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garthk

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    Comment #47509268

    “Society is a construct”, for starters?

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    Comment #13260453

    "endlessly powerful"?

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    Comment #12151237

    See also: Twitter's Finagle [1] for the JVM, and Bouyant [2] providing Finagle-as-a-microservice on localhost for language independence. 1: https://twitter.github.io/finagle/ 2: ht…

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    Comment #11927876

    http://decentsecurity.com/ ?

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    Comment #11400724

    For those still not quite getting it: The first copy to RAM was a sequential image copy, thus not bottlenecked on seeks despite spinning platters. The second copy from RAM was a fi…

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    Comment #10998388

    This is going to look bad. I'd better tase the corpse so I can claim I tried non-lethal means first, but the guy was unstoppable and I had to kill him.

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    Comment #10941352

    Thanks for the handshake tone! The more, the merrier: did anyone archive examples from 1200bps up? I've also been fruitlessly searching for line noise examples ~~~~~}}~00 etc. Remo…

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    Comment #10212870

    I think the most dangerous advice I got was to avoid DTOs and similarly domain-behaviour-free object graphs. That corner of the .NET world at the time called such a model an 'anaem…

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    Comment #10144547

    The Sun 3/50's pixel buffer was world readable and writable by default, and in console mode had an area at the bottom not affected by scrolling. One could invert random horizontal …

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    Comment #9965994

    > It's like static linking an entire operating system for each application. You say it like it's a problem, but that's the most concise description of Docker I've yet read. It rhym…

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    Comment #9831724

    Je n’ai fait celle-ci plus longue que parce que je n’ai pas eu le loisir de la faire plus courte. – Blaise Pascal, Lettres Provinciales, 1657

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    Comment #9709306

    Now it's serving or proxying gogs.io.

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    Comment #9708965

    Strikes me you could also go through the process using letsencrypt in a container (eg Docker on Linux) and extract the results.

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    Comment #9668872

    'npm ls' might give you a clue. Most mysteries come down to loose dependency declarations and semver stuffups, sometimes in combination. One of your deps' deps takes a ~ on one of …

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    Comment #9555071

    The payments on technical debt never seem to come due when you expect, nor at the size you expect, hence arguments we should think instead in terms of unhedged call options, e.g. h…

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    Comment #9528311

    On the other hand, there's every reason to believe the "Go [a]Way" prohibition on certain language features will leave Go 2 insufficiently attractive vs Go 1 to overcome the switch…

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    Comment #9519002

    Ha! I'm like that with my QA people, begging them to come after me with a blunt weapon.

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    Comment #9518936

    Many correlate "sane" with "statically typed". [1] JacaScript can cope perfectly well with modules A and B relying on different versions of C. It'll often cope even if A calls B wi…

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    Comment #9516021

    We rolled our own Flux library before they published any code, dodging singletons and gaining mock-free testability. I just re-wrote it, but will check Flummox out.

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    Comment #9514853

    Thanks for using your own account.

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    Comment #9514839

    See also: E_NOTADATABASE. http://howfuckedismydatabase.com/nosql/

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    Comment #9501511

    I'm not as sold on passion as a requirement as I was. Too often, it's just monomania or obsession in a fancy outfit. See also: Programmer Passion Considered Harmful: https://news.y…

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    Comment #9497354

    The only numbers I've seen come from the Separating Programming Sheep From Non-Programming Goats papers by Saeed Dehnadi and Richard Bornat: > We have discovered a test which divid…

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    Comment #9478578

    I often find bold text helpful for key points, or for the first mention of key terms to help orient me in a document. There was something about the mix in this document that felt i…