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re-lre-l

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    Comment #46827934

    In my opinion, if I want to install any work-related software on my personal devices, it means I’m so excited about the job that I honestly don’t care whether a manager sees where …

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    Comment #46708571

    I am a huge fan of SmartOS. Back in the 2010s (around 2012), I was advocating its use in production at a small startup I worked. The SunOS kernel, ZFS, zero install, immutable core…

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    Comment #46120992

    Damn, people, what's the deal with the em dash? You only learned about this stuff now? Back in the 00s I had a design course as part of my main program, and guess what — yeah, we a…

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    Comment #45936573

    Don’t get me wrong, but what’s the problem with scrapers? People invest in SEO to become more visible, yet at the same time they fight against “scraper bots.” I’ve always thought t…

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    Comment #45709885

    Hell yeah. I was honestly pretty surprised by this reaction here. On one hand, I can agree with the argument about focusing on strategy rather than coding — it makes sense. But on …

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    Comment #45628334

    For what purposes, may I ask? For privacy? For illegal stuff? For what? To be invisible you have to be ordinary. Ditching smartphone in this extreme way is completely opposite.

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    Comment #44929600

    And what people in western, democratic world think about it? That this is just fine? I live in autocratic, almost dictatorship regime country and for the past 100 years we've just …

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    Comment #44470898

    Went hospital, took medication. No magic. That's the cause

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    Comment #43960128

    It should be written UPPER CASE, in Pascal, maybe...

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    Comment #43780018

    Wait a minute. It's going to be possible to create my own curses with some kind of monetization attached? And not only frontend in future? Would be amazing.

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    Comment #43652298

    > I was working in Switzerland, refactoring a C++ legacy codebase... Such a nice place to work, where you can just decide "Let's implement thing A in a completely new stack for us …

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    Comment #43386401

    > For Modern Hardware fully utilizes underlying core to get higgher throughput and better hardware utilization. Would be great to disclose details of this one. I'm interested in us…

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    Comment #43307898

    I've been conducting a self-experiment on the effects of various substances (all legal and easily accessible) on sleep for about four months, following a similar approach to the au…

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    Comment #42653683

    Ah https://youtu.be/3KPYIaks1UY?t=83

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    Comment #42303129

    Just curious - what is the niche for this languages and what's the motivation to choose one?

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    Comment #42264973

    I'm just curious — what could be a potential use case for such things on the backend? For bot detection, it seems quite unreliable. Would it be more suitable for server-side render…

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    Comment #38246547

    Reminded me about Slackware, my favorite dist 20 years ago. I checked this out and it's still here still alive.

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    Comment #37899911

    About 20 years ago I used some early version of KDE on Linux as my desktop environment and it was great - comparable and even better than Windows that times. Nowadays I still strug…

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    Comment #37892328

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    Why I don't see this jobs?

    There is a big tech out there, hidden from most of us. Let's name it manufacturing (I'm not a native English speaker, so may be there is a better word). I've been working as a tech…

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    Comment #34230200

    I agree. But one has to understand that if something has been uploaded into internet it's going to be public by default - this is how I treat the internet. And no license will solv…

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    Comment #33571542

    Same here. It doesn't work in Golang world. I stopped using ORMs (especially GORM), realized it's completely incompetence in generating SQL queries. It doesn't worth it, just anoth…

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    Comment #33571520

    Idiomatic Go approach - https://go.dev/doc/effective_go

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    Comment #32479685

    One more thing to say about SQLite - is a simplicity of writing unit tests. Like this stuff. But my major concern is the file locking.