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Comment #26669239
Love it. Also love how triggered the very serious cloud native HN weenies are about this in the comments. Lighten up folks.
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Comment #26666508
You're not letting city governments get away with anything, the voters, the ones that actually show up, support these measures.
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Comment #26666488
> I never quite understood how to square that view with the desire to keep housing affordable. It is easy, there is no absolutely no desire to keep housing "affordable" by anyone t…
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Comment #26664617
I somewhat agree, but Java grew up in a different era when communication about these things wasn't as easy. It's hard to change the direction of something as large and widely deplo…
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Comment #26663356
> More seriously, what are you missing in Go that is well-done in Java? 1. Generics. And yea, I know Go is getting generics "Real Soon Now" (tm), but it is incredibly annoying to w…
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Comment #26663129
Java gets a bad rap from people that used it late 90's through early 2000's and got burned out by XML and design pattern heavy frameworks but its a lovely language that with a litt…
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Comment #26663054
You don't really need to hold out hope for this... it is coming and soon. It's been in active progress for years now (its a huge undertaking).
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Comment #26646741
Thats why he said many not all.
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Comment #26644234
Azures blob service supports the first one. Its strongly consistent and has a lease/lock API. Ive seen leader election and coordination stuff built on top of it.
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Comment #26637279
Dont worry we will all eventually just be working for the military-industrial complex in some form eventually, directly or indirectly. That’s basically the end state.
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Comment #26628767
It's not a threat. It literally has to be mandatory since the decision will have large impacts on the current employees and the company. Employees need to know what they are voting…
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Comment #26628460
The union has access to the employees out of work hours. Why should the union get compensated time to express their position. If the Union wants to comp Amazon access to their empl…
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Comment #26628380
> This practice really should be banned, IMO. The employer is taking advantage of the fact that the employee typically needs the job to survive. I assume Amazon is paying for the t…
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Comment #26598926
And Tesla should be allowed every opportunity to stop them. I guess Tesla broke the law in this case, but I do not really agree with the ruling and the law. Musk should be allowed …
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Comment #26597672
Engineers circling the wagons for one of their own. If this was a CEO, politician, broadcaster, or anyone else with an ounce of notability they would probably be calling for their …
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Comment #26571923
At a technical level it is always possible somehow but the point people are trying to make is that there should be access controls and protocols in place. The CEO should not have a…
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Comment #26568557
BTC true believers believe its a currency not a speculative asset you hold and it magically appreciates in value.
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Comment #26567188
Hard to imagine anyone but Bitcoin true believers doing this. It’s basically throwing money away if BTC continues going up
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Comment #26563667
Given enough people, loud complaining, money, and politicians ears you can get anything moved.
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Comment #26551320
Ah yes..., the things nobody really cares about except for a tiny (vocal) minority.
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Comment #26550859
Slack is not strategically interesting. They are already eating the enterprise communication market with Teams. Acquiring Slack would basically be a talent and tech hire nothing mo…
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Comment #26535215
A naval blockade of a nuclear power probably leads to a nuclear war. Taking Taiwan is a giant pain in the ass for China which is why it is unlikely to happen in any foreseeable fut…
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Comment #26514722
I'll reply to this comment when I do know
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Comment #26513996
I haven’t tried a VPN yet, but I have heard of some possible quirks due to how the networking is handled between Windows and Linux in HyperV Edit: Im switching from Fedora to a WSL…
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Comment #26512927
The US prison system is all about punishment not rehabilitation. Theres a very strong “lock them up and throw away the key” mentality in many Americans view of justice.