jtafurth

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by jtafurth 1mo ago
I doubt the question here is about willingness, but inability due to real medical conditions. Assuming real and sufficiently severe ADHD.
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by jtafurth 9mo ago
There are several valid reasons to "falsify" commit history. - You need to remove trash commits that appear when you need to rerun CI. - You need to remove commits with that extra change you forgot. - You want to perform any other
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by jtafurth 1y ago
I thought for a moment it was a really interesting wordplay which I did not understand.
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by jtafurth 1y ago
The way I see it, it's less about the technicalities of accuracy and more about the long term human and societal problems it presents when widely adopted. On one hand, every new technology that comes about unregulated creates a set of
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by jtafurth 1y ago
Being wrong when you are building a grocery management app is one thing, being wrong when building a bridge is another. For those sensitive use cases, it is imperative we create regulation, like every other technology that came before it, t
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by jtafurth 1y ago
I worked for an authority that issued digital certificates for SSL and digital signatures. It's not only about providing encryption but also about trust, when a top level entity issues a SSL certificate, a number of identity validation
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by jtafurth 2y ago
The real problem with the platform I think is discoverability, and that will get affected more and more with corporate clutches. However I do agree with your point overall, I'm struggling to see how this will not go the same path in a
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by jtafurth 3y ago
I wouldn't say it's an archaic problem, an example I can think of is writing scripts for infrastructure running minimal docker images where you want to keep the image size to a minimum, you would usually need to support both bash