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Comment #39886940
Thanks for questioning my motives because of your pre-existing biases. But no, I'm actually disgusted with the state of this industry. But from this point on, feel free to wonder a…
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Comment #39886883
When will we have sympathy for the people who have mortgages and families instead of the massive companies with millions or billions of dollars?
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Comment #39886872
Not that I'm not also bitter and jaded, but what made you think a VC-funded pg forum was going to be at all fair and open with stuff like this?
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Comment #39886857
Sucks. Sure do wish we had some sort of collective bargaining power to prevent this. Oh, but that one guy over there is really good at Leetcode, so never mind, every man for himsel…
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Comment #39884441
Yes? Block, move on. It's the internet, you aren't forced to interact with anyone. If you are, get a better source code hosting platform.
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Comment #39884438
Giving out advice for concrete steps someone can take to prevent a problem isn't victim blaming. Unless we're all content with people just sitting and whining all the time instead …
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Comment #39884414
It's important to note that rudeness is somewhat up for interpretation. Rejecting a patch because it's full of bugs might be considered rude to some people, but not to me. There ar…
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Comment #39884304
Boomer hat: it's just toxic positivity, and the frustrating trend lately of assuming that everyone is equally skilled when writing software. Everyone's input is valid, or else you'…
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Comment #39881425
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Comment #39881356
Oh, come on now. You don't have to enjoy Toni Morrison, but to discount her absolute success because she isn't your preference is more than a little ridiculous.
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Comment #39877810
Ah yes, as everyone knows, "having a trillion dollars" is famously no match for "being able to code".
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Comment #39877776
We can't even support actual critical physical infrastructure anymore, like roads, bridges, and the power grid. And that stuff has very obvious immediate consequences when it break…
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Comment #39877743
There are a million bots scanning all of IPv4 space every minute looking for automated exploits. You don't need someone dedicated looking to get into trouble.
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Comment #39877733
Please don't listen to this advice, this is precisely how services get pwned.
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Comment #39877724
Get someone else to manage it for you while you learn. Security is an emergent property of every part of the stack, not a separate thing you can do after the fact. Get a handle on …
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Comment #39877530
Not sure what I'm doing, but whatever I'm using with uBlock Origin lets me click the media element to load it.
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Comment #39865828
Huh, I didn't realize database performance correlates so strongly with stock price. Are there Prometheus metrics for this?
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Comment #39865696
What did relational databases need from all the document DBs du jour? Broken transactions? Lack of ACID guarantees? Devil-may-care schemas?
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Comment #39865530
That happened to esr, too, although he derailed right after 9/11, and it's been downhill ever since.
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Comment #39865515
Well yeah, solving problems and thinking critically and learning are hard and boring. "Uncle Bob" gives you handy alhorisms you can spam on your next pull request and then feel lik…
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Comment #39865505
That's as ridiculous as saying "integer division will be useless in 20 years". Sometimes relational databases really are the optimal solution to certain problems. I really wish CS …
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Comment #39865492
This is what happens when you hire 20-somethings who don't know how computers actually work to build your entire business. You either learn about relational databases in school, or…
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Comment #39865456
Nonsense. Choosing the correct database isn't "premature optimization", it's the bare minimum of being a competent programmer. Why do we never have time to do it right, but we alwa…
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Comment #39865441
Sorry, 100 times out of 100, "rapid prototyping" means "we built this with the wrong database, now we're stuck with it". If it isn't obvious how to store your data up front, then y…
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Comment #39864261
You mean vulnerable kids and developing teenagers don't want to be bullied and shot? Gosh, you could just knock me over with a feather.