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BinaryIdiot
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> no one will ever access the production env. Ever. > Ever. > Ever. Really? Every small and large company i've worked at (including a financial one) had at least some people with access who had to occasionally access and check or debug things. The DNS is a solid idea. But you're never going to need or want ...
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OneWingedShark
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> The overhead to transition seems massive. That really depends on what's involved with the transition. If it's something like C#, Java, or similar then there's some pretty big hits that you're going to have to take -- like the lack of a native fixed-point type. If, OTOH, you're using something like Ada then not...
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maks25
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Not really. Nginx config is not necessarily in one config file, you can setup sites-available and have custom configs for all your sites in separate files.
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Patman128
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You're not wrong, but I've always been a MS skeptic and they've actually done a great job with TypeScript. I expected them to take their ball and go build their own baseball stadium (like they did with Java and C#) but instead they fully embraced the JS/Node ecosystem. It was a very surprising move from a company that ...
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Catbert321
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> I've had much more painful experiences with magic depending on hidden details Yeah; this is the largest trade-off we tend to make internally. The team didn't like the magic of the Jackson Polymorphic deserialization so much it was decided to just make our own custom deserializers for those cases. Though I was n...
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semperverus
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>Other people do it for me This is why you like it better.
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weberc2
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I'm still not sure what you mean by "security" here. ACID and transactions are features, and not appropriate for every situation. In general, I opt for the simplest tool for any given job.
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Patman128
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> IDE support. Writing code is much faster when you have proper completion (which requires type information). > Yes, this one is huge. It makes your IDE able to actually help you again. Moving from Java to dynamic languages this was always something I wanted back, and TS delivered.
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insomniac20k
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I can make it do what I want, my setup just doesn't make it into production
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laccro
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85k isn't too bad either, in the grand scheme of things
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vkgfx
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Hard to get simpler than relational data storage for anything other than baby's first todo list app. ACID and transactions are "features" for "data security".
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choikwa
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yea, while at it let's write our healthcare.gov in brainfuck too jesus sarcasm ppl
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Gbyrd99
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I like the idea of pair programming. It kind of makes coding a little bit more of a social event. And the benefit of bouncing ideas off someone instead of an echo chamber and tunnel vision. The downside would be if you have stubborn pairs you won't achieve anything because they will believe they are right.
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OneWingedShark
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> some military control systems There's a reason for this... (Does the name [Admiral Grace Hopper](https://infogalactic.com/info/Grace_Hopper#COBOL) ring a bell?)
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Require_More_Mineral
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I think his point was do the update, roll it back and verify it worked. If it's safe, then you can do the update and commit for real. Not really necessary, but not necessarily a bad idea nonetheless.
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ScrewAttackThis
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> then you wander into the quagmire of losing parity between test / staging / production environments You understand what you're arguing for is exactly how this happens, right?
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TheOsuConspiracy
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I don't live in a low CoL area though, so it's not great.
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I get the feeling they don't want COBOL programmers, they want *experienced* COBOL programmers. Really, it wouldn't be hard to find software developers to work on this stuff, but they won't have 20 years of experience working with COBOL and mainframes, which is what they really want.
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laccro
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Ahh gotcha. I mean my cousin just moved to SF doing marketing for a startup and he makes 55k/year so life's real rough for him haha
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pablo111
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A normal day in an IT company
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catonic
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The birds and the sausage bees.
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flukus
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I thought it was sarcasm, but it dangerously close to Poe's law territory these days. There is a company around here that was building a finance related company on node, not sure how they went.
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dg3tdox
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dmg36
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Its not like you dont need to use your brain in other Jobs too
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joelshep
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Sometimes that's not quite enough. In a past life, a well-meaning coworker ran a delete query against a key production table that was replicated to other databases around the globe. They meant to delete one row but instead deleted all (several hundred: takes but an instant). In a panic, they closed their terminal windo...
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flukus
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It's your thinking not mine, you said that startups don't have time for proper engineering. An important distinction between the companiess you listed though. They didn't have my/companies important data in them. If Google lost a few days of indexing it didn't worry me. If Facebook lost a few photos it doesn't worry m...
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MCShoveled
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Yes. Nginx is worth knowing even if you still use apache for applications. Use it to offload ssl, load balance, static mix-in, ab test, failover host, etc.
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ScrewAttackThis
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https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/64idzl/digitalocean_accidentally_deleted_production/dg2qsbp/ https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/64idzl/digitalocean_accidentally_deleted_production/dg2tv14/ https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/64idzl/digitalocean_accidentally_deleted_production/dg2e96...
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htraos
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What qualified you as an *engineer* considering the job that was expected of you?
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practicalguy
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Lol cant happen on SAFE.
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vkgfx
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I think this is the best combination of absurd and absolutely rooted in reality I've ever seen in this sub.
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ForeignDevil08
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Pretty much nailed it, oh great leader of thought.
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16807
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Well, first get a brush and start sweeping.
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RumbuncTheRadiant
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Hmm. But that assumes you are as smart / have been working at it for as long as the gcc / llvm backend optimizer crew. Consider this extreme.... Option 1. Take the "const" code, output as a snippet of vanilla D code, compile it with standard CTFE free compiler, link it, run it, pick up the result insert it inline ...
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YourFatherFigure
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Interesting to see some love for fabric. I'm annoyed about it not being ready for python3, but the fact that fabric tasks save me from doing clopt parsing and can essentially be run either locally or remotely without code changes always keeps me coming back. It has context managers for environment variables/working d...
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m3ghnath_
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> You're rejecting scientific studies and concrete algorithms I'm > citing Just because you cite scientific studies and concrete algorithms doesn't mean they are relevant to the topic at hand. The metaphor of soccer was to demonstrate that nature of human interpersonal dynamics does not need a leader to coordi...
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go2hello
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Fitting name, I've always wondered why unity.
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weberc2
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> Hard to get simpler than relational data storage for anything other than baby's first todo list app. There's nothing simple about relational databases; there's a reason people spend entire careers learning to use or maintain these beasts. They're absolutely the right tool for relational data, but there is no reas...
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vkgfx
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I'm not sure if you're serious, but yes. Yes it is.
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dixncox
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Many people run nginx in front of Apache so this information is entirely worthless.
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ZingbatStew
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Flee the country?
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jsur
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Exactly, I use it as a failsafe always when updating/deleting just to remove doubts about forgetting a where clause etc. Especially in production!
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x86_64Ubuntu
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Not being smart, why would you build MySQL? I assume performance is enhanced, but I'm not sure.
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It's a neat article that addresses the issue of taking for granted the power of modern computers. Edit: A proposition. Let's build something that has the ease of use of electron, so HTML, CSS, JavaScript. But is extremely fast and extremely efficient. I like complaining as much as the next.m person. But now that w...
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deltaSquee
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I mean, you literally named yourself "BadGoy"
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DarcyFitz
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Ask management to give everyone on staff the company banking information. *"Don't worry, nobody will accidentally use it."* That'll help them understand the importance of *at least* disallowing access to production servers except through a middle-man server with 2 factor authentication... That won't prevent typo des...
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OneWingedShark
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>> agile is really an excuse for being inaccurate in practice > > > > This is a myth about Agile. No, it's not: it's an observable fact. -- Namely ***I*** observed it doing so. Now, it is *possible* that those experiences I had were the companies not doing it right... but this argument 'smells' susp...
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> The common definition has something to do with preventing unauthorized access No accepted definition only has to do with preventing unauthorized access. The actual common definition is, or at least is very close to, the [CIA triad](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_security#Key_concepts) in which these c...
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xdrone
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My office is pretty dull and I'm not in need of much money so 20 hours/week is more my speed.
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francohab
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Happened to me once on a prod system as well (not as root though). Lesson: always check for empty variables before using them.
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flukus
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What sort of things could you expect to find that you wouldn't on more modern codebases?
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protoUbermensch
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Next step: * Put this horse between some zebras until he's used with them. * Put a mirror near them, let them get used with the mirror. * Replace the mirror with a large LCD TV, set it up with a camera, and make it work like a mirror. Then make the code live change the horse into a zebra, and the zebras into horses...
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I have no idea what you are trying to say. People were not using it, there was no revenue so they open sourced it. Reddit is of course full of stupid people so everybody on reddit thinks google is an evil company for open sourcing something that wasn't making them money.
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dg3vi9a
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kernel_picnic
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What the hell does one do at these jobs? Is this where all those programmers who can't do FizzBuzz that I keep hearing about go to?
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Basically the same reason PHP is still in use.
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That isn't always a good thing. You don't judge how good an aeroplane is by its weight alone.
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This is one of the most accurate and honest comment in the whole thread.
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Yeeup
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bitchkat
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I'm old but when I was in university, I took a COBOL class. It was offered through the MIS department in the Business School, not through the CS department. We had to write our programs on punch cards, drop them off to be run, wait for the output (including compiler errors), and repeat. I ended up spending a good ch...
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apachechief
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> More of it, it is not 1 line of code to make use of percolate API to send emails. Yes, it pretty much is. # probably wrong code res = es.percolate(new_document) if res["matches"]: # Send emails here, probably already have wrappers # because this is an extremely common problem yet dif...
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Edewede
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\#hugops
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ScrewAttackThis
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Lmao, how did you become such a tool?
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grauenwolf
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Agile and Scrum aren't the same thing. In fact, they are pretty much opposites.
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___Trash_Boat___
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Anyone know where I can find more ads?
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dungeonpost
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Maybe they replayed incoming network requests from logs after the restoring from the backup.
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niczar
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I'm joking.
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Xuerian
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The discussion elsewhere in the thread is that (backed up by an [alleged Wave engineer](https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/64e6x7/typescript_got_approved_as_internal_development/dg2a6c6/)) people weren't using it largely because invites were kept fairly tight for it, and since it wasn't an in-demand service ...
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flukus
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Why would they need internal tooling for sane access control? How do I tell which cloud based startups have good internal engineering anyway? They all operate is black boxes so I have to treat them all the same. And just because there was no data loss this time doesn't mean they aren't susceptible to it, they've prov...
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semperverus
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We aren't judging the airplane, we're judging its configurability. For all intents and purposes, Apache is great software (if a bit old in its design). Its far more simple and far more supported to get configured than nginx, which is more like one of those personal biplanes vs the Boeing 747 that Apache is.
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Lack of revision control or sane deployment options. An absolute abundance of proprietary binary formats. Documentation done in (a) sets of massive printed volumes, (b) oral knowledge passed from graybeard to graybeard, or (c) non-existent. Vendor lock-in for the entire stack from machine up to front end to do anything...
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niczar
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Das Ist Keine Cobol Super Über Construction Kit. DIKCSÜCK. Market researchers at the SAP Kommandantur determined that it was much less offensive to IT professionals than "Cobol."
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ElCapitanMarklar
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Jeez I've been in that position before. Was working really late at night and I truncated the production payment table... luckily our ops team didn't trust devs with write permissions on production so it just flashed an error. Still... heart stopped for a few seconds there
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oorza
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> Nobody saw anything, we were down for about the same amount of time as usual in-between deployments, and the script executed properly this time (I suspect some kind of timeout, but never could quite figure it out). Timeout (not) caused by a query cache being full or not. Seen it before.
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Someguy2020
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> Massively untrue if you remove the top five paying states with extremely high cost of living: It's super true though if you only look at those ones. Isn't tossing aside inconvenient data fun?
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Quteness
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100k? I know a government agency that was recently doing an RFP for COBOL devs that was coming in around 300-400k/yr.
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oorza
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A lot of the stories in this thread are human error, this is just outright negligence and maybe the only story here I'd have outright fired anyone for.
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-manabreak
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I've heard there's some systems running in the mainframe that were written in COBOL where everything is denoted with these five-character codes (like AB123). They're not documented at all, and the last remaining COBOL programmers - who have done it for the last 25 years - know all the codes inside out. They kind of rea...
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You're judging its configurability by the amount of text you have to type to do particular things (and not even with any concrete basis, I might add). That's not a metric that's worth much at all.
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Fred4106
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I'm not sure, but it's damn impressive. I know we are all knocking them for making it easy to accidentally production, but at least they seem to have a very robust backup and restore system in place.
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mebob85
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> That said, the given code is fairly limited in that duplicates have to be next to each other. If the vector is sorted, duplicates will always be next to each other. I don't see how this is a limitation of the code.
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smcameron
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You make it sound like the employers are begging for employees, when it's the opposite in the games industry, millions of kids are desperate to get a job programming games and will eagerly enslave themselves for the privilege. It's even more opposite the picture you paint when you compare to the rest of the computer p...
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vks_
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While I agree more or less with the criticism, I think the title is disingenuous. Flash was proprietary, Electron is Open Source.
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daanraman
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Thanks for the suggestion! Not sure if that is possible using p5 but worth giving it a look - I tried to keep my approach very simple.
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DaemonXI
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Nearly Free Speech is easily cheaper. And they keep the server secure for you.
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happymellon
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Nginix is pretty simple with docker and Lets Encrypt. And that was about a year ago I looked.
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happymellon
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You really shouldn't be combining your webserver with your application server.
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Carighan
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Yeah but really depends on country. I'm at 54k right now with 5 years of experience. Germany. And I should be earning more in average, but the job is awesome in other ways.
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yawkat
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How would you run a java web app in apache? I was under the impression you need at least a servlet container.
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