throwaway74628

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by throwaway74628 2mo ago
I anticipate and welcome the market price of slopware dropping to zero, given that it’s now in infinite supply. Too much talent has been cohabiting with SO copypasters, MBA idiots, and management dorks for too long, time to break up.
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by throwaway74628 3mo ago
Nit: the police chief was also stalking and harassing at least one man
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by throwaway74628 3mo ago
“Too dangerous to release” has been exploited for marketing. A sizeable plurality of the informed public know as much. Regulatory capture is a thing.
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by throwaway74628 4mo ago
Any can can be kicked down the road in the name of pragmatism, sure, but IME the kind of tech debt you’re describing often comes about from lack of fear and respect for complexity and the damage it can do. Before you can reduce complexity,
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by throwaway74628 6mo ago
I’ve never encountered an initiative to “shift left” that wasn’t directly motivated by clunky, slow, unreliable and unmaintainable E2E tests. Failing earlier, especially pre-deployment, with targeted integration and contract testing is fabu
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by throwaway74628 7mo ago
Artists picked at random will still be subject to existing conditions, those best able to maneuver within the social and political currents will inevitably outperform those who cannot. Those running the program are ill-equipped to define it
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by throwaway74628 7mo ago
A novel treatment for the proverbial dying man. I understand that this program is currently assigned at random but it’s prudent to assume that they’ll shift to a “merit based” system before long i.e. sweetheart deals for members of the righ
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by throwaway74628 1y ago
This comment sums up well how the spirit of the law is not being upheld, given that the biggest players in government, finance, and the corporate world are working together hand in glove. >”Corporations cannot exist without government in
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by throwaway74628 1y ago
Judith Miller re: Saddam’s WMDs
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by throwaway74628 1y ago
That’s my point.
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by throwaway74628 1y ago
Slathering oneself in mud if you need to endure harsh sun exposure is the most common answer I’ve seen to this question. Otherwise, I agree with your comment, the “best practice” of avoiding sun exposure is as unintuitive as the grain-heav