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victorhugo31337
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Comment #13017966
Yes!
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Comment #12587610
"When an engineer is reviewing another engineer's code.." I agree--but society doesn;t operate like this most of the time. I've been in places where an Engineer's opinions carries …
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Comment #12587603
I did not mean to offend or generalize--there are many people of the same race around the world that dislike each other. I believe everyone is inherently racist--it might be an evo…
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Comment #12587581
No comeback--just my personal comment. You guys don't have to agree. My original point is that I wasn't surprised regarding the hiring practices at Palantir.
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Comment #12586936
Not surprising. Rich white people want to stick together and give opportunities to other rich white people in their own circle. It's the same for Asian people in Silicon Valley as …
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Comment #12554958
Great times! I remember Red Hat Linux 7.2 (Not RHEL-7.2) with KDE installed circa 2001.
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Comment #12554594
It's a conspiracy.
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Comment #12536916
Leave the poor guy alone :-( it's not his e-mail account.
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Comment #12450339
AFAIK ss was not meant to be a complete replacement of netstat. The ss utility (part of iproute2) uses netlink to monitor sockets only. The netstat utility (part of net-tools) uses…
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Comment #12441151
TCP/IP/Ethernet
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Comment #12431322
Pragmatically I believe you are correct. I think negative whole numbers and zero are also a subset of "whole numbers" along with positive whole numbers.
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Comment #12431259
Whole number: "a number without fractions; an integer." #include int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int num = -3; fprintf(stdout, "%d\n", num); return 0; } Some people say whole nu…
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Comment #12336383
Seems over-engineered in my opinion. Why not use a simple shell script for mount dependencies and autofs for auto-mounting? Having a service manager job queue to mount a file syste…
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Comment #12264662
Cost of living in the Bay Area is ridiculous.
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Comment #12216046
"red flag"...I see what you did there.. nice.
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Comment #12207248
Typically I've seen teams have a set of build-machines that use NIS/LDAP to authenticate and authorize users, but also auto-mounts an NFS home-share on something like a NetApp file…
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Comment #12069711
I'm thinkin of a masterplan... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6aAFkP0BGU
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Comment #12043636
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fork_bomb
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Comment #12005719
Isn't the cloud awesome?
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Comment #12003393
Many people in the technology industry suffer from living in a bubble. Yes, self-driving cars are the future, but people will NEVER give up driving if they have a choice. This is t…
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Comment #12003199
If you're only interested in programming because of entrepreneurial ideas, you will be a crap programmer.
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Comment #11955498
Sounds like you're suffering from "imposter syndrome". If you've made it to chapter 7, keep going! I'm certain most people wouldn't have made it to chapter 3.
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Comment #11826776
Yes, next question.
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Comment #11825868
Jimmy Wales, lol.
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Comment #11825840
Please don't lump Elon Musk with Richard Feynman. Musk isn't fit to carry Feynman's shoes.