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SadCordDrone

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    Comment #40633893

    Also - you give up type safety and refactoring. LoL

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    Comment #40509470

    Didn't read article fully, but - since it's protocall buffer definitions, what if these fields are there for backward compatibility?

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    Ask HN: When should I use GraphQL

    Where does it really shine? Can you give an example along with what would be the alternative?

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    Comment #40134193

    As I said elsewhere, morality is a social construct. Survival is a biological instinct.

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    Comment #40134156

    Not if the customer is killing a potential future adversary to my family or even distant relatives. Morality is a social construct. The selfish gene is a biological construct.

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    Comment #40134117

    This is very logical, albeit sounding rude. I think the parent commenter should not be downvoted for this. If you cant come to terms with what your employer is doing, it's in the r…

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    Comment #39731953

    Sir, in most companies if you suggest something technical without having equivalent political power, at best, no one will listen to you. At worst you will create political enemies.…

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    Comment #39700358

    Hey Tim, come with your real ID.

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    Comment #39172133

    My first question is - are these spams fishing for direct victims, or some dirty SEO trick?

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    Comment #39057309

    The phone is not that bad for reading. Granted, reading PDFs is harder. But reading webpages is mostly fine. When I started using phones, I didn't have the luxury of high speed int…

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    Comment #39056262

    > There's a reason that kids use TikTok as search engine on mobile. That's because kids are dumb and have no attention span to read anything. Source: I am from the same generation …

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    Comment #39051676

    I'm actually surprised that grafana is just 350 MB, I deal with more trivial images which pack 700-800 MBs.

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    Comment #39050940

    This assumes the person is paid by the hour and all this work lost him some day-job's work. Otherwise, that time is his free time and he can do what he likes.

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    Comment #39039635

    Found the non technical manager

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    Comment #39025363

    There are so many studies^H^H^H^H surveys on the internet today that everyone can cite something to justify their beliefs.

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    Comment #39022815

    What does " being such to a degree that is extreme, excessive, or markedly abnormal (with a connotation of it happening on purpose) " mean in this context?

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    Comment #39011086

    Because HR departments are full of morons. Very easy explaination but not politi

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    Comment #38998909

    This self aggrandization by humanities people never gets old. Git is a DAG management system. It's fine if you don't understand what that means. The world runs on science and comme…

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    Comment #38997527

    This doesn't look like GPT. I have never seen GPT say "probably ghcr, but don't hold me to that".

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    Comment #38627358

    I am sure college grads (from decent Indian colleg) can solve this one. The problem is they have done leetcode style of puzzles all their college life. - mostly control flow, numbe…

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    Comment #38626294

    > All the non trivial contributors are exclusively from a country known for Infosys, clickfarms for social media engagement, gamifying the interview/recruitment funnel (see Grace H…

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    Comment #38460992

    It's delusional to think humanities / ethics courses fix these problems. It's managers who usually make these decisions, not engineers. Doesn't the ruling elite of most countries s…