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Comment #46796070
> I think you can shoot someone if you have reason to believe that somebody has a gun I need you to read this and really think about the words.
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Comment #24532366
Your question seems to be mostly concerned about the human body, so you probably know the answer; eat healthily most of the time, exercise regularly, make sure you regularly get go…
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Comment #24532348
As an American, this is a very American answer, and I wish I could disagree.
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Comment #24532323
Software development is only a well paid profession fairly recently, and only a very well paid profession if you are lucky.
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Comment #21719671
Reminds me of the impact of lunch, on parole judgements: https://www.wired.com/2011/04/judges-mental-fatigue/
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Comment #21719664
Nobody can watch all these, I don't get it.
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Comment #21542788
> The Lattigo library unleashes the potential of lattice-based cryptography in secure multiparty computation for modern software stacks. To a layman like myself, what does this mea…
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Comment #20969131
Get 'em! Pretty sure it's just called "teamwork!"
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Comment #20969127
It didn't exist when I started either, but talk about a let-down of an article conclusion!
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Comment #20797364
Golang and security. Golang is super weird to me compared with Ruby and/or Python. However, I can buy into its benefits.
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Comment #19826683
Cloudflare[0] uses ClickHouse extensively, might want to reach out to them. [0] https://blog.cloudflare.com/http-analytics-for-6m-requests-p...
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Comment #19527998
A.K.A. "ghosting" in online dating parlance
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Comment #19083011
Is there a middleground? Perhaps standardizing on something like Terraform allows you to reduce the risk of going all-in on one vendor. Similarly with Kubernetes; if you go all in …
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Comment #18613641
Get it to a chop shop for parts and/or get it out of the country and I can imagine it's pretty high.
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Comment #18564245
Sounds like the exact narrative from my time at Atlassian; I often wonder if these types of ideas are a natural byproduct of companies working in the same space.
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Comment #18387084
The vast majority of our lives will be boring and unexceptional. That is not a bad thing.
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Comment #18289851
Please don't. I have to believe there is always a way.
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Comment #18249558
I wonder which (and when), if any, of these improvements will trickle into their on-premise offerings, given Cloud and Server have diverged quite a bit.
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Comment #18234610
This looks great, reminds me of a concourse.ci pipeline, but prettier.
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Comment #18198333
Well, it is a huge base! Hey, at least the VA can cover my out-of-pocket cancer expenses?
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Comment #18197811
Yes, sadly this is not an anomaly: https://www.publichealth.va.gov/exposures/camp-lejeune/
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Comment #18125227
Better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war.
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Comment #18123709
The first time I visited Mountain View, I was absolutely blown away by the "sameness" of the people living there. Racially, it is much more diverse than my hometown of Austin, but …
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Comment #18095330
Is Facebook now considered critical infrastructure?
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Comment #18087672
Long gone are the days of needing only a Technician class radio license to operate FCC uncertified radio and video transmission gear, strapped onto a cheap foam RC plane from China…