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gwm83
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Comment #34951802
wow this whole thread -- so many dinosaurs.
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Comment #34951758
Wrong.
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Comment #33271378
this should be blocked. I cannot imagine any consumer benefit
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Comment #33271374
hello as a captain of bullshit I am observing this.
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Comment #33271365
Excuse me sir, are you going to pay for those?
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Comment #33271356
we aren't early. others like Gumby here have made great posts about how the cloud has existed for decades. I don't like his silly broad ranging manifestations but okay. I've seen a…
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Comment #33271306
Well AWS has been quite clever, using both Xen originally and also now KVM VMs, but everything else is based on that yeah. But that's gotten really complex over the years. They now…
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Comment #33271219
S3, yes a network accessible FS. Unix - only is a telling word - it is the /defining/ paradigm for that. Is there a better one yet? 1000 CPUs? I mean, uh Hadoop, spark, etc etc. Wh…
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Comment #33271211
amen, and those principles still serve us well today. software developers are still as bad at writing code, maybe worse.
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Comment #33271205
Okay, tell me how you do it much better in k8s
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Comment #33271198
Good replies by others here. "crazy and destructive" that you have no idea about how computers work today, or how computers are still computers. Your ignorance about things like Su…
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Comment #33271173
The problem is that developers have no idea how to run systems at a scale larger than their local Mac and iPhone.
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Comment #33271160
Good luck Mr/s/ Maximalist, why would we need you in a future where AI can preach its own worth?
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Comment #33271148
He didn't claim that.
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Comment #33271142
Some real anxiety in the comments here. I personally think this is a positive situation - one which could have been avoided if real human managers had a hint of empathy, humility, …
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Comment #20703683
I'd assume they had a salary boundary that excluded experienced individuals who expected more money.
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Comment #20703637
Disagree, many more companies are comfortable with remote, and a LOT more employees are happy to work outside of the coast these days. The traditional tech hubs in the US are overs…
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Comment #20671875
I would absolutely pay for this but I don't even have the opportunity.
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Comment #20654090
I haven't heard of this and I know a good number of weight trainers. Doesn't this give people massive squirts? Can anyone digest a whole gallon of milk in a day? Gross
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Comment #20608974
I find it very difficult to believe anyone is giving "100"s on incorrect spelling or math work.
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Comment #20590669
Does it make a difference if there is no true discussion or debate, but instead one party that simply desires to spread misinformation? (Party in this context not meaning a US poli…
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Comment #20526313
I don't think I've ever used an app that was less intuitive and less user friendly than snap. That's probably why.
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Comment #20526189
Just checked mine. Every third post was a sponsored ad. This is why I have mostly stopped going on Instagram.
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Comment #20475438
Singapore is tiny, not much more than a city-state. Rates of drug use is also a matter of honest reporting. And wow are you really advocating execution of people with addiction and…
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Comment #20469388
I've found programming is much more like making art or music. You don't have to be "classically trained", and in fact I think the best I've seen aren't. Not trying to romanticize p…