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Why do we codify stuff?
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Memoizit – a Python memoize library for legacy code
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Development Platforms and the Strategy of Getting There
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When to kill the canary
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First Impressions on GitOps and Kubernetes
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cixter
5y ago
This sounds really interesting! Do you have any links where I can read more about this power starvation attack?
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6y ago
Probably like this: myprog - > file.txt
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The Secret to Great Development Teams
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Monitor your website with cloud functions
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6y ago
I wouldn't call nine years relatively recent
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6y ago
Blixhavn.dev I run a Ghost installation on a Debian VM, reverse proxied through Nginx and set up with Let's Encrypt.
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7y ago
The coolest thing about this read is the idea of a free-beer.bounty lowkey CTF file in my home dir.
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cixter
7y ago
I'm not sure I understand. How can you believe in UBI and still believe that it's up to private initiatives to care for those who can't provide for themselves? As for your second point: I wasnt aware we're only here for
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7y ago
You're right, I did extrapolate your statement - sorry about that. It's clear we're approaching this issue from completely different fundamental positions. To me, your question is uninteresting because my underlying belief is
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cixter
7y ago
With regards to the rent: yes, the rent might rise somewhat over time, but not to completely fill that wage gap. There are so many other things influencing rent and economics, so I don't see that as a probable consequence. Also, giving
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How about people without "reasonable intelligence"? Do they deserve the hardships of perpetual poverty? Why should genes and a genetic lottery decide if you can live a decent life or not?
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cixter
7y ago
No moral judgement? He's literally stating that he thinks people who can't get out of poverty within 10-20 years are not worth his empathy. It's clear as day that he considers her to a large degree responsible for her situati
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Yeah, we have a comfortable cushion in our pension fund, but other scandinavian and european countries have a similar solution. But what do you mean "would go straight into the landlords pockets". Are you saying that rent would im
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How would a minimum wage slow Ms. Brown down and make her poorer? To be serious, I would really like an anecdotal example on how medicare for all, minimum wage and a better social support system would be negative.
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cixter
7y ago
I'm suspecting that you're picking up the wrong attitude here. We're not saying that all jobs should be chill and easy and "great forever". We're saying that they should be compensated properly. As a CS enginee
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When would she have time to do this? Also (and I feel like I'm grasping at straws getting this point across), when your whole existence revolves around just getting to work and back, is it fair of us to require people to have the horiz
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7y ago
But should it really have been that hard for you? Massive creds for managing to pull yourself out, but it seems unfair and petty to wish upon others the same hardship you've had.
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7y ago
Coming from Norway, this article is horrendous. I can never understand the mentality that lies behind all of the arguments most you guys are presenting here - defending the employers shit salary and rights. You guys know that McDonalds mana
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7y ago
Good luck! :)
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Do the Boring Stuff
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7y ago
I found that climbing/bouldering regularly (a couple of hours once a week) helps tremendously with classical office-related pains, such as in the back and underarms/wrists. I've never had any serious issues with this though.
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When events become goto-statements
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DevOps as an IT Consultant
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