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zaphar
4y ago
What do you mean almost all charity is impersonal? I guess all almost all nationally visible charity is impersonal but I would wager that if you look a little closer to home you might see opportunities for charity that are not so impersonal
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zaphar
4y ago
In that case you don't have a one person team. You have a distributed team with effective communication and well designed systems that a single individual execute with minimal coordination. Which is the ideal but calling them one perso
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4y ago
Given the existing headwinds I am skeptical we can make any progress without removal. The problems are a two hit combo of political will and technical limitations.
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4y ago
There are certainly subcultures of society that demonize men for having emotions. There are also subcultures of society that do not. Do you really think it's our wider culture to demonize emotion in men? My particular subset of subcult
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4y ago
Should Twitter ban such comments? Reasonable people could go either way. But for the specific individual making such comments the resoundingly correct answer is they should be ashamed of themselves. And for that specific individual the free
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zaphar
4y ago
I don't think FB/Meta was really too worried about Twitter. It was never anywhere close to catching up to FB's numbers.
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zaphar
4y ago
It's true that you won't be able to "get a job in 40 days". But it's also true that you can succeed as a self-taught developer. I did it. The caveat is that it took me Years not Days to get my first job.
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4y ago
No bootcamp, No degree or indeed any college courses on software engineering, and I made it. Yes we exist and yes it's possible to succeed as self-taught. It is however way more difficult to get into industry than this way.
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4y ago
It's actually preferrable in many of those "infallible" cases to panic rather than handling the error since it usually indicates that your application is in unknown territory and there is no "safe" way to handle it.
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4y ago
I mean, I don't think it's a legacy language at all. But I do think it's a minefield of annoying problems with no two codebases speaking the same subeset of C++ evolved to work around those annoying problems. All told I would
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4y ago
It may not be a problem. Maybe your company only needs a certain quality of worker and aren't interested in paying more for a higher quality. There is a place in the market for that. If you personally you are a higher quality then you&
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4y ago
Sometimes it's not possible to know the correct answer to something because you are missing critical information, but people are really good at rationalizing a plausible answer to the question. Taken to the extreme this causes contro
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4y ago
I think if your doctor is satisfied as regards physical and you've stopped drinking as a coping mechanism you don't need to worry about the damage from drinking. However your systems as described to my layman's ear suggest ma
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zaphar
4y ago
Sure, If you feel the need to deplatform me go for it. I am not particularly invested in any particular online platform or community and regard them almost entirely as not worth the effort to maintain. If I kicked off one who cares.
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zaphar
4y ago
I don't do my all of my notes in a single document. I create new documents that are specific to whatever I'm taking notes on. That plus the new tagging capabilities make it pretty easy to find whatever I'm looking for.
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zaphar
4y ago
My review is complete opposite of yours. I also prefer the notepad style of note taking but the remarkable means that my notes are available on my phone or computer whenever I need it. It is the first note taking tablet I've used that
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zaphar
4y ago
Nope, Because there are very good reasons for some services/applications to be shut down. Making it impossible to shut them down attracts a vary particular clientele that I personally don't want to be associated with.
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4y ago
Truly unreasonable people often only look unreasonable right up until the threat of actually losing one of their most valuable employees looks credible. Then they change their tune pretty quickly. Either way if you are negotiating with the
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4y ago
He doesn't need to sue. If his story is correct he has a large amount of leverage in a negotiation and just needs to use it. 1. He is a high performer and is solely responsible for at least one project of consequence. 2. His productivi
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4y ago
I think there are many things wrong with the prison system in America. But calling it slave labor doesn't seem accurate. Under an assumption that the individuals are guilty of the crime and that the sentencing is applicable the inmates
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zaphar
4y ago
Depending on your needs you can go halfway with sqlite and the json extension as well. In general I start with sql and then when it becomes clear I need to I'll use a NoSQL to optimize or improve some portion of the application. I find
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zaphar
4y ago
You can use partial patterns in Rust too. I think perhaps you meant partial matches?
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4y ago
As someone who has managed a team of SREs that kind of behavior would land someone on a PIP if done repeatedly. Sounds like you had a run of bad luck in teams.
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4y ago
I'm pretty good at stuff like keeping keys safe and personal op sec. But even I have issues where I need a key reset or some other escape hatch at least once every couple years. The level of care required to participate in the crypto w
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4y ago
For me and the vast majority of people that is a complete non-starter. And the primary value of a currenyc is that it gives you liquidity to participate in the economy. Until crypto can claim the same thing it only barely qualifies as a c
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4y ago
The modern monetary system used to have all of the same obvious scams. They made participating in any economic activity risky and depressed local as well as global economic activity as a result. None of these scams are new and the regulatio
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zaphar
4y ago
I can't use crypto for anything useful without it. This advice means crypto is useless.
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zaphar
4y ago
SRE's should not be cowboys. They should be the least cowboy engineers in your company. Something is very wrong there.
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zaphar
4y ago
I was just about to post the exact same thing. 9 times out of 10 the issue isn't a broken service. It's going to be something environmental. You absolutely must have retries. Set alerts for elevated numbers of retries so you can r
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4y ago
The nuclear family as you call it has a lot of built in mental and emotional safeguards for your child. Even with a solid nuclear family it's hard to provide those safeguards, if you are intending to have children without them just be
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