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tres
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Comment #48090726
What's your test coverage like? Not sure why good coverage wouldn't mitigate risk in a refactor... My mantra whenever I'm working with AI is that I want it to know what "point b" l…
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Comment #46479592
I believe the Jesus Jones song, "Right Here, Right Now" has become an ironic commentary on Gen X; in that brief moment in the 90's when we thought the nuclear sword of Damocles dan…
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Comment #45853194
And you may find your site in beautiful cloud, with a beautiful bounce rate.
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Comment #42669140
Personally, I find this aspect of the work somewhat profound. My graveyard of projects and dreams stretches out behind me and I feel saddened to know that these articles representi…
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Comment #39840131
Not sure what you're looking for in IDE support... If you're a Jetbrains addict, there's this IDE extension which has worked well for me: https://github.com/KronicDeth/intellij-eli…
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Comment #39734251
Relevant quote: "Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway." -- Andrew S. Tanenbaum
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Comment #29510729
It wasn't an attitude of naive hope that there wouldn't be nefarious actors leveraging the protocol; there was a different kind of people using the Internet. There's no need to des…
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Comment #29387886
s/recon/reckon/g
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Comment #29387752
Well, it seems revealing that we're discussing togas and not sponges on sticks. I'd wager that's because earlier statements made in this thread regarding the universal, unequivocal…
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Comment #29387148
I guess that implies that esoteric aspects of toga wearing in ancient Rome is a "basic thing" that one should know before writing anything about Roman toilets. I'm sorry that it se…
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Comment #29386227
I recon that the cutout in front of the toilet has a purpose... the existence of that cutout seems to align well with the idea that one might put a sponge on a stick through it in …
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Comment #28489136
TIL. Thanks for taking the time to explain!
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Comment #28487584
uh... wut I believe it's the amps you need to worry about; "amps kill." I believe it takes about 1 amp to kill a person. This thing is outputting somewhere around 55 amps (if I rem…
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Comment #28276372
I believe the Washington state gas tax charged to standard internal combustion vehicles is much a lot about volume + mass; moving more stuff around less efficiently is going to inh…
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Comment #26663914
Totally agree on point 2. PHP's documentation was always excellent, available and was always a quick Google search away from finding the relevant materials. It was tangibly superio…
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Comment #26480564
What's the business model again? How are they making money? "If you are not paying for it, you're not the customer; you're the product being sold"
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Comment #24700517
Runtime configuration is my favorite new feature of this release. Dancing around runtime vs compile time configuration seemed like it was one of the "harder" parts of dropping into…
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Comment #23222621
[Citation Needed] Not that it's either relevant or germane to a discussion regarding an organization using stolen identity to wire funds electronically. Multiple states have been u…
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Comment #22728043
The article states that they're using homemade masks -- even t-shirts wrapped around their face. It's not about filtering... there's something else happening here... I'd guess that…
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Comment #22576395
The U.S. federal government had a significant amount of control and formerly had the sole resources to deal with issues like this. Ironic that the sole raison d'être one of those r…
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Comment #21422624
kr & wba are two that have what I consider a good P/E and a good dividend.
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Comment #21359315
I think what really changed was the departure of Scott Forstall after the death of Jobs & the decision to put Tim Cook in charge. Remove that someone who didn't just look at softwa…