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by xemdetia 7y ago
I don't think it will make people less likely to use Python overall, but for certain categories of projects there are some things that are just done better in other languages. Both Java and Go for example have specific programming lang
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Even on the scale of general toxicity CS:GO is so stifled that you don't even interact with your opponents that much anyway. The only thing I hope this AI takes care of is the YouTube preacher bots. You usually get the grief from mista
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Actually if this is faceit this is a reduced community in general so the kid gloves are off elsewhere.
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Actual spec for systemd-homed: https://github.com/poettering/systemd/blob/homed/docs/HOME_D... "If the UID assigned to a user does not match the owner of the home directory in the file system,
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by xemdetia 7y ago
You would be surprised on how large a hurdle this is, even inside 'serious companies' when stable external/internal artifacts come up. A lot of developers who cut their teeth on these public repositories complain heavily over
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I do not feel that this is the best article to sell me on your product. It compensates for trying to describe a rock solid use case with a lot of links to other things with limited context (that are probably brilliant if you knew that conte
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I'm more of the opinion that there was a Q2/Q3 deadline to get some sane regulatory framework by the Libra team and they just whiffed on it or it was wholly insufficient for normal international banking standards (which was probab
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by xemdetia 7y ago
This is actually a pretty neat mechanism that builds a string (including BMP magic number and header) and shoves it into a dump file, doing a ray trace per byte. I wish there was a commented/not collapsed version of it to better enjoy
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by xemdetia 7y ago
The thing that RHEL is trying to fix is to prevent customers from being tied to the system python/perl and should install a version that works for them and the application they are trying to run. People installing random modules into t
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I think the trouble is more that open office is generally not something that most people can stomach as a deal killer as a seeking employee. You also generally are deep into the interview process by the time you see the quality of the open
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I would say that has less to do with Netflix and more the recent generation of Intel/EPYC server computing. These numbers seem pretty standard for this generation of Skylake/Cascade Lake and one NIC per NUMA also feels pretty stan
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I don't have any insight but from just various anecdotes about kids getting smartphones I would say: they are now getting them in early primary school rather than late secondary school, exceptionally helicoptering parents have only bec
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by xemdetia 7y ago
What are you talking about that they did 'not offer Varnish for Buster?' Was there a packaging problem or more context you could add here?
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Not to mention that he might not stick with AWS if he runs the numbers- he might hop ship to a different cloud provider if he gets a better deal. I don't think it's appropriate for such a fledgling enterprise to lock in to AWS-ism
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by xemdetia 7y ago
"I have zero faith in the courts’ ability to distinguish this. In the case of Uber, their business is providing the back-end, and their revenue is a commission for doing all the back-end work. They are not in the business of driving ca
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I see your logical out being close to (IANAL): 1. with a contractor you are creating a contract around the deliverables and the time frame for those deliverables. You do not have the ability to reach into the contractor and have any say in
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by xemdetia 7y ago
When I interview that's my first question, because it helps set the stage for being it a dialog instead of a Q&A barrage. It's much easier to also wash people out at this stage (depending on what # you are in the interviewing
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I'm starting to feel that the whether or not you need Kubernetes is closer to old conversations related to whether or not you need a dedicated DBA. Can your organization survive and recover with hourly/nightly backup restores to r
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I felt that it was laid out fairly well in this essay. They described their 25 year rule, and described a lesson they learned in the first 18 months of their company from a few attempts really wasn't working for them. Because they lear
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by xemdetia 7y ago
This is the ultra-aggressive marketing that Slack has been pushing ever since they got any traction. They seem to pitch that idea to anyone who will listen even though like you say, it makes no sense.
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I prefer a small factor notebook (or netbook if they become relevant again) with as long battery life as I can find. As soon as the smartphone breaks down I pull out the compact laptop and do what I need to do. I haven't seen any reaso
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I couldn't find the right words to describe it, the other person who commented was a bit closer. At a certain point I would assume the Boeing 787 design would have interchangeable configurations that would not be dependent on the airfr
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Would you say as someone who deals with these larger planes that at least the 787 current gen is closer to an older style chassis and body for cars? I have always imagined/assumed that 787's are not unique that they would be the s
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I've given up on GIMP in a sense, Krita is the closest to what I actually want it to be but it's still missing some key stuff for me when it comes to vector selections and font work (but font work on GIMP was also less than great)
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I'll also throw in the fact that even for some reason you wanted metal, we've also solved the 'make a metal building wherever you want it' fairly well too. It is designed for adding doors, windows, comes in a kit form, a
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by xemdetia 7y ago
One thing not mentioned in the current set of responses is the REPL style and interactive coding style that you can have with a LISP that is different than what a traditional compiled language gives you in the edit-compile-run-edit loop or
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Some of us deal with the fact that the people maintaining the CI solution keep breaking our pipelines without any code changes in of our scope of responsibility. This becomes the churn as you push empty commits trying to troubleshoot why yo
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by xemdetia 7y ago
Are you sure you need a bootcamp? It sounds like you are selling yourself short and/or not getting job prospects in the right fields. As someone who recently was reviewing resumes bootcamps are so variable in quality that they are in t
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I think people are assuming he wrote a pile of hot PHP garbage, but it's entirely possible he just wrote it using Symfony or Drupal and well understood PHP libs and just has no 'modern javascript' to do it, which if he did wo
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by xemdetia 7y ago
I'm talking about things like HSTS where the interface to purge HSTS entries that have become invalid has changed constantly. Some people hit these which I had to solve for them because it was pretty opaque until Google started indexin

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