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gemma
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Comment #18211735
https://mastodon.technology is chock full of geeks, so the local timeline is all people's hacks and bugs and side projects. It's one of the older instances, and it's maintained by …
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Comment #17540842
I love how many ways there are to do this. My version uses empty Git commits: https://github.com/ellotheth/dotfiles/blob/master/bash_funcs...
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Comment #16743065
To tack on some more folks well-known in the outside world (some of these signed up last year and aren't active now): - Michael W. Lucas, author: https://bsd.network/@mwlucas - Ama…
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Comment #16578522
I initially bumped on this one too, but "obligation to consider" doesn't mean "obligation to quit their jobs over". You consider the ethical implications, you push back against man…
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Comment #16575873
> you can be labeled as sexist You'd have to take those data points in isolation and conclude "men like money more than women" to earn that label. I don't think anyone is surprised…
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Comment #14370830
Nono, just the classical guitarists who play my music flawlessly with a minuscule fraction of the effort needed on violin. You with your frets and extra strings and inability to su…
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Comment #14365718
As a violinist with a degree in performance: I harbor eternal bitterness towards you and the rest of your kind.
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Comment #12994700
Sure. Quoting from the History of Apollo On-Board Guidance, Navigation, and Control (David G. Hoag, 1976): "Each of these later [complex manned] missions was assigned the responsib…
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Comment #12994371
Cool. I'm going to go with NASA, MIT, Wired[0], and the Charles Stark Draper Laboratory History of Apollo On-Board Guidance, Navigation, and Control[1] as my sources of information…
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Comment #12994201
NASA[0][3] and MIT[1][2] both agree that Apollo 11 ran her software (where "her software" means "software she and her team wrote", not "software she wrote entirely on her own"). Th…
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Comment #12994047
What are you balancing by pointing out that she was a junior programmer who relied on the real key people? Are there incorrect references to her achievements in this comment thread…
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Comment #11416469
It's heartening to see this thread land so solidly on the intersection of sexism and ageism. You're right, assuming older generations are technically incompetent is wrong, mean, an…
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Comment #11105644
> if for a second you think (exceptions excluded) women, during pregnancy and first months of a newborn can run a business without sacrificing something I'm not an entrepreneur, bu…
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Comment #11105538
> The guy was taken out of context and clearly said he was trying to explain why the number of female founders was less. His thoughts had to do with not many of them applying becau…
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Comment #10969050
> It is certainly possible to write a spaghetti component that would do everything. So...like PHP, then?
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Comment #10969041
Right, your comment argued that "view logic, domain/business logic and database boilerplate code intermixed in a single file" is not "ancient history in the PHP world". Which it is…
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Comment #10961122
Author here, happy to answer any questions.
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Comment #10960191
Author here, just noticed this submission. Happy to answer any questions. (You may also be interested in the discussions on Proggit[0] and /r/golang[1].) [0] https://www.reddit.com…
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Comment #10960183
Yup. It adds an extra identity verification layer, whether your script is served over SSL or not.
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Comment #10139860
Use your words, kind of like you just did. Throwing a disorder around as an insult is always the wrong choice.
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Comment #8951659
It's about quality, not quantity. http://wheresitup.com/results/54c732d88c3dcf8416232c91
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Comment #8712881
Very slick! Reminds me of a slimmed-down version of the Where's It Up API ( https://api.wheresitup.com/ ), but with monitoring. (Full disclosure: I've done some work for the Where'…
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Comment #7996011
Ithaca is full of hippies, it doesn't count. /s (GREETINGS, MY ITHACAN BROTHER)