their
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Don't criminals usually use burners? Or is that just the smart ones?
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