cozicoolmail

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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
I personally do not think it is a right of an employee to have privacy when having a discussion with another employee, over a work medium, about a work related matter. Just because using the ability to read private messages screams micro-ma
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
That is the case for some legislation, such as when is necessary to override a presidential veto. Requiring it for all legislation would pretty much lead to a standstill, or worse - peddling to the special interests of a small coalition (th
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
Black Girls Code, in my opinion, is a great organization with a well executed mission and good reach (several major cities throughout the US). Glad Rust picked them. Source: I've volunteered for them in the past as an instructor.
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
We've had pretty good luck with it thus far. Generally, it is a good way to chop off the long tail of "not good enough" and bring the better ones onsite. As you said, we calibrated our general expectation to what we think is
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
Looking through the change log: GPU based Metal renderer ( https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/wikis/Metal-Renderer ) This might offer great performence, I'm looking forward to compare this with alacritty.
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
I also don't get it. Why would I want a full web browser to power my terminal? Just because we can, doesn't mean that we should...
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
At my current job (where i've interviewed candidates) we give out a take home assignment, but we explicitly enforce a 2 hour time limit to do it. We felt this was reasonable because combined with an onsite interview and a phone screen,
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
This seems like a good thing. Admittedly, before reading this I did not even realize companies could force employees into arbitration. I’d be curious to hear a concrete argument saying this is a job killer. Would companies hire less employe
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
Exactly - and for all intents and purposes, that should be good enough. If the data is marked "deleted" and then written over within some reasonable amount of time (whatever their VACCUM cycle is to rewrite the immutable partition
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
That's not proof of anything...
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
Broken up into what? It's not Facebook's monopoly over social media that's the issue being discussed.
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
Even if these things were dead simple, I cannot see any of my non-technical friends using products like these. It is simply prohibitively complicated compared to dropbox - that "just works". I even recall a comment on here when Dr
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
*Git already did it. GitHub is just a site running a Git server for people to use.
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
How would you prove identity on a blockchain? You'd be worse equipped than Facebook. Are you suggesting some entity verify folks who sign up for this distributed social network? Make an Ehtereum contract to do it? Either way, this soun
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
"Support new housing in your town. The State is adding bonuses for adding new housing units, but developers are choosing not to use them, for fear of community backlash." Current landlords will always vote against expanding housin
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by cozicoolmail 8y ago
RocksDB is an embedded KV store, so unlike Redis it's not meant to be consumed over the network. Facebook wrote it as a backend for MySQL (see MyRocks - http://myrocks.io/ ). Think of it more as a SQLite use case (which
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by cozicoolmail 9y ago
I've been looking forward to trying this out, no good mail clients on Linux
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by cozicoolmail 9y ago
Who does that leave to help with your OS? Apple? Their support is pretty bad too.
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by cozicoolmail 9y ago
"Not to mentioned that people criticizing work-life balance of engineers in the us haven't visited google offices." Google and other tech companies in the U.S having nice offices doesn't mean the work life balance of Goo