oceanswave

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by oceanswave 4y ago
So do you feel FedEx should make their own trucks, ships, and planes?
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by oceanswave 4y ago
It’s just a major coincidence that whitelist is the opposite of being placed on a deny list
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by oceanswave 4y ago
What happens when you try to go fast through friction? You only generate heat.
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by oceanswave 4y ago
Does setting the gateway address on the wifi network to be your tailscale exit node ip work?
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by oceanswave 4y ago
But next is already react smirk
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by oceanswave 4y ago
I tend to come to the same conclusion. we communicate in characters forming words or sentences, symbols, and whitespace. As you indicate, text can be imprecise, but a good author knows how to phrase a sentence such that its meaning is bett
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by oceanswave 4y ago
Browsers themselves don’t do this for security snd sandboxing reasons. Each tab is another instance.
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by oceanswave 5y ago
How much of that 1.8 billion did he get when SO sold?
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by oceanswave 5y ago
Development is a massive cargo cult
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by oceanswave 5y ago
He knows about the three seashells
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by oceanswave 5y ago
A pump, a home depot bucket in shade, some duct tape and tubing would probably be sufficient.
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by oceanswave 5y ago
I guess it’s going to be Microsoft landing a datacenter-in-a-shipping-container on Mars before AWS does something similar at the rate that Blue Origin is going.
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by oceanswave 6y ago
Nobody mention the VS remote debugger and what mayhem one could cause if left running with a port open
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by oceanswave 6y ago
I wonder if there is a link between DCMA crackdowns and the decline of the music industry. Posit: with consumers watching more community produced content and that content prohibited from including traditionsl music sources that consumers m
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by oceanswave 6y ago
It’s unfortunate that the formula for transparent aluminum was so quickly discovered, and then lost, in the late 80’s.
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by oceanswave 6y ago
Cash bonuses based on ‘performance’ are tax deductable, so just another way of corporations to reduce tax liability.
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by oceanswave 6y ago
.net ultimate incoming
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by oceanswave 6y ago
I wonder how hard the is going to be when Apple Silicon forces us back to non-apple laptops
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by oceanswave 6y ago
Or just some old migs with high intensity lasers designed to constantly paint the cockpit. Humans have exploits too
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by oceanswave 6y ago
We’ve found the same behavior in normal person to person speech, so we’ve implemented a gag policy that nobody talks to one another during business hours. Ultimately, it’s person to person communication that we’ve found is the broken tool f
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by oceanswave 6y ago
Is the intent for EventNative to be used as a way to capture events in an eventsourcing pattern, where custom events may be generated by microservices or other applications? A follow up if that is the case, how are schema migrations handled
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by oceanswave 6y ago
The “public APIs form an immutable, irrevocable contract” argument means that an api layer with these tenants is always going to be a source of technical debt. Get it right the first time or fight an ever growing compatibility matainance wa
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by oceanswave 6y ago
Who designed these ‘eye’ things anyway, sounds like they took a lot of engineering shortcuts and amassed a metric boat-ton of technical debt
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by oceanswave 6y ago
Or like samsung phones, where they just stop giving you updates after 2 major releases
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by oceanswave 6y ago
So it’s more like gambling then, but if you beat the house, that’s fraud
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by oceanswave 6y ago
But usually only a single AZ or region... seems like this is bigger?
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by oceanswave 7y ago
It’s sad when a 5k monitor works flawlessly under macOS and then you fire up a windows VM with the latest version of SQL Server Management Studio and then needing to squint at the text
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by oceanswave 7y ago
Because you said that you’d take an OS with a registry over one with dotfiles, and his point is that these days you have both
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by oceanswave 7y ago
Truth is that the world economy relies more on linux-based systems than anything else, even in microsoft’s own datacenters
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by oceanswave 7y ago
If a spec defines a fully working part, and you go off and tackle the complexity by designing your own part that turns out to be non-compliant, then the blame is on the spec?

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