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pdp10
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Scarcely any hardware, especially with a 64-bit word, some virtualization. r/RISCV.
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False
0
dg3e7ge
t3_64f4uf
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3
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sneakpeekbot
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**Here's a sneak peek of [/r/RISCV](https://np.reddit.com/r/RISCV) using the [top posts](https://np.reddit.com/r/RISCV/top/?sort=top&t=all) of all time!** \#1: [SiFive announces RISC-V microcontroller SoC and dev board for $59 and delivery Feb 2017](https://www.crowdsupply.com/sifive/hifive1) | [0 comments](https:...
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1491863245
False
0
dg3e7n2
t3_64f4uf
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t1_dg3e7ge
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1493962751
3
t5_2fwo
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Brjl
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When is the last time you worked on a single file program that was 70,000 lines long that used program global variables different ways throughout?
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1491863285
False
0
dg3e8q7
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg2y7aw
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1493962765
5
t5_2fwo
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florinandrei
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And this is why, kids, you separate the shit out of dev and prod environments.
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1491863288
False
0
dg3e8ub
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2ic6d
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1493962766
2
t5_2fwo
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pipinstalluniverse
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100% agree looking back on it 5 years later. I was grateful the owners gave me the experience. I used it as a launchpad and made a successful career as an engineer. (I have no Bachelors degree)
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0
1491863308
False
0
dg3e9fd
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2jld5
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1493962774
2
t5_2fwo
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_Mardoxx
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Lol. Morons.
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1491863397
False
0
dg3ec0x
t3_64idzl
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t3_64idzl
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1493962808
-1
t5_2fwo
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Slokunshialgo
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Only other one I can see is that it deletes everything in the steam directory, but leaves the directory in place.
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0
1491863408
False
0
dg3ecca
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg31vol
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1493962814
1
t5_2fwo
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hart_russell
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haha omg that is quite the story
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0
1491863434
False
0
dg3ed2b
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2e96i
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1493962823
1
t5_2fwo
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pipinstalluniverse
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Yeah the sales guys way over-promised on pitching the product and then this was the last straw.
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0
1491863444
False
0
dg3edcz
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2ge4s
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1493962827
3
t5_2fwo
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Brjl
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I'd say no way they'll do that, but I personally watched a mainframe move that saved the business around 7 dollars an hour all said, but has cost at least 1 million in the last 6 months in botched bullshit. Business heads will do ANYTHING as long as they can be convinced it will save money. And when it doesn't save mo...
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0
1491863515
False
0
dg3efdn
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg3acac
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1493962854
4
t5_2fwo
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destinoverde
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Why 40?
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0
1491863581
False
0
dg3ehaf
t3_64jd9r
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t1_dg2ot70
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1493962879
2
t5_2fwo
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Lordofhate
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Holy shit, get laid, eat a snickers, or do something to get that stick out of your ass.
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0
1491863609
False
0
dg3ei41
t3_64jd9r
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t1_dg3bivh
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1493962890
13
t5_2fwo
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pipinstalluniverse
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The CEO and partners wanted to fire me, but the CTO convinced them to keep me. CTO was a real stand up guy. He also convinced them to get a real senior engineer to mentor me. A couple years later they had a senior engineer and mid level engineer making $30,000 lol.
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0
1491863630
False
0
dg3eir5
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2g5rd
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1493962899
8
t5_2fwo
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_JimboSlyce_
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Dev here with his hosting on Linode behind Cloudflare and code on Bitbucket. Can confirm :/
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0
1491863675
False
0
dg3ek16
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2kkpc
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1493962915
8
t5_2fwo
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PURINBOYS2002
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I'm saving these to put in my current project charter.
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0
1491863684
False
0
dg3ekb3
t3_64ji2j
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t1_dg2zl3l
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1493962919
2
t5_2fwo
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mr_fallible
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I disagree, I think that an exception is just a goto. I think that treating errors as values like go and rust leads to easy to reason about code.
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1491863701
False
0
dg3ekrj
t3_64isd8
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t1_dg2ljs1
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1493962926
2
t5_2fwo
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destinoverde
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Who said anything about reinventing? I am arguing about repeating the same patterns over and over, instead abstracting them all in a tool (like a higher level language for example).
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0
1491863721
False
0
dg3elcc
t3_63zg6f
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t1_dg274oy
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1493962933
1
t5_2fwo
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ionforge
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F# type providers kinda get the best of both worlds, maybe something like this will be implemented in other languages. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/fsharpteam/2014/05/23/fsharp-data-sqlclient-seamlessly-integrating-t-sql-and-f-in-the-same-code-guest-post/
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0
1491863765
False
0
dg3emkc
t3_64m7iq
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t1_dg3chca
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1493962950
3
t5_2fwo
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pipinstalluniverse
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Absolutely agree. Not enough companies are making fault tolerant systems, not enough companies are actually testing their software.
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0
1491863825
False
0
dg3eo83
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2s4pk
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1493962972
2
t5_2fwo
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bellyfloppy
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I guess he was worried about being liable. I believe in being as honest as possible where appropriate. If I fucked up that badly I don't know how I'd spin it, though. Glad it wasn't me, sheesh!
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1491863849
False
0
dg3eowd
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg3cjdw
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1493962980
3
t5_2fwo
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perfecthashbrowns
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I'm saving your comment! That's going to save my life one day. :p I like to do those `if` checks anyway but I do have lazy days.
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0
1491863909
False
0
dg3eqjj
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg38m4x
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1493963003
1
t5_2fwo
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_JimboSlyce_
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I did it. I was trying to remove a file in /etc/nginx/sites-available. Accidentally deleted the directory instead and took down about 40 sites I had hosted on there. Deleting all the files also of course removed them from sites-enabled since those are symlinks. I had to spend the entire night writing new conf files for...
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1491863950
1491864496
0
dg3eroj
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2k0qq
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1493963018
1
t5_2fwo
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AbstractLogic
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That's just crazy. Until dotnet core and typescript us C# devs abandoned /r/programming because of the 'ur not ko0l if u dnt bash' kids lambasting every comment. But alas, I suppose the tides have turned since MS has grown its open source offering.
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1491863987
False
0
dg3esoq
t3_64e6x7
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t1_dg27g59
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1493963031
4
t5_2fwo
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_Mardoxx
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Dunno. I set up nginx as a reverse proxy load balancer with ssl pass-through (idk proper terminology, ssl is terminated behind/downstream) in like... 2h after having never used it before. Setting up a similar system but without load balancing on apache took me like 3 days. Admittedly I was like 4 years less experience...
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1491864051
False
0
dg3eugp
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg2zf7r
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1493963054
11
t5_2fwo
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atomheartother
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he wasn't just kept, he was on his way to a promotion before his fuckup and still got it
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0
1491864161
False
0
dg3exo4
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg3ajf4
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1493963097
8
t5_2fwo
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ArmandoWall
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Out of curiosity, how much do you bring to the table each month?
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0
1491864322
False
0
dg3f2c5
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg33pfl
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1493963160
1
t5_2fwo
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combinatorylogic
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The author is representative of *everything* that is wrong with our industry. It is not a matter of merely disagreeing with him, he and his kind are an enemy.
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1491864400
False
0
dg3f4j8
t3_64hiaj
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t1_dg3bsnb
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1493963189
5
t5_2fwo
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choikwa
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one's enough kthxbb
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0
1491864416
False
0
dg3f4zv
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg348m5
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1493963195
3
t5_2fwo
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combinatorylogic
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There is a subtle difference here: a grant for doing whatever they like.
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1491864453
False
0
dg3f63q
t3_64ap2d
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t1_dg3da6w
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1493963210
1
t5_2fwo
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netok
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How did they restore from a time-delayed backup but no data was lost?
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1491864525
False
0
dg3f87i
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2h51s
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1493963239
3
t5_2fwo
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NetStrikeForce
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Terrifying.
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1491864539
False
0
dg3f8m8
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2wwo3
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1493963244
2
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choikwa
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lol.. good ol ibm mainframes. banks could use some javascript and node.js
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1491864567
False
0
dg3f9ep
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg38801
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1493963254
-1
t5_2fwo
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flukus
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Gave the postgres on a try the other day and it was hideously complicated and buggy compared to SSMS.
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1491864585
False
0
dg3f9xf
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2z765
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1493963261
2
t5_2fwo
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cards_dot_dll
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When ur reddit spam points to ur other reddit spam that got removed for being spam.
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1491864616
False
0
dg3fat5
t3_64mthp
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t3_64mthp
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1493963272
2
t5_2fwo
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FarkCookies
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Way to go champ, you won this argument! I may have not yet achieved what my mom thinks I can, but at least my parents love me. Seriously, dude, you have issues, so much completely unnecessary hatred.
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1491864643
False
0
dg3fbhf
t3_638rgm
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t1_dg3defa
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1493963282
1
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georgeo
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Maybe someday, though as a practical matter, it's hard to imagine that the foundries would charge much less than an equivalent ARM.
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1491864720
False
0
dg3fdoz
t3_64f4uf
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t1_dg3e7ge
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1493963312
2
t5_2fwo
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samcbar
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Many companies don't have anything other than the production test environment.
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1491864726
False
0
dg3fduv
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2k75i
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1493963314
1
t5_2fwo
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flukus
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If you need to do stuff quickly on live production systems you've already fucked up somewhere.
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1491864744
False
0
dg3feds
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg3beek
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1493963321
6
t5_2fwo
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Choralone
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Long, long time sysadmin & developer here. If all you've ever used is Apache (and let's be fair, Apache was king for a long, long, long time) - do yourself a favor and try out nginx. It's smaller, far more flexible, and far more performant. The configuration syntax on apache might seem simple, but that's becaus...
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1491864841
False
0
dg3fh5m
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg2ypu5
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1493963358
11
t5_2fwo
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fagnerbrack
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Take time off and help fixing issues or feature requests from popular projects. Your personal project can be "doing open source" for learning purposes with an interesting side-effect which is to help the community. If you need to spend your time doing Freelas in order to stay breathing, this money can come handy, most...
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1491864843
False
0
dg3fh6w
t3_64ap2d
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t1_dg2vran
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1493963358
3
t5_2fwo
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Choralone
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What kind of application code are you talking about? Like java stuff?
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1491864895
False
0
dg3fio7
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg32pup
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1493963377
1
t5_2fwo
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Chalcedon
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Hug your devops engineers. Their job is stressful and thankless, and when (not if, they're human beings) they make a mistake it's going to be a Big Deal.
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1491864971
False
0
dg3fktu
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg3bxnh
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1493963406
3
t5_2fwo
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Choralone
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You better believe it can.....
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1491864972
False
0
dg3fkuj
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg2ufqq
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1493963406
2
t5_2fwo
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flukus
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That means more expensive too. But any half way decent ops guys were doing devops decades before it was a buzzword.
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1491864980
False
0
dg3fl2t
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg35zz1
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1493963409
2
t5_2fwo
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pipinstalluniverse
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I absolutely agree with this. If you cannot separate work from home your talent and quality of work will suffer. On a long enough time scale everyone working 10 hour days gets burnt out and starts contributing low quality work.
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1491865053
False
0
dg3fn4i
t3_64jd9r
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t1_dg2v5ny
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1493963437
2
t5_2fwo
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unpopular_opinion
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But you still work a lot of hours, right? I was referring to people who took the paycut.
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1491865198
False
0
dg3fr4k
t3_64jd9r
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t1_dg3cu4k
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1493963490
1
t5_2fwo
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pdp10
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Sure, whether the zero-cost ISA/design licensing passes through to reduce retail prices doesn't concern me in the slightest. ARM64 is a nice architecture but the closed nature of the GPUs typically bundled with them causes heartaches.
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1491865207
False
0
dg3frdt
t3_64f4uf
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t1_dg3fdoz
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1493963493
2
t5_2fwo
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shinazueli
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Yeah, it works, in theory. In practice, I have teams that work literally across the world from one another. They've never met, but they do review each other's code when it crosses cross functional areas. There's no way we can rely on individual engineers at scale to not step on each others toes. It just doesn't wo...
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1491865234
1491865674
0
dg3fs4f
t3_64cbsh
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t1_dg30nar
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1493963504
1
t5_2fwo
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saijanai
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Should woz ask me for an apology, he'll get it. The most you get is an acknowledgment that my faulty memory was indeed faulty (as I pointed out might be the case from the second post I made on).
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1491865323
False
0
dg3ful3
t3_63z9ge
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t1_dg31ak5
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1493963536
0
t5_2fwo
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Kratzyyy
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You don't want developers at DO to be able to see your production data on DO? That's a bit weird. Every position I've held as a developer I've been able to see varying amounts of people's production data, including things like hashed passwords. I don't think employees being able to see the data is the problem here. The...
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1491865339
False
0
dg3fuzt
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg35hfm
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1493963541
1
t5_2fwo
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1491865574
False
0
dg3g1d0
t3_64jm07
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t1_dg3ak1i
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1493963626
1
t5_2fwo
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mrexodia
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Caddy is really nice to get going with quickly. You can also deploy it as a single binary which is great too.
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1491865593
False
0
dg3g1ty
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg3d2i5
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1493963633
1
t5_2fwo
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mrexodia
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Php
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0
1491865630
False
0
dg3g2tv
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg3fio7
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1493963645
3
t5_2fwo
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netok
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Wow. How did you fix that?
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1491865662
False
0
dg3g3p6
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2t9cs
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1493963657
5
t5_2fwo
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frezik
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Any programming language, really. Java, python, C. Anything more than simple HTML/CSS.
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1491865665
False
0
dg3g3s6
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg3fio7
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1493963659
7
t5_2fwo
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UplinkCoder
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I also count cycles and code-bytes :) I am using pre-allocated buffers for everything because otherwise the performance hit is too great. newCTFE is supposed to perform well. It is supposed to make CTFE into a zero-overhead abstraction. That will only be archived if I am always consciously keeping that goal in mind....
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1491865899
False
0
dg3ga8a
t3_64jfes
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t1_dg3cyfc
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1493963745
2
t5_2fwo
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__crackers__
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I never managed it on shared hosting. Presumably, some modules are "safe" to let users fuck about with in `.htaccess`?
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0
1491866016
False
0
dg3gdht
t3_64k23v
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t1_dg3fkuj
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1493963790
1
t5_2fwo
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TestRedditorPleaseIg
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RIP in peace
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0
1491866039
False
0
dg3ge4k
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg3b1bv
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1493963798
2
t5_2fwo
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ezekiel
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Probably MicroFocus Cobol. The big companies are running it on z/OS, CICS, IMS, sometimes DB2, sometimes VSAM/ISAM files. Some places have z/VM and CMS.
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1491866040
False
0
dg3ge5m
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg37art
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1493963798
2
t5_2fwo
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DoubleRaptor
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I've accidentally deleted a relatively critical file that impacted about 30 of our members of staff and my stomach turned. I can't imagine the feeling of having done this.
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1491866050
False
0
dg3geg1
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2m7bk
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1493963803
2
t5_2fwo
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shang-chi
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I did COBOL programming in the late 80s and early 90s, and I'm glad I got past it and moved on to other things. But it's nice to know that, if I need a few extra bucks, I could maybe do a little COBOL work on the side.
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1491866121
False
0
dg3gge6
t3_64jymy
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t3_64jymy
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1493963828
4
t5_2fwo
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llbad
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at 27 annually you might as well be purposefully sabotaging the place
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1491866187
False
0
dg3gi72
t3_64idzl
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t1_dg2e96i
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1493963853
1
t5_2fwo
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1491866266
False
0
dg3gkf5
t3_64idzl
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LLVM certainly might not fit into an interpreter/VM dealing with short programs, other than as a slow-start JIT for the occasional longer loop. I just pointed out that a purported lack of inlining isn't the reason for that. It's hard to accidentally make sound engineering decisions for the wrong reasons.
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This is a bit of a double-edged sword in my opinion. While in theory (and in practice) it is definitely the correct thing to do, it often bloats even the simplest of process to the point where the utility/function of the CI itself is somewhat negated. For example a bug in the CI that is say messing up your build numb...
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That is about the time I started as a COBOL dev. I have added hundreds of thousands of lines of code since then.
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Mate they stated exactly how one would implement the "strict ACLs". >Most engineers just need select privileges in order to troubleshoot/identify issues. Troubleshooters can select everything, maybe engineers specialising in the networking get write or modify access to the network tables, etc etc, but nobody (othe...
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VM/CMS was always an outsider to the big blue mainstream and I doubt anyone runs it in production any more. I, too, suspect MicroFocus Cobol is being used for teaching, but it might have been a mainframe or [OpenCobol (now GNUCobol)](https://sourceforge.net/p/open-cobol/discussion/cobol/thread/7dc2941f/).
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Other D compilers using the same frontend do. Please be very cognisant of endianness/type size/floating point/… issues. Otherwise, your work might not end up being quite as useful to a big part of the D community as one would hope.
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Did you ever work at larger software companies? I did. And i can say that people are just people. Mistakes are everywhere. Although serious companies usually have tight regulations, you dont want to know how many security issues are there. Luckly 99% of them never reach the surface.
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Yeah my wording wasn't the best, I meant more that this was the result of someone testing (so a dev time activity) than something more ops-y. Not that one is an engineer and the other isn't.
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frugalmail
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What is the extra work to set up Jenkins Pipelines. The fact that you have to select the Pipeline radio button when you're creating a new build?
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I knew it had floating point, I didn't know there were any plans for a RISC-V GPU.
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It's a really, really low rate, early dial up type of speed (56k modems, the fastest dial-up, is 56000 baud). I've seen a bunch of fun from end users connecting really slowly, but the side effects all depend on how your application is architected. The first most obvious thing is it ties up your open connections on yo...
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yep. you're gonna have a bad time trying to shoehorn something like that into a gc language.
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At what level of experience does being able to accidentally delete production databases seem like a good idea?
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Instead of doing a pixel analysis with each newly added object, you *could* take your mask layer and do a contour finding pass on it- essentially building the polygons. Now, since the shape might have holes, you'll need to use ray-tracing for collision detection, but it'd perform much better.
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Or the counterpoint to that is, despite all those really smart people working hard on products and trying to come up with the smoothest launches, they haven't managed to come up with one that works better than invites. That *should*, to most observers, suggest that it's a really hard problem to solve, if not impossibl...
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Which demonstrates they aren't a company you should trust for anything.
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to me, that sort of code ought to be generated via a compiler, not hand written!
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You love them because the fixed something quickly when it should never have been possible at all?
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sybia123
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What about HIPAA? FERPA? Should all devs at my health insurance company be able to see my records?
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So what you're saying is never trust a startup with your data because they're all cowboy's?
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I love them because shit will happen, it's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when. And the calibre and professionalism of how they deal with error or failure is what makes a good team to be in the corner of. Lest we forget the massive shitstorm with AWS not long ago and how long it took to recover.
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Just set up production so that it can only be modified by commands sent through a special cable... and the cable has to be clamped to an engineer's nipple or it won't pass data.
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assuming git, you could use a master repo which just contains submodules of each project, and also the build script(s).
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I had the horrifying experience, during the start of my career, at multiple financial institutions trying to get an answer to "but how does it work, and how do we change it." Most of the time no one in the IT departments could tell me. I nibbled at the edges, but it slowly dawned on me that no one had a complete pictur...
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> There's no reason for TypeScript to do this Performance of statically typed language. Why not do it if you can? If it doesn't meet requirements, just fall-back to javascript. TS to WASM would be no-brainer for any compiler dev.
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This is the exact opposite of professionalism, professionalism would have prevented the error. These guys are cowboy's.
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Agile isn't against code reviews. In fact, review of code is one of the most important parts of Agile. Pair programming is one way to do it, so is ordinary code review. The [official Scrum Guide](http://www.scrumguides.org/scrum-guide.html) doesn't mention code reviews at all, since the best approach is what works best...
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I'm working somewhere now that doesn't use transactions, I assume for similar reasons. They're unaware of implicit transactions.
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I wonder if it would be more readable in assembly
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Sorry, I didn't mean to imply there were plans for a GPU. I was just offering an example of how ARM64 wasn't a perfect architecture even though its licensing costs are low and it's available from a number of suppliers.
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Note that `nginx -s reload` will abort a reload if the new config is broken -- has done for a long time, if not forever -- and continues using the old/current/working config. But yes, broken config means the whole thing won't (re)start until its fixed so unless you trust everyone to test configs before they install t...
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Its easy to fuck up field mappings in any Turing complete programming language. Its just as easy to type the wrong unit type on a field mapping. Language support might make a mistake easier to spot...but nothing replaces testing and application sanity checks (e.g. 'This transaction appears to be a bad idea, do you wis...
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