waheoo

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by waheoo 6y ago
Do you know what the word generally means?
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by waheoo 6y ago
Sanfran or remote but not remote remote. :(
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by waheoo 6y ago
How does one get to work at the Internet Archive?
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by waheoo 6y ago
I'm disturbed by the riots as much as anyone but I applaud this legislation. Facial recognition and citizen movement tracking is a slippery slippery slope I want nobody in power to control. The thing that confuses me is this is clearly
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by waheoo 6y ago
Probably thinking about west coast of the South Island, New Zealand. Its rugged weather down there, still no mobile reception for most of it, sparsely populated and right up against the Alps. They struggle to get powerlines/phone lines
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by waheoo 6y ago
You're not even seeing all the sites that truncate your password down to 6 characters. Hi Westpac.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Still not very convinced your ORM is solving a problem it didn't create but I certainly like the approach more than more traditional ORMs. I feel like Im not really the type that wants an ORM to take care of SQL or relational functiona
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by waheoo 6y ago
Thats fair, if you want tight integration with azure and GitHub, I can see how that would be a good thing. The problem is, tighter coupling still comes with costs that some people aren't willing to pay.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Ok, and that justifies the cost somehow? Disclosure: that was obvious :) No hard feelings, just pointing out the community needs more than corp speak to be convinced, especially when Microsoft is telling you "its just better ok"
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by waheoo 6y ago
Why do you recommend? Because that's how you get paid or is there actually a value add here I'm not seeing? "Tighter integration" and stronger vendor lockin isn't actually a selling point for anyone but the seller.
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by waheoo 6y ago
I wish the push to containerise everything would just die. I need the pieces of my system to work together, not against one another, not contend for files and permissions.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Don't know why being downvoted. This is as if fox news was govt funded.
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by waheoo 6y ago
You're not serious? Antitrust is about optics, google is clearly monopolistic. Facebook is likely also but it's not perceived that way, Facebook has a lot of real alternatives, people use more than one social platform, whereas peo
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by waheoo 6y ago
Doesn't help a common fix for node is `rm -rf node_modules`. Yikes, your fix for your software is just delete it and start over? What is so leaky about the build process.
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by waheoo 6y ago
They're not going to pull out of Australia. The market share of English speaking countries is more important. And the loss of revenue from Australia is higher than the cost of paying up. Why do you think they're behaving in the wa
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by waheoo 6y ago
Its crap software, I can use the vim version just fine, no restarts, no problem. Aside from that, I don't need typescript, its being forced on me. I do want typescript, because it has advantages. A frustratingly broken workflow is far
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by waheoo 6y ago
Google is a monopoly. Facebook is not. If google pushes their weight around they get targeted for anti competitive behavior.
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by waheoo 6y ago
ABC are compromised, they only ever hard ball interview the opposition, which is completely fucking useless. (They're not in power) Just look at any liberal interview vs any Labor interview. Labor gets questions, liberal gets pleasenta
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by waheoo 6y ago
When I ask why something isn't working with typescript in vscode at work people recommend restarting the language server with a keybind. I'd send them a table flip emoji but im pretty sure they wouldn't get it, they legitimat
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by waheoo 6y ago
These numbers are quite meaningless without the counterfactuals how many deaths were there by comparison? I don't doubt your point, just looking for magnitude here.
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by waheoo 6y ago
The trick is to say no, and then yes, then when it fails anyway, you can say I told you so. - Real leaders everywhere
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by waheoo 6y ago
> You're not a network engineer but it looks like a blackhole incident to you? I'm the one overreacting? All I did was ask you if it was your opinion or not.
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by waheoo 6y ago
You were repeating a suspicion as if it was yours, as if it was a shared view in that thread, it wasn't, i'm not a network engineer but I read the thread too, nobody needs people spreading misinformation in a crisis just to sound
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by waheoo 6y ago
What's why you're asking? They are getting lower.. thats what the article is about? You did.. read the article right?
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by waheoo 6y ago
I don't really know why we need to discuss this now but the point has nothing to do with this. Small sites don't really need that decentralization, sure it's nice that it's easy but this isn't the problem. The probl
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by waheoo 6y ago
But seemingly contrarian views get upvotes.
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by waheoo 6y ago
I don't know why you're being downvoted, when was the last time you saw someone spell out central processing unit? Random access memory? Hard disk drive? Given the context, its not always required to reiterate acronyms.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Why do anyone want a lower nm number?
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by waheoo 6y ago
The fact that you're already getting downvoted for a completely unsided viewpoint is pretty much proof in the pudding for what time pool calls trump derangement syndrome. People have actually lost the plot, I think trump is a horrible
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by waheoo 6y ago
*only

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