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Comment #42808572
They have "AI" now so time to grab more buckaroonies!
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Comment #42798130
Light on my desk for light under the monitor, light from behind me which bounces off the angled ceiling and only light themes no dark themes.
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Comment #42725498
Not being able to use DNS I prefer, is why I've never hosted anything with Cloudflare.
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Comment #42706979
If we click that link, who besides Google can instantly identify us?
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Comment #42692995
Blood.
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Comment #42690817
How recent was the last death of a veteran, given to Ancestry.com, compared to what your efforts have now exposed?
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Comment #42690757
Agree completely with your comments and the parent's comment. It feels like this shouldn't have been allowed by the courts without better scrutiny and wisdom on the part of the cou…
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Comment #42667464
I have around a billion short bash scripts, it's rare I've used an array but it's cool it has it as long as the script doesn't go beyond a few lines.
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Comment #42667447
Anything complex should be written in a competent language like Java. Script languages (like Bash and Python) are for short (a few lines long) scripts. Using the tool outside the s…
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Comment #42522745
Not sure I followed all of that lingo but it sounds like a fancy way of saying, if you're losing the game, try shifting the goal post.
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Comment #42522588
It's 2 days after Christmas, too early to know the impact of the purchases made based on what AI recommended, either positive or negative. If you're relying on AI to replace a huma…
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Comment #42522481
It would have to be trained in 100% of all potential scenarios. Any scenario that happens for which they're not trained equals certain disaster, unlike a human who can adapt and im…
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Posit: Many who are excited about AI are BA graduates
Who are trying to be relevant in the job market. Use any argument against AI and over 70% of the counter-arguments will involve the word "creative" in a pejorative context or as pa…
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Comment #42510043
Unfortunately that creates a choice between an app that updates in an aloof manner or allowing it to exist in an insecure, not updated state.
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Comment #42509507
I don't use Snap on my Ubuntu Desktop systems because I don't like apps secretly updating without my awareness and also for the immense amount of additional disk space used by Snap…
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Comment #42489044
An NPE means an incomplete feature was originally pushed to production. It would still be incomplete or incorrect, in Kotlin and would still need a fix pushed to production. It's e…
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Comment #42488823
Personally, I love Java syntax, or did before Java 8. It's still better than Kotlin though. At least it gets the type and name in the correct order.
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Comment #42488787
It reminds me of Spock tests written in Groovy. I have to help maintain a code base like that now at work where a Groovy zealot (who has moved on) convinced the teams to write test…
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Comment #42488695
I view this as great news. It will attract those would rather code in Kotlin for whatever reason, to FB, leaving more Java opportunities for the rest of us who like and prefer Java…
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Comment #42487832
Actually, there's been a reversal trend going on, for many companies, better is often on premises or hybrid now.
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Comment #42487821
I agree, I run PROD, TEST and DEV kube clusters all in VM's, works great.
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Comment #42487794
I use Wireguard, pretty simple, where's the challenge?
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Comment #42487726
Qualitatively, AWS is greedy and nickle and dime you to death. Their Route53 service doesn't even have all the standard DNS options I need and I can get everywhere else or even on …