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ehartsuyker

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    Comment #11290468

    I think the ecosystem isn't a zero sum game (not profits, but generally the advancement of software). Apple doing well helps other people do well. Do you really think that if Apple…

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    Comment #11289083

    Agreed (on all that).

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    Comment #11289076

    There'd probably be a whole mess of 0-days that would come out of it which would impact a lot of people as Apple might not be able to patch fast enough. Though I meant the horrible…

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    Comment #11288804

    > "no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause" As a non-legal expert, the way this feels to me is that asking for a backdoor is like preemptively issuing a warrant for everyo…

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    Comment #11288639

    Except that would be absolutely horrible for everyone, so maybe we should hope that doesn't happen.

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    Comment #11288399

    > The FBI’s brief dismisses all of this as a marketing ploy, and then blasts Apple as a literal threat to American democracy, writing: “Apple’s rhetoric is not only false, but also…

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    Comment #11283551

    I know, right? I actually got excited for a second thinking he'd name drop that.

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    Comment #11258953

    Except they're two different articles posted by two different people. This seems like an amusing coincidence.

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    Comment #11247879

    Thanks. There's nothing there because setting up SecureDrop is a pain in the ass. These (among others) are errors I hit while trying to get it running: https://github.com/freedomof…

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    Comment #11244548

    I was hired as a Data Engineer for my skills in Scala, AWS, and other data technologies. I ended up falling into Backend Engineer (also Scala) as our core services needed significa…

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    Comment #11201946

    I do this in my bash scripts, if anyone wants to see how. https://github.com/ehartsuyker/node-deb/blob/ede596b2c8a07f1...

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    Comment #10947622

    In the former, typing '2012.01.01' implicitly creates a date object (probably), and '1m1d' implicitly creates some sort of duration object (probably) and uses an operator to combin…

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    Comment #10947580

    How is "1m" more obvious that "plusMonths(1)"? I mean really, the latter is basically and English phrase. I know it's cool to shit all over OOP and Java these days, but if Haskell/…

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    Comment #10945494

    The Java is clean because it's perfectly understandable. I don't have to think about "+ 1m" meaning month, minute, or milli-. Verbose, yes, but the meaning is 100% unambiguous whic…

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    Comment #10945071

    > I mean, just try it in Java. For ages JodaTime actually nailed it, and the Java 8 date API was based off this. > Not an add on type as in R or Python or Java. Again, let's talk a…

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    Comment #10938524

    > ISIS also subsidizes the cost of bread for the public, experts say. Honestly did not expect that. The world is more complex that portrayed.

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    Comment #10909019

    I don't want an open marketplace. I want somewhere I can conveniently find most things I need from my laptop for a reasonable price. If Amazon came alone with insane, draconian pol…

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    Comment #10901194

    > one two-hundredth, or 0.005% of the company I'll take the former, please.

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    Comment #10881589

    Or you could use Slick[0] for free. [0]: http://slick.typesafe.com/

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    Comment #10843391

    Can I shamelessly plug[0] and say maybe do all this and stick it in a Debian package if you're running Debian, or like most of the cloud world, Ubuntu. [0] https://github.com/ehart…

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    Comment #10736680

    I think the best "defensive" piece of advice you left out that everyone abuses is never pipe `find` results to `xargs.` One should always do `find ... -print0` to a read-while loop…

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    Comment #10513225

    I have maybe five ideas for decent projects, and I work on two. Why should I bother starting with a huge list and whittling it down?

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    Comment #10477555

    It's a reference to the Celine Dion song from the movie Titanic.