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Retbull
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We had 9 days of < 30% cloud cover this winter.
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PM-ME-NUDES-NOW
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Our IT is literally split up into project and maintenance teams. Go figure how that works out with urgent deadlines.
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dfy0zto
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B_l_a_d_y
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Holy fucking shit ! This actually looks clean and simple, xaml should be burned at stake.
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dfy123s
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irqlnotdispatchlevel
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Then there should be a standard. We're talking about people's lives here.
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t3_63ldwg
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Dankirk
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Quite an overlook to include explicitly hidden bodies to the search system. Wonder if there's anything else you could find out besides the visible data. Internal ids come to mind. Not that useful, but interesting.
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GOOD point
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Corgifornia
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All the time he saved by locking himself out of Reddit...he spent on writing a post about how he cracked his password for Reddit.
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False
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dfy1gle
t3_63tmfn
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1493868574
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NinjaPancakeAU
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This looks compelling. Anything that comes close to giving Perforce and Plastic some competition is very much welcome in my eyes. I like a lot about git, sadly it's not feasible (or even legal) in the two industries our company focuses (due to process incompatibilities between our trace-ability/accountability require...
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iconoclaus
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i find it extremely distracting to browse without being logged in because i instinctively upvote posts/comments only to have a login modal pop up at me. you'd think i'd learn quickly to not vote while browsing, but my redditing habits seem to have soaked deep into my bones.
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muntoo
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~~No, I think this approach is better for strings of all lengths.~~ - 1 length string: same # of requests for both methods. - 2 length string: 50% probability of choosing last letter. Then, he has to iterate through the entire alphabet once before `going_backwards`. In your method, you form a alphabet quickly, and t...
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Cuddlefluff_Grim
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Bingo.
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False
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dfy1jxk
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iconoclaus
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so just like reading reddit comments.
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1491545902
False
0
dfy1k0f
t3_63tmfn
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t1_dfxi6hz
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1493868621
8
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Xzariner
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> Git approaches the usability of iptables, which is to say, utterly unusable unless you have the manpage tattooed on you arm. Hey it is not *that* hard. Or maybe I should start writing that skill on my resume... > Klingon Code Warriors embrace Git; we enjoy arbitrary conflicts. Git is not for the weak and feeb...
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1491546011
False
0
dfy1lpf
t3_63whph
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t1_dfxtcvt
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1493868644
57
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willvarfar
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No, that could increase performance. Am a regular lurker at encode.ru and can categorically say that a binary history file, even not including compression, could be far faster than the historic text-file approach that shells all seem to use. However, a binary history buffer format would mean you had to use a 'history...
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1491546047
False
0
dfy1m92
t3_63lcwt
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1493868651
1
t5_2fwo
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iconoclaus
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great point. another teeny optimization might be to put already found letters low in the search chain for the next letter - assuming that repeating chars is less likely than fresh chars, and that api hits are expensive.
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1491546130
False
0
dfy1nip
t3_63tmfn
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t1_dfxeb3k
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1493868668
19
t5_2fwo
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BFG_9000
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>distracted **by** Reddit
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0
1491546135
False
0
dfy1nlr
t3_63tmfn
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t1_dfxvvtl
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1493868669
3
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iconoclaus
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i wish interview coding questions had this kind of a build up rather than: so yeah, we need to identify arbitrary length palindromes in large bodies of text, for no apparent reason.
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1491546204
False
0
dfy1om8
t3_63tmfn
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1493868682
2
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eras
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From Feb 2016. And the last comment is from the author: > Wayland network transparency will likely be handled at the compositor level, and not in libwayland, so this work never evolved beyond a proof of concept.
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1491546658
False
0
dfy1vss
t3_63yn9l
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1493868779
22
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blazingkin
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[Here's an animation I wrote using this library](http://blazingk.in/sketch.html) Use the sliders to change the behavior
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1491546814
False
0
dfy1y7a
t3_63v7nh
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1493868812
3
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Muchaccho
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It's Spanish.
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1491546816
False
0
dfy1y88
t3_63tgpx
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1493868812
1
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Muchaccho
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Yes, it means that.
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0
1491546936
False
0
dfy200y
t3_63tgpx
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null
t1_dfwy48b
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1493868836
1
t5_2fwo
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feedayeen
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What possible reason could motivate that? Does management view them as the A Team making new things and B Team doing maintenance? There's problems there at every level from employee moral to the lack of training for either side.
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1491547083
False
0
dfy227u
t3_63vbdz
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t1_dfy0zto
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1493868866
7
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ComradeGibbon
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Everything about a car involves peoples lives. My point is MISRA is really weak sauce when it comes to designing truly safe systems.
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1491547156
False
0
dfy23bo
t3_63ldwg
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1493868880
1
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kuglimon
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It probably looks good on paper and makes pretty graphs.
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1491547217
False
0
dfy246s
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1493868892
4
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Sarcastinator
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Autosync... does that mean that it gets notified about remote changes? Because otherwise, this behavior is **easily** the worst part of working with SVN. I feel I'm getting upset reading that they were inspired by SVN and CVS for this because it's such an infuriating behavior.
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False
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dfy24u3
t3_63whph
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1493868901
3
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0
dfy26i0
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1493868922
5
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UpBoat420
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Spacemacs
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0
1491547468
False
0
dfy27xo
t3_63lssy
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1493868942
1
t5_2fwo
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doom_Oo7
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You really don't need to know about this unless hyou want to optimize to the max
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1491547670
False
0
dfy2avv
t3_63s8jo
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t1_dfxpads
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1493868981
7
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mare_apertum
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You can easily disallow rewriting history using an access control layer such as Gitolite or Gitlab. In many companies, only privileged users can access the main branches (master, devel, stable) and they are protected against "force pushes", which means rebasing, etc doesn't work. Of course, developers can still reorgan...
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False
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dfy2ccj
t3_63whph
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t1_dfy1he5
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1493869000
8
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Flavour666
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It's not only useful for PHP apps. It's so simple, yet so powerful. I'm in love.
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1491586795
0
dfy2dma
t3_63yqpp
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1493869017
1
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MyWayWithWords
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This almost felt like a hacking mini-game from a video game. It's like what people think hacking is, but it really isn't. Except you really did.
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1491547939
False
0
dfy2euv
t3_63tmfn
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t3_63tmfn
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1493869033
1
t5_2fwo
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IAmHydro
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Why are repeating chars less likely to occur? I believe you, just curious why that's the case
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1491548017
False
0
dfy2g14
t3_63tmfn
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t1_dfy1nip
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1493869050
13
t5_2fwo
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_Mardoxx
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P5JS = PenisJS?
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0
1491548035
False
0
dfy2gbb
t3_63v7nh
null
null
t3_63v7nh
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1493869053
-1
t5_2fwo
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TheMasonX
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[GitHub Repo (MIT License)](https://github.com/TheMasonX/UnityPCSS)
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1491548119
False
0
dfy2hl9
t3_63yunm
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t3_63yunm
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1493869070
6
t5_2fwo
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nanojava
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Any good book reference dated recently (probably from 2015)?
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1491548235
False
0
dfy2j7s
t3_63yj1f
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1493869092
1
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xeroage
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I don't quite get how rebasing is a problem. A hash always refers to a certain state of the repository, rebasing will change the hashes of the commits that are reapplied on top. Writing down the commit hash should therefore usually be sufficient to prove its state. If you don't trust it, because it is SHA-1, you could ...
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1491548276
False
0
dfy2jty
t3_63whph
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t1_dfy1he5
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1493869101
4
t5_2fwo
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IMovedYourCheese
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And browse the default front page? No thanks...
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False
0
dfy2lix
t3_63tmfn
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t1_dfx67fe
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1493869123
13
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kaeedo
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Git: Bazaar-style development Fossil:Cathedral-style development ELI5 please
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1491548496
False
0
dfy2mzc
t3_63whph
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1493869143
5
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feedayeen
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SOLD! - A manager, probably
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1491548555
False
0
dfy2nsz
t3_63vbdz
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t1_dfy246s
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1493869153
1
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presedentiallook
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Are you a wizard?
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1491548602
False
0
dfy2ohs
t3_63mizt
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t1_dfvhgsn
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1493869162
1
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Rajubhai11
null
learn big data from India's leading trainers and get 100% placements
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1491548691
False
0
dfy2pra
t3_63yvv6
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null
t3_63yvv6
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1493869181
-6
t5_2fwo
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judgej2
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monotone did this years ago, before git was even a thing. The main problem with it was that the sqlite file would grow very fast and reach enormous sizes as you put flies in and merged in branches. That could make it very slow. It was a full distributed change control system though, and it worked well on a few projects...
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1491548710
1491549858
0
dfy2q0y
t3_63whph
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null
t1_dfxo9ji
null
1493869184
12
t5_2fwo
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DolphinsAreOk
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Can you though? In his case the search might return for a character in the title too.
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1491548763
False
0
dfy2qr8
t3_63tmfn
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null
t1_dfxeb3k
null
1493869194
4
t5_2fwo
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flukus
null
Yes, platform specific would be much better, as it always has been. No idea why you think it'd take 10 times the effort.
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0
1491549033
False
0
dfy2uk8
t3_63p4l8
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null
t1_dfwyoli
null
1493869246
2
t5_2fwo
null
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Teekoo
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Stop with the gifs.
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0
1491549107
False
0
dfy2vmo
t3_63tmfn
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null
t3_63tmfn
null
1493869260
1
t5_2fwo
null
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dskloet
null
How can transactions be verified in parallel if they can depend on each other?
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0
1491549298
False
0
dfy2y8i
t3_63un06
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t3_63un06
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1493869295
2
t5_2fwo
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i47
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Everyone is immediately saying that he should've optimized the alphabet with his program. I converted the authors program to Python (what I'm comfortable with) and ran 10,000 iterations of his algorithm, measuring the time it took to solve it with and without optimizations. I found that optimizing improves times by 25%...
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1491549396
False
0
dfy2zk2
t3_63tmfn
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t3_63tmfn
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1493869312
6
t5_2fwo
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MyCodesCompiling
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I think you have to assume that the characters PASWORD exist. But you can eliminate any of the remaining characters if they return no results.
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1491549446
False
0
dfy308x
t3_63tmfn
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t1_dfy2qr8
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1493869321
22
t5_2fwo
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Patman128
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> The popularity of JavaScript cannot cover its bad design and inherent flaws. It actually can, because those flaws are now being fixed with the recent updates thanks to the popularity of the language. We have features like `async`/`await`, modules, generators, real for-each loops, real hash maps and sets, destruct...
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1491549447
False
0
dfy309j
t3_63nkvf
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t1_dfw6wr2
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1493869321
0
t5_2fwo
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herrschnapps
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I'd suggest coming over for Silicon Milk Roundabout next month: https://www.siliconmilkroundabout.com
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0
1491549451
False
0
dfy30bn
t3_637m7q
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t1_dftmuez
null
1493869322
1
t5_2fwo
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1491549519
False
0
dfy318u
t3_63whph
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t1_dfy2mzc
null
1493869335
-3
t5_2fwo
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celerym
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I'm getting tired of this mindset that anything but node/Java/Python is hard to develop.
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0
1491549666
False
0
dfy3398
t3_63ldwg
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null
t1_dfvsyac
null
1493869362
2
t5_2fwo
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bilog78
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I don't think so.
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0
1491549669
False
0
dfy33aj
t3_63rjtw
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t1_dfxtmvp
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1493869362
1
t5_2fwo
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get-innocuous
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because people are bad random number generators and he said at the top that it was created manually (not by a password manager)
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1491549728
False
0
dfy343t
t3_63tmfn
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t1_dfy2g14
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1493869373
31
t5_2fwo
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sualsuspect
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I've only read a few of those but it looks very much to me as if this list has too many items in too narrow a range. Software architects should be well versed in at least usability, design, maintenance & general software engineering concerns, and quantitative system performance. They should also have some unders...
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1491549740
False
0
dfy34a4
t3_63yj1f
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t3_63yj1f
null
1493869375
15
t5_2fwo
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[deleted]
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0
1491549777
False
0
dfy34rc
t3_63tmfn
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null
t1_dfy2g14
null
1493869381
-9
t5_2fwo
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irqlnotdispatchlevel
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I now understand that it is weak and outdated in many regards.
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0
1491549825
False
0
dfy35es
t3_63ldwg
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null
t1_dfy23bo
null
1493869390
1
t5_2fwo
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bilog78
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Interesting, I didn't know about it. It doesn't look like the X.org server supports it though?
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0
1491549877
False
0
dfy3650
t3_63rjtw
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t1_dfxsjdp
null
1493869399
1
t5_2fwo
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bilog78
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> I did my daily update in Arch and was suddenly running my GNOME session on Wayland instead - and I largely didn't even notice! So, you use none of the features that X11 supports and Wayland doesn't, _and_ switching to Wayland make no difference. Very compelling argument. > PS: Firefox and Chrome work fine in...
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0
1491549965
False
0
dfy37ck
t3_63rjtw
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t1_dfxm10w
null
1493869416
1
t5_2fwo
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tomtomtom7
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The compact "spend-tree block" is added to the spend tree before each input in it is verified. Verifying simply means scanning back the tree, if you start at the end, you first pass through the block itself. The rules of scanning are simple: - found the output => ERR double spent - found the transaction containi...
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1491549995
False
0
dfy37r0
t3_63un06
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t1_dfy2y8i
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1493869421
1
t5_2fwo
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federal_reserve_cock
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It should be noted that ["cultural marxism" means something… a little different](https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jan/19/cultural-marxism-a-uniting-theory-for-rightwingers-who-love-to-play-the-victim) today, which is why I am always immediately suspect of anyone using this term. And yep, OP frequents /r/...
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1491550103
False
0
dfy398m
t3_63vzes
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t1_dfxsy2x
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1493869440
4
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2e3dabe5
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is there also an xkcd about how le relevant xkcd maymay is cancer?
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1491550205
False
0
dfy3ak9
t3_63whph
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t1_dfxs8sp
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1493869458
-8
t5_2fwo
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Xanza
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It seems that site doesn't even offer https.... I'm __incredibly__ skeptical....
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0
1491550257
False
0
dfy3b9t
t3_63whph
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t1_dfxukvt
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1493869468
15
t5_2fwo
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AndreasTPC
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This post currently has ~550 upvotes, so we know at least that many people found some amount of interest in it. If he spent two hours writing the post that's 13 seconds per person. Seems like time well-spent to me. And the same argument holds even if it took him significantly longer.
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elondaits
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So you find an A. The probability of the next char being an A is 1/36 and being something else is 35/36... So you can try a B! Which has a probability of 1/36 of being the next char...
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Bloodcount
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So... less secure containers ?
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Kukuluops
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There are some books on the list that are from 2005+. What's wrong with them? Software architecture didn't change since then.
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bilog78
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> > Screen recording, global hotkeys, color temperature, clipboard handling, > To be clear you think these should all be features of the protocol? They wouldn't need to be if the protocol was designed with the same fundamental principles as X11 (mechanism vs policy). > Why would clipboard handling, whic...
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redderoo
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OK, but it's honestly pretty easy to misunderstand you when you basically write the opposite of what you mean. > Which is why SQLite is forced to sell This means that SQLite (I assume you mean the company behind it, as a piece of software can't sell anything) has no other opion than to sell licenses. This is, as...
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mikkelhoegh
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Marketing bullshit to make Fossil look better. Git can be used for almost any kind of development process imaginable. Fossil locks you down to a specific pattern.
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beric_64
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I watched a couple episodes of Mr. Robot and it bothered me how Elliot would just brute force facebook accounts like they were nothing. Brute-force vulnerabilities are a real thing which developers keep in mind. It seems like pop culture thinks you can just crack anything with a brute force attack. If that was the case...
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> Afaik all GTK and QT apps support wayland out of the box. The work is done for them by the toolkit. That's the theory. In practice this is not the case, as a lot of applications have behind-the-scene display-protocol-specific minutiae, that, even when they don't plainly prevent the application from running, resu...
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ComradeGibbon
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Comment from someone was analysis tools and formal testing is far more effective. Also I used to occasionally deal with intrinsically safe equipment. Interesting thing about that is the first concern is the length of failure chains, two or three failures needed[1] is typical depending on how you look at it. Any program...
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bilog78
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> If you think there is no difference between a protocol that uses sockets + shared memory buffers and a plugin API, then I think your investment is much more emotional than technical. I'll give you a hint: the physical layer of the transport is the least of the problems.
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nanojava
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> What's wrong with them? Nothing, expect... > Software architecture didn't change since then. It may lack new software architectures to date.
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Free_Math_Tutoring
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Exactly. The reason is in meatspace, not in mathspace.
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Chrome and Firefox do not share renderers. If it works on both, it is probably standards compliant.
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IAmHydro
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Oh you're right I must've missed that. Assumed it was randomly generated, that's why I was confused.
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Free_Math_Tutoring
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> This 25% improvement amounts to an on average -0.000670 second difference. While you bring up a good point in general, the absolute time is not quite fair here, because he relied on web requests, which take considerably longer
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You're using a single variable *n* but there are actually two quantities here. One is the length of the password, say **P**, and the other is the size of the set of possible characters, say **K**. The article's solution is O(P * K), that is, for every character in the password every character in K is checked. By f...
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mapio
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Years ago, with a couple of friends, we wrote a scientific paper (for a conference about "recreational computer science") about this problem: http://vigna.di.unimi.it/ftp/papers/Jugs.pdf
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ImprovedPersonality
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Who does that? o.O
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skulgnome
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_Not_ a NIH-driven X11 remake
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moreON
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There are only the size of the alphabet squared number of pairs. In general a string can use many characters alphabet many times. So, quadratic in alphabet size, not in string length. In general a string can be much much longer than the alphabet from which it is formed. You need to consider both string length and alp...
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Git is great SCM tool. Fossil is more like all-in-one tool that happens to have a bit of SCM tied on. They try to sell it as a benefit that it's SQLite based, but Git's data structure is designed for its purpose, and superior in almost every way. As for having a Github-light bundled with the SCM, I guess that sounds ...
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> What specific X features do you use that don't exist in Wayland? That _cannot_ exist in Wayland: * almost daily: custom, dynamic global hotkeys management, the distinction between PRIMARY and CLIPBOARD selection, window scripting, client embedding, remote connection and management (in multiple ways depending on ...
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Pega CPBA Certification aims at resource ability to analyze, design and create business requirements and specifications/use cases and be aware of applying key concepts and techniques in the design and construction of the components of a multi-process application. PegaGang is offering Pega CPBA Certification online t...
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That and I don't know of any printers that were capable of going back and clearing lines with white-out, although that would be kind of neat.
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VanshngMedtr
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Mother nature and science are racist. That's because races are actually different from one another. I never understand why people think "that sounds racist" is even an argument. I don't pick vegetables or roof for a living because I would die of skin cancer as a ginger. What kind of idiot would I be if I did those ...
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garyk1968
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seriously lose that annoying video, I figured out how to get to what I wanted: to learn more about the product.
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MiaTalis
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Why am I seeing CPU usage on a seemingly static home page?
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wishthane
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NeoVim has pretty good Python support. It's not quite like Emacs Lisp though.
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VanshngMedtr
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Those things are by design, they wouldn't be here otherwise. What they are doing wrong is depressing wages and taking jobs we don't have to give. You sound brainwashed by Soros. The tide comment is horseshit. All those phony news articles with phony studies were based on false assumptions. My favorite was the on...
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Trump is kaiboshing this is well. If you want to go make something in India and sell it there, more power to you. Don't make Iphones in factories where people live there and they have suicide nets in the stair wells, and then think you are gonna come sell the product to rich Americans. Obama asked Jobs if Apple jobs...
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was it supposed to be a joke?
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PonchoVire
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Yes I don't know all the dates, that was not the point. Studying is about someone helping you going faster in learning, and preventing you from missing important points. That doesn't mean people who don't study are not smart, it just means that it ensures you won't do twice the job of learning and start with a common b...
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PM_ME_YOUR_HIGHFIVE
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> That kind of communication almost never happens when the two are on different teams at different companies. That's 100% false. This post tries to argue against many companies who successfully outsourced software maintenance. In the Real World™ companies don't care about "glamorous jobs". They don't care about "e...
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