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rdavl
10y ago
So basically all criticism is bad?
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rdavl
10y ago
Even if content is no good?
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rdavl
10y ago
Maybe I am, but really stressful environments are stressful for everyone. If you are unable to cope with some levels of stress it is not the coding that is the problem, it is you. Or do we just go around blaming everything else for our prob
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rdavl
10y ago
True, I also use his work, and I am not saying he personally is a bad person, but these burn out posts come so often lately that it makes me wonder if people even know any definition of it. Quick google search tells me this: > ruin one&#
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rdavl
10y ago
> Having burned out a number of times So this more like a being sick of doing things temporarily? What you are doing and the effort you have to put in is what puts stress on you isn't it? > ("bomb technician," huh?) Huh
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rdavl
10y ago
Platform has nothing to do with it. If you keep reading unrealistic marketing stories and believe what they say... well you are the problem... A lot of people read the same things, should we all burn out?
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rdavl
10y ago
> Burnout is, unfortunately, a very real phenomena in software development These people sound like they are bomb technicians not software developers... > "I'd rather do anything else than this right now" — even though w
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rdavl
10y ago
Some languages actually have standard libraries so don't need bazookas..
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Property based testing – a brief retrospective
(david.mcilwee.me)
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10y ago
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rdavl
11y ago
Fair point, I am not pretending that everyone will have same requirements and oppinions. But even with SSL at least the domain is still visible. And in some cases there are ways to infer what URL you actually visited. I also see companies u
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rdavl
11y ago
And with that I absolutely agree. So what is the level of paranoia that SSL is useful for? Since this is what the article says: > Encryption makes it more difficult for governments and other third parties to monitor your traffic. It als
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rdavl
11y ago
This is all great, and I can see the benefit of having HTTPS available for all the sites. That being said, various documentation has started serving docs on HTTPS only which means I can not access it from work. There are a lot of scenarios
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rdavl
13y ago
Yes that probably helps, since our countries suck to do any real business. (and don't make me quote, this is a known fact here). I do hope you do very well, I just can't seem to get over the fact you had to go back to Balkans, sucks for you
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rdavl
13y ago
I'm just eager to see how long will it take him to fail in Bosnia (not because he's not capable but the Bosnian legislature is shit for anyone not doing illegal work, same goes for Serbia, Croatia and maybe even Kosovo.)
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rdavl
14y ago
I think what you are looking for is called "common sense". You won't be going around murdering people since it is common sense and you are brought up this way. Murder and dirty joke is not the same thing if you have any common sense and tha
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rdavl
14y ago
Hehe, yeah, he should be fired for saying "F k you nvidia" on school premises.
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rdavl
14y ago
Hmm, I always saw each of them as an answer to completely different problem, so I have hard time contemplating this scenario. How exactly would CPU be more like GPU? What would happen to branching and out of order execution pipelines? Do yo
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rdavl
14y ago
So nobody argues that scientific papers should be free for everyone to use?
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rdavl
14y ago
Mass killing is perhaps a bad choice of words, but you really shouldn't be allowed to own any kind of automatic firearms, silencers, military sniper rifles. Nor should anyone be allowed to keep home any amount of explosive substances or exp
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rdavl
14y ago
Well, maybe I am being silly, but you can make all the carts you want there will still be a hungry child on each corner, there will still be a beaten wife in some household etc. and the only reason I can see for all this is that we failed a
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14y ago
Hmm, if someone made a chart of how many man/women had given birth I wonder what would the ratio be? I dislike people wanting their rights in cases where those rights have been made up by other people. It's not about whether you are a man o
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rdavl
14y ago
Hope he had backups...
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rdavl
14y ago
Bot of these comments are excellent, I love the comparison to multi-classing. I think it really hits the point.
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rdavl
14y ago
Saying that humans live a very long time is quite relative. Compared to what? A butterfly or a solar system? > An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which > can be made, in a narrow field. - Niels Bohr I don't think mo
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14y ago
It is trivial as long as your assignment is trivial and supported out of the box. Also, .NET is a complete platform, while PHP/Python/JS are programming languages not frameworks. For example Cake, Django or Rails would [parhaps] be better c
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rdavl
15y ago
They do have rate limit requests per any IP. Try hitting F5 lots of times.