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The details of their architecture is documented in a series of blog posts: https://nickcraver.com/blog/2016/02/03/stack-overflow-a-tech... I get what you're saying, they didn't do dynamic and &
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The person was clearly trying to say "it wasn't a big thing, and is huge now in comparison to just a few years ago". But hey, you won debate there with some counter examples that prove them wrong. But did we move the debate f
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Apparently this is the smoking gun and Trump is going to become dictator for life? Is this where we are in the debate? You might as well be talking about what kind of ice-cream he likes then.
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> "Don't tip standing up. If you're ordering at a counter, that's not a tipped job. What are you even tipping for anyway?" And what am I getting when I'm sitting down? The restaurant should be paying this pe
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So, how is PHP + queue library different than Dokku(or PAAS as you call it) + queue plugin? Other than the fact that you write it all in yaml/json/gui instead of code? > "I'd recommend reading more thoroughly about Do
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Valid point - if that was the intention then my bad, bit of an overreaction.
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It's a very contrived scenario, and practically never happens if you use a python IDE. I've worked on multi-million line python codebases and this kind of stuff only happened when the (junior) dev insisted on using something like
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How would you feel if I complained about a company being a bit "too brown"? Since when did we normalize this subtle racism towards white people?
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by zo1 2y ago
Nice find! This person is so blatant with their plagiarism, he doesn't even bother to change a thing. Here's another one: https://medium.com/towardsdev/managing-complex-rust-workspac... Blatantly copied from:
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by zo1 2y ago
Oh wow, looks like he's also published it to the rust package repository. The rabbit-hole deepens. https://crates.io/crates/sahomedb/0.2.1 Also bragging about it on Medium: https://medium.com/
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Looks like he's also made everything non-public. Way too much bad publicity, so he'll probably do it again under a different organization. Cause now when someone searches for this "Sahomey Technologies" they find out he&
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It's a convenient scapegoat if you ask me. Does it happen? Maybe. Does voter fraud happen too? Maybe. But both of those properties are conveniently paraded to distract each respective side from the real and "pretty normal" su
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I'm not trying to jab or anything, but I think this is highly due to social media. Some people genuinely have issues and difficult mental problems, this isn't aimed at them, and they do need professional help. But there is a whole
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I'm not sure I understand the analogy. In your analogy, who are the flat-earthers?
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Why not? If I think my employer is doing something unethical, I certainly would. That would be the moral thing to do. This tells me most of the people implementing this are either too-scared of the consequences, or they think what they&#x27
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To be a bit facetious/snarky: And we compare this to the EU's version where they're outright open about it and censor-away? "We're not being bad, this is legal censorship!"
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I'm more disturbed by the fact that on HN we have 0 devs confirming or denying this thing about FBs internals wrt encryption. We know there are many devs that work there that are also HN users. But I've yet to see one of them chim
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I'm 100% with you about fixing fundamental societal problems first. But we still have to ask why we can't do that anymore with a single breadwinner in a household. After the super-basics like hunger, homelessness and violent crime
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We have to have a collective look at what 1st-world governments, the media, and most "ordinary" people have been focusing on since the late 60's. The world is not mobilizing towards these big "civilization advancing&quot
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No I didn't research it, and I was speaking in general terms about these kinds of features. Plus, with the backlash against this thing, one could have safely assumed there were big issues with it as there always is. Thanks for the link
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Because of the way that they implemented it. I call it the "GMail Searchification Effect", that heavily focuses on "The Experience", is driven more by the UX and marketing teams rather than the technical team. They imple
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I'll always argue that what we've been seeing for the last few centuries is a local-maxima, and we're in a rut. We've hyper-optimized food and other goods production at the expense of a bunch of things, that we're o
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We either have to embrace the new world and make it work for our species in terms of population, or we have to go back to the old ways on some level (after admitting they were that way for a reason). Here are some ideas, some wild, some con
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> "The “best” had to be discovered and learned, and can be learned again in the future, even if the present chain of knowledge dies out." If the Boeing Effect is anything to go by, I don't think that assumption can hold in
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We handle 80TB and 5M page views a month for under $400 (2022)(blog.polyhaven.com)
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Maybe totalitarianism is the wrong word and not 100% correct by definition, but I'm certainly struggling to find a single word to define the direction the UK is descending into. It's definitely a descent, and it's definitely
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It's not the language, it's the IDE and laziness. They're doing this in notepad or maybe VSCode and don't have anything configured for highlighting or checking. Heck they probably don't even know how to interpret th
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Hey there - As a suggestion, cause it took me like 10mins now to find it, the alternative downloads link... Shouldn't it point to " https://gitlab.com/kelteseth/ScreenPlay/-/releases " instead of
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It's clearly meant to starve out competitors. Why else would they want website operators to definitively "know" if it's a GoogleBot IP, other than so that they can differentiate it and treat it differently. It's all
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All they have to do is remove "p {max-width: 28rem;}" and the website becomes beautiful. The text fills the entire width of the screen, and the font scales with the screen size (though they should dial it back a bit, or have a dif

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