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by yummybear 5y ago
Unless you’re using machine code, it’s all frameworks on frameworks.
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by yummybear 5y ago
At least be honest then instead of saying that.
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by yummybear 5y ago
These are the kind of problems that make me think we’re not right about how to solve automated driving - we’re not even wrong.
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by yummybear 5y ago
I don’t even trust the software on our non-piloted metro system.
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by yummybear 5y ago
I loved this. Amazing atmosphere.
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by yummybear 5y ago
As a side note - For someone not totally an expert in AWS it’s sometimes difficult to choose between SQS, SNS, EventBridge and the list of other related technologies.
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by yummybear 5y ago
This isn’t just an EU/US thing - even within the EU people are unhappy about not being able to call their product Feta just because it’s created outside of Greece.
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by yummybear 5y ago
I wouldn’t want to be killed over a pizza.
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by yummybear 5y ago
What would you suggest you do when you have been behaving incorrectly? You can’t change the past.
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by yummybear 5y ago
This is going to sound childish, but PIK (Google Pik) is literally “dick” in my language. I can’t help to chuckle at the notion of using PIK-images - literally dickpics.
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by yummybear 5y ago
I would assume planning and budgeting would also take up a lot of time.
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by yummybear 5y ago
I don't think we should be shaming asteroids in this way - how about "gravitationally challenged"?
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by yummybear 5y ago
However - most of HBO's customers are non-technical and will be wondering what kind of test this is and if they should be worried.
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by yummybear 5y ago
This combined with the list of skills for a fullstack developer, leaves Superman as the only qualified person for the job.
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by yummybear 5y ago
Everyones angry at Denmark for enabling, but US did the spying... Not saying that clears DK, but at least 90% of the outrage should be directed there.
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by yummybear 5y ago
I've had this happen, although not on a scale as this, when implementing caching and disregarding authentication as a parameter that varies the cache...
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by yummybear 5y ago
Are there languages that lend themselves more to space-indentation? That could explain the wage gap.
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by yummybear 5y ago
I’m not from the US, but is 150k considered a bad salary?
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by yummybear 5y ago
It was kind of tounge-in-cheek, but giving a new url may require a redeployment which isn’t always practical
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by yummybear 5y ago
It was kind of tounge-in-cheek though
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by yummybear 5y ago
I want a cachebust="yes" attribute that invalidates an image when it changes, yet never contacts the server when the image is unchanged.
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by yummybear 6y ago
Deindexing? Oh please do - piracy will survive fine without. Even better - we’ll do it in the shadows as we previously did.
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by yummybear 6y ago
I wonder how many billionths of a pixel voyager takes up, if that’s even enough
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by yummybear 6y ago
There are a lot of vehicles that we don't operate on public roads, for safety reasons - if you want to go "down that road".
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by yummybear 6y ago
1 of 40.000 apparently risk "serious side effects". This is a lot higher than I thought.
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by yummybear 6y ago
It is - if greenland wants to become truly independant they're going to need some sources of income.
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by yummybear 6y ago
Make the v2 require membership?
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by yummybear 6y ago
A multi-year long, expensive lawsuit over a hobby project isn’t what anyone signed up for though.
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by yummybear 6y ago
So civil war? I’m not sure that will help the number of casualties.
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by yummybear 6y ago
You really need to be in a git-first mindset to follow these. Not saying that's a bad thing, but for me at least as a solo dev it often comes as an afterthought and breaks pretty much all the rules. When developing only with yourself,

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