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chrisdotcode

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About chrisdotcode

Director of lambda functions.

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    Comment #36676193

    So in 2019, you're saying that LE would have been fine with serving 50% of all Android users certificate errors, is that correct? If so, what would make them suggest such a plan in…

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    Comment #34604737

    From what I understand, OSTree-based images[0] are in progress and will remediate this. [0] https://github.com/elementary/os/pull/582

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    Comment #30388622

    That's true- I even stated that I thought KetoType1 should have put a disclaimer. At the same time, I do encourage people to take charge of their own health, and to make calculated…

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    Comment #30387543

    Of course you're not immediately "disqualified" from providing meaningful information if you don't have skin in the game. However, the current state of pretty much any science-rela…

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    Comment #30385609

    I'm not sure why you're being downvoted. I know jacquesm is a very well-respected poster, but unless he's got diabetes himself, he's providing his opinion with absolutely no real-w…

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    Comment #23929042

    Associated YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNjxe8ShM-8

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    Comment #14654283

    > The point is that age isn't a barrier but that becoming a software engineer is a lot harder than just going to a bootcamp and expecting a job to appear. I know, but that's not ge…

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    Comment #14654252

    I completely get that, but that's not what I'm saying - if we're just in the coding for money (which there is nothing wrong with), let's just be honest about it, like we would be a…

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    Comment #14653284

    I'm sorry, but I can't help but be incredibly cynical and jaded about this, and from reading the comments, nobody seems to have the same sentiment. If this was titled "How I learne…

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    Comment #12838662

    > But somehow, I still want to do it : the need for freedom is so big I can't give up :-) Perhaps there is an alternative freedom? Instead of accumulating so much wealth you don't …

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    Comment #12819734

    I'm not blind, but I would certainly like to contribute where I can. Shoot me an email (it's in my profile). The world can certainly use more open source accessibility standards, p…

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    Comment #12744657

    The usability issues compound when that page was created with 1.2MB of JS (and another 2MB of ads), and I have to see a loading spinning wheel when it could have been easily been s…

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    Comment #12744587

    > Amazon's reviews have become so reliable Did you mean unreliable here?

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    Comment #12735849

    What compounds this problem is that nobody cares about anything regarding this until they're locked up themselves. And even then, since it's just one changed mind, it's hard to mov…

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    Comment #12727036

    Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4585175

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    Comment #12653970

    Neat. Not a gopher, so does this only work with pure functions that only reference other pure functions? If not, then neater.

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