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CheesecakeFred
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Comment #23858526
He was describing the ideal attorney. If you factor in human failure in your ideals from the start, what you get is the lowest common multiple, so you limit any aspiration and pote…
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Comment #22554975
You can measure the health of a society in how they treat the weak and helpless (helpless in this case in regards to prisoners who are at the whim of the prison). In this regard, A…
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Comment #22402580
I think the problem here is pretty obvious.
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Comment #22382740
I was going to comment on this article, but realized it is futile to go into detail and critizise it at this place. Simply put I would stay far away from articles and people thinki…
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Comment #22298178
Are you shilling against SpaceX, or was that worded slightly weird, or what? Bug-free is a ridiculous theoretical concept, where there are humans at work, there are bugs. As for 'p…
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Comment #22181440
Thanks. You made a guide homepage in the post I answerded to, which repeatedly mentions "if you have these symptoms". But the symptoms are not mentioned in the guide. I think for a…
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Comment #22169944
There is no information on the often-called "symptoms". What are the symptoms one should be aware of, one should check for?
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Comment #22128003
Ok. But who in their right mind still uses google search directly?
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Comment #22009261
I think you missed the point, "will often express very blunt concerns about quality/risks in emails or PRs" means he straight up communicates any issue without sugar-coating. Which…
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Comment #22000293
The gear ratio would change. Also I can't imagine certification is only required for changes from a pilot's perspective, but from a functional perspective.
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Comment #21629395
>The problems are less difficult to solve, but also much more frustrating. A lot more black boxes that you can't reverse engineer when you get stuck. Working with other people in a…
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Comment #21627927
Point 2. "Code is a Liability" ends with the sentence: "Always strive to do everything using as little code as humanly possible." On its own I consider this bad advice. I would cha…
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Comment #21626844
Somehow there seems to be a fundamental difference in cognition between me and these people getting scammed like that. I cannot even begin to imagine the mindset, filter bubble, de…