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by eldelshell 4y ago
The one tossing the nuclear threat is Putin whenever his tea is too cold.
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by eldelshell 4y ago
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by eldelshell 4y ago
This is why I don't like health related business models. In a similar scenario, who's stopping Susan from sueing over a "bad" outcome from the platform recommendation. When people's health is on the line, shit can g
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by eldelshell 4y ago
Pffft! And what next, running software on fat clients? Preposterous!!!
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by eldelshell 5y ago
My experience with SSE so far (take this as recommendations if you wish) You need to implement a server-side heartbeat feature. You need to handle the close event from EventSource and be able to reconnect. Tabs can be problematic. When you
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by eldelshell 5y ago
SSE has its own API (EventSource), it's not a normal fetch/ajax request. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Server-sent...
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by eldelshell 5y ago
Bluetooth PoS printers are a bitch to work with and good luck doing that from JS.
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by eldelshell 5y ago
IMO, LC (and similar) aren't a bad choice for the interview process. The problem comes when it's used as a silver bullet solution. Most seniors that'll show up to an interview are probably working and simply don't have t
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by eldelshell 5y ago
Funny thing is that A players can go downhill not because of their engineers, but because of their management. How many companies have we seen in tech go under because of bad engineering vs bad management?
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by eldelshell 5y ago
End of day you have to deal with physics. All those bits have to be stored somewhere. Have we really reached the point where the Facebook database can be stored in a distributed system across personal devices? Hell no! As a matter of fact,
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by eldelshell 5y ago
There are this things called "Exchanges" in every airport in the world. With the US dollar, Euro and some others, the world is your casino (following the comparison) and you can trade all of them. Same with gold and silver (althou
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by eldelshell 5y ago
Log4J is far from being the standard. As a matter of fact, JBoss, Quarkus, etc, aren't affected by this because they don't use log4j.
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by eldelshell 5y ago
I'll sell you a paper that says you own a Beanie Baby. That's NFT for you, but without the paper, so you don't even own a paper.
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by eldelshell 5y ago
I don't remember where but a guy made the comparison between NFT and those companies that sell stars, or land in Mars or the Moon, like they'll sell you a paper that says you own Proxima B. This is the best way to understand NFT.
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by eldelshell 5y ago
I read this comment every decade.
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by eldelshell 5y ago
This. You're only unprofessional if you start ranting about it at every opportunity you have, specially during a job interview.
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by eldelshell 5y ago
Just saying, check what a private health insurance costs in the US vs the UK. Even if the NHS is not the best, it's a big market force which makes it very hard for private insurances to fuck you up in the ass like in the US. At least i
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by eldelshell 5y ago
Some companies have a rule that if the extension of the business travel is longer than X you get business class. So if your French colleague came from France and then you went somewhere else together, they could've included a whole bus
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by eldelshell 5y ago
The main difference is that, at least in my country, my salary represents a part of what my company pays for my employment. AFAIR if I earn X my company is paying X*1.5 that goes into taxes, social security, etc. While in the US the salary
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by eldelshell 5y ago
I can hear all those binary trees being sorted.
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by eldelshell 5y ago
It's stupid. Let's stop leaks by creating another, centralized leak source... Leaks now in 4K!
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by eldelshell 5y ago
6. Microservices. It's not unusual to have several Microservices consume a common entity, like say, User. If every microservice has to authorize each request doing a db lookup, it doesn't scale either. He does bring fair points th
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by eldelshell 5y ago
I'm just going to add that it also helps to describe your intent on code. For example, on Quarkus or other Java frameworks you use javax.ws.rs annotations. So if you're reading your code and see @GET or @PATCH you know what that m
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by eldelshell 5y ago
It also isn't a "pure" HTML solution as all the magic is happening on CSS. So, convoluted CSS or two lines of JS?
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by eldelshell 5y ago
From the worst: always shower and stay up-to-date. From the best: abstract only when needed.
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by eldelshell 5y ago
You have to understand the Apple fanboy mindset. If it breaks, it's your fault. Soldered SSD? Do backups you dummy! Over heating? Just use it for email and browsing. Dead pixels? Get better glasses. No ESC key? Buy an external keyboard
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by eldelshell 5y ago
If by "strictly enforced" you mean a colleague will change your lock screen background to a goatse then that's how I learned.
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by eldelshell 5y ago
Are you still salty about systemd? Let it go, let it go.
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by eldelshell 5y ago
It's all bullshit.
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by eldelshell 5y ago
What a bunch of crap.

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