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axelriet
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Comment #47762061
"goodpoint"
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Comment #47761918
One thing that LR does well is leverage Adobe Camera Raw and its great support for many raw formats.
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Comment #47667003
>negligible attack surface of a simple-plain HTTP… …unless you use a general-purpose web server with its own set of challenges as far as policies and configuration. I’ll leave it t…
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Comment #47664257
Because neither C nor C++ creates friction. The whole memory safety chapter is a human problem first and foremost. Some humans haven’t written a memory-safety bug in decades, but i…
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Comment #47654804
on average :)
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Comment #47654725
There is no formal training (like bootcamp or classes) but the larger org has extensive documentation (osgwiki) and you are expected to learn and ramp-up by yourself. I don’t think…
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Comment #47647004
Everyone is entitled to their opinion.
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Comment #47646932
VM management does not run on the FPGA; it’s regular Win32 software on Windows, with aspirations to run some equivalent, someday, on the SoC next to the FPGA on the NIC. The progra…
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Comment #47644996
“customary” referred to the path through the Secretary, as opposed to writing directly to members. Besides that, depending on the nature of the communication, if everything fails, …
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Comment #47644893
“customary” referred to the path through the Secretary , as opposed to writing to individual members. I added a clarification at the bottom of the page.
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Comment #47637831
There is a video floating where he demoed Excel, and his title was Technical Marketing Manager. Maybe he pivoted to PM later? https://youtu.be/ddHDclRfzxM Base education, he’s an E…
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Comment #47635264
Hint: there is a small distance, almost zero, between your product being unreliable and losing your most flagship customer and the trust of the DoD. Factor that there are limits to…
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Comment #47635140
Nah ;)
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Comment #47631282
The timeline and facts were quite different. Debating an org-wide quality issue on a 100+ member team's alias is not whistleblowing.
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Comment #47631228
The thing with cockroaches is that if even a single one is seen in the dining room and someone calls environmental health, regardless of the restaurant's prestige, they close it wi…
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Comment #47631037
Well, what you describe is plausible, but it would not be a good long-term strategy and is certain to backfire badly at some point. Then imagine your systems are key support system…
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Comment #47630845
Maybe they didn’t have sufficient visibility at the ground level to make proper decisions.
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Comment #47630770
You have all the right words but some are in the wrong order.
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Comment #47630674
Life works in mysterious ways. Whoever you are, bring it on and prove any of my points wrong.
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Comment #47630569
The answer is “intricate politics and misplaced personal interests.”
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Comment #47630490
I never said I didn’t. It was a multi-year escalation and I shared my concerns widely along with concrete options. The thing is in corporate environments people avoid admitting any…
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Comment #47630080
It came from the top of Azure and for Azure only. Specifically the mandate was for all new code that cannot use a GC i.e. no more new C or C++ specifically. I think the CTO was ver…
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Comment #47629992
It’s org-dependent. On Windows, SAL and OACR are kings, plus any contraption MSR comes up with that they run on checked-in code and files bugs on you out of the blue :) Different s…
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Comment #47629929
The hardware only understand addresses and offsets, aka pointers :)