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The Requirement of Requirements in Software Projects – Yakir Havin(yakirhavin.com)
2 points by l0b0 2mo ago|0 comments
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Data Engineers Should Be Held to the Same Standards as Bakers(hermit-tech.com)
2 points by l0b0 2mo ago|0 comments
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Nightly Rust Development with Devenv(paperless.blog)
3 points by l0b0 3mo ago|0 comments
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Research Replication Attempt(paperless.blog)
2 points by l0b0 3mo ago|0 comments
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Testing desktop notifications with NixOS(paperless.blog)
3 points by l0b0 3mo ago|0 comments
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I am not a Software Engineer(huronbikes.mataroa.blog)
71 points by l0b0 4mo ago|11 comments
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Galileo's Basilisk(hexmhell.writeas.com)
3 points by l0b0 4mo ago|0 comments
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BMW deploys the humanoid robot AEON in production sites in Germany(robotics.hexagon.com)
3 points by l0b0 7mo ago|0 comments
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by l0b0 8mo ago
You should try some good homemade lutefisk. No, not just lutefisk, that's like judging burgers by only eating the patty. Rather with all the accoutrements: fried bacon, pea stew, boiled cherry potatoes, and white sauce.
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by l0b0 8mo ago
"GOG GALAXY is a long-lived product with a large and complex C++ codebase." Also known as a shitshow. Hopefully the new engineer(s) will be encouraged to at least add some tests and refactor things to stay sane. No mention of a li
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by l0b0 10mo ago
Maybe it's time for some decently funded other organisation (not a teracorp) to take over Firefox specifically, then let Mozilla go its own way into the sunset. No idea how that could be arranged, though.
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by l0b0 1y ago
Just about every week I find "new" GitLab bugs which, after a quick search, turn out to be 5+ years old, with lots of community engagement, but seemingly zero movement from GitLab itself. I wonder what GitLab devs actually work on
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by l0b0 1y ago
Pinboard (still decent, just don't expect your money back if you pay for the permanently broken PDF export feature) until I can self-host Linkding[1]. [1] https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pulls?q=is%3Aopen+is%
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by l0b0 1y ago
"May shrink on first washing" or something like it seems to be pretty common; you might've accidentally tried something on which had that labelling (or didn't, which would suck).
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by l0b0 1y ago
No mention of value engineering? Isn't that what every big company does to a successful product? Barely-noticeable quality decreases compound over years, and more noticeable ones are rationalized away as necessary for survival. It do
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by l0b0 1y ago
It's happening now , not in 950 years.
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by l0b0 1y ago
It's mostly just semantic drift. "REST" is less of a mouthful than "JSON over HTTP". Nobody ever realised the potential of discoverability.
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Artificial Innovation(4u.lol)
3 points by l0b0 1y ago|0 comments
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by l0b0 1y ago
"Not only is there no reward, nor can you ever expect a reward, for doing the right thing, it also often comes at a personal cost." That's too cynical. I take personal satisfaction in not taking such jobs, and that's no
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by l0b0 1y ago
Absolutely, although it never got as far as an actual job offer before the rejection. A couple of minutes of online searches should be enough to highlight any horrible behaviour before even applying.
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The Art of Markdown(raw.githubusercontent.com)
1 points by l0b0 1y ago|0 comments
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That's a Lot of YAML(noyaml.com)
82 points by l0b0 1y ago|55 comments
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by l0b0 2y ago
Nice find! As for the provider, since they missed this extremely basic step (don't trust the client!!) I would expect they have many more undiscovered vulnerabilities.
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by l0b0 2y ago
Thanks for the explanation, although I now have more questions : - Why the "graph" aspect of "e-graphs", when it seems all of the ones I've seen in your article and on Wikipedia have only a single edge? Why not just
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by l0b0 2y ago
What is the context? Is there tooling to use these to simplify programs? Are they meant only for formal verification? Something else?
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Does X cause Y? An in-depth evidence review (2021)(cold-takes.com)
232 points by l0b0 2y ago|103 comments
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8M Requests Later, We Made the SolarWinds Supply Chain Attack Look Amateur(labs.watchtowr.com)
2 points by l0b0 2y ago|0 comments
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PC Forum (Idle Words)(idlewords.com)
1 points by l0b0 2y ago|0 comments
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by l0b0 2y ago
Thank you for sharing! I tried to see if I could replicate the result (unlikely, as I'm not a cosmologist, just a Python developer), but it's not possible: - They don't share all the input data, including something called &qu
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by l0b0 2y ago
How would Swiss Re get the data except by collaborating with Waymo?

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