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by truffdog 5y ago
> The whole dependency system seems to basically be a reimplementation of Conan using pure CMake. If that sentence on its own does not make cold sweat run down your back then let it be noted that one of the dependencies obtained in this
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by truffdog 5y ago
It was Solaris only, so there is definitely an asterisk somewhere.
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> let's say a car tended to crash into children (maybe they are harder to detect with cameras), more often than adults This is already true today of human drivers because of the tall SUVs that are so popular. Do you think matching
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That is the Kaseya business model.
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by truffdog 5y ago
If Microsoft is confident that Copilot is not a parrot, they should include their proprietary codebases in the training database.
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by truffdog 5y ago
Dianne Feinstein ran for mayor in like 78 on a platform of solving homelessness. It's wayyyy older.
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by truffdog 5y ago
Alon Levy's blog is a gold mine for more in-depth looks at various facets of this. https://pedestrianobservations.com/2021/01/15/friends-dont-l... comes to mind as a touchstone gripe about institutions a
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by truffdog 5y ago
Do people still turn their video on? I feel like it has been months for my team.
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by truffdog 5y ago
I don't know- who among us has never wanted to quit working, move to a tropical paradise, and "live life to the fullest".
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by truffdog 5y ago
For some reason I cannot recall, a friend of mine had me read a bunch of proper radfem terf blogs back in like, 2010. I remember being impressed with the coherence of their worldview, even if it, uh, was not flattering. Men were all inheren
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by truffdog 5y ago
I don't even trust myself, I like to set up PRs+integration test gates even when I am working solo. That said, everyone pushing to trunk all the time is how we did stuff when we used subversion, so the sky won't fall. But I would
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by truffdog 5y ago
Tenure and firing protections and procedures are negotiated with the union. Unreasonable protections can be a concession to union bargainers in lieu of pay, and are common in union shops for that reason.
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In my home school district, it took years (and many months of formal observers) to fire teachers who habitually came to work drunk or simply didn't do their job, and pre-tenure teachers would all get axed when the economy went downhill
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by truffdog 5y ago
This is Steve Yegge paraphrasing and exaggerating, it is not the actual text of the memo.
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Sure, but the core team already knows about this, and already knows that it's bad. If they had signed a pledge to not tolerate bad things back in 2019 when CoCs were cool I'm not sure how that would change anything. More ways for
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by truffdog 5y ago
I use fugitive, which lets me pop open a blame view for code I'm looking at and trace its lineage. It's often helpful, and when the commit messages are good, very helpful.
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by truffdog 5y ago
The Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia has a great, exhaustive overview of the earlier iteration of that. Drug money is very attractive for intelligence agencies/militaries- it's free and off the books.
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The National Endowment for Democracy is the official media influence stuff, which funds NPR domestically, and only really goes wild abroad. The biggest and most obvious way the CIA impacts media is through leaks to journalists, though.
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> Specifically for Stripe, I trust them The problem with this is that the user isn't trusting Stripe today, they are trusting Stripe today, and all future Stripe managers and owners until the user dies and no longer cares. That&#x27
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OP might want to check their security software- things that hook into every file access can really kill compilation performance.
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Honestly I agree, it's not worth upvoting
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He is a prominent economist, blogger, and pundit who appears regularly on mainstream outlets like NPR.
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by truffdog 5y ago
This is true! It's also a checklist item that often involves shuffling a lot of bits around, storing them for 60, 90, or 366 days, and then deleting them, and without anyone or anything having read them.