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Comment #42605334
‘Like cloud-scale, no-code scale or NoSQL scale’. That is the dumbest statement I have heard this week. You should perhaps refrain from commenting, at-least until you gain the modi…
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Comment #37129955
True, but in some cases , it’s just a case of pedagogical mismatch . May I recommend https://www.scottaaronson.com/democritus/lec9.html ? I have cribbed from this endlessly when ex…
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Comment #34431008
Wouldn't the challenge be what does it mean that 'one tried their best' ? By using the word best there, it becomes yet another goal.
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Comment #34430905
A lot of religious/theological texts and frameworks talk about the balance between self forgiveness and self efficacy, and the need for perspective. "It was said of Reb Simcha Bune…
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Comment #31909485
Yegge called this the anti-loop - http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2008/03/get-that-job-at-goog... - back in 2008 hah. Still holds true.
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Comment #31852997
'Fast Inverse Square Root algorithm, which is under the GPL' The algorithm isn't under GPL, the code is. John took the algorithm itself from code which was written earlier.
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Comment #31020134
Wouldn't personality disorders be inseparable from physiological problems ? Is there any particular literature/reference you are basing this on, curious.
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Comment #29512838
Neither was I, but honestly, that wasn’t a hard argument to follow .
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Comment #17641742
Shouldn't everyone be judging (and improving) the quality of everyone's work in a team, if you want the project to succeed ? How is a manager to judge the quality of technical outp…
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Comment #17641721
Or they get tired/can't keep up with having to continuously learn and adapt, which cognitive dissonance defensively turns into disdain for 'something new'.
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Comment #17539321
Software engineers should know and start from Computer Science, why not ? Mechanical and Electrical engineers have to learn Physics, Control dynamics and Differential equations the…
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Comment #17477272
I believe the parent probably meant service as in the 'service' in SOA.
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Comment #17447233
It's interesting to see the HN responses in the GPA thread - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17441601 when compared to this one, although both boil down to the measure of scho…
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Comment #16206357
Comparing tax paid to market cap is disingenuous at best - I was surprised Bloomberg would print that, but they then go on to explain it in the article.
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Comment #15793793
Who has trillions ?
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Comment #15674709
Since you mentioned KMS, S3 has ACL mechanisms, along with separate mechanisms to encrypt at rest using KMS, or any client based key. On cloud based stores, you can't basically gua…
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Comment #15674561
I am not sure if thats necessarily true - a lot of folks are using cloud databases/datastores (Azure, S3 etc). Getting access to that is a different problem than remote code execut…
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Comment #14213805
Partially because Amazon lost to the Publishers in 2014-15 - https://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/14/technology/amazon-hachett... ? All ebook prices jumped after that. I am not sure why…
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Comment #10948371
> and had a few people conspire to potentially remove a few select items from my house. So I started going out in the city more, and now everything's back to the nice vibe it once …
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Comment #10249440
Wouldn't the equivalent of burger flipping be Java development, perhaps in a standardized framework ?
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Comment #10229439
Last I heard Google is still on Java 7 precisely because of this, although that might have changed. It's fun seeing the different theologies at Amazon and Google - I remember Yegge…
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Comment #9270939
For finite judges of imperfect knowledge it must lead to the use of two different scales of 'morality'. To ourselves we must present the absolute ideal without compromise, for we d…
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Comment #9150029
"Neckbeard" crowd ?
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Comment #8603792
How is that in anyway a reply to what s/he wrote ? Even snark should have a purpose.
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Comment #8162683
When did it come out ? I suspect it wasn't adopted widely a year ago.