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diamondo25

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    Comment #42206768

    - ship faster, more incremental changes. - Try to get stuff tested earlier (see point 1) - if things can get be tested, write tests while working on the code - split a feature up i…

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    Comment #39592366

    12-bit words enter the chat

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    Comment #39592343

    My first job in 2012 was still working this way....

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    Comment #39477597

    You guys get awards?

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    Comment #37519524

    No, that would involve coding, and that is vendor specific. You can look for your car manufacturers diagnostic tools, eg mercedes star diag, or vagcom.

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    Comment #36930093

    JetBrains forgot this memo, as it requires you to configure svn.exe in order for it to work. And usually TortoiseSVN is the way to go for subversion...

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    Comment #34516496

    I've read about 80% of this page, and eventually stopped at the part where he says that the next generation will be more cautious. This, in my opinion, is false. Most software has …

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    Comment #34402608

    I think the main issue is how people drive these cars. If you have a lot of short trips, or overrevving, or just in general abusing it (because rental), is much more common on ICE …

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    Comment #34166966

    A C# redis lib. For just the basic set/setex/del/exist and an auth layer and proper retry logic both the StackExchange and the (try-than-buy with command limit!) Other popular lib,…

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    Comment #33765083

    Of course you can use an ORM with Golang, and will have reduced throughput. However, I wonder how much you can profile for both languages and fix the bottlenecks by rewriting thing…

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    Comment #33747004

    Guess Elon should go and reduce some Tesla services like he did with Twitter. Having different major versions of software running must take up a lot of maintenance...

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    Comment #33575141

    Not a doctor, but I suppose its because its a complete mix and easier to do, because theres almost no prep needed?

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    Comment #32788525

    For unix, chaining programs is a way of working. Exchanging data between apps or websites is a hassle...

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    Comment #32747785

    How about all the throubles with hijacked NPM packages? These attacks are still "small", but have had big effects, multiple times.

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    Comment #32549019

    Dear sowbug, i only got 100 characters of your message. Could you please send it again?

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    Comment #32481599

    And even then, there are probably fetch() implementations around xmlhttprequest

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    Comment #31313545

    At least the doctype is simple nowadays. The XHTML one was horrendous.

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    Comment #30954972

    A CDN like CloudFlare with "Always Online"?

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    Comment #30937803

    So its a WYSIWYG editor?

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    Comment #30844802

    Require PGP signed requests, and you should have more guarantee?

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    Comment #30787600

    I feel like adding TODOs for non-critical changes are a good braindump that you can come back to.

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    Comment #30311657

    Cannot be justified on scientific grounds? Surely they arent running this like what certain countries did in wars?

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    Comment #30094549

    But natural immunity doesn't work if you die or end up having severe loss of health, so vaccine + natural immunity would be best way.

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    Comment #29760789

    Isn't this exactly like that "god complex vs imposter syndrome rollercoaster" meme? First you think you know nothing, then you feel like the best of knowing something, but then ano…

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    Comment #29632804

    Latency is a thing, and newer networks have lower latency or are affected by other clients being slower (eg MIMO and improved channeling), though other ethernet devices can still h…