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wolco
6y ago
Debugging? If you could write to disk and suddenly can't.. you are out of diskspace. If you can't tab complete you are out of diskspace. Migrating for additional storage? Why not add additional storage..
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wolco
6y ago
Doesn't this hurt the poor while enabling the rich to continue being wasteful.
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wolco
6y ago
Sort of but only the new parts would fall under gpl the rest bsd.
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wolco
6y ago
I doubt you could write unmaintainable insecure php code. I'm positive you could write error prone garbage in any language.
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wolco
6y ago
To hire back young people on contract would cost more than the entry level salaries they hold.
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wolco
6y ago
Wouldn't they be cheaper as businesses invest to use less carbon over time.
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wolco
6y ago
As a child in the late 80s it was the three r's. Then the bluebox program became the focus.
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wolco
6y ago
If they didn't receive those high salaries they wouldn't be able to take those personal trips. The more employees the higher the multiplier. So what are we exactly offsetting.
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wolco
6y ago
Amazon doesn't belong on the list because it's a limited trial one year. Plus if you go over the limits you are charged. You can game some free resources over the trial period if you are careful. Not the best for set and forget.
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wolco
6y ago
No I have an older relative who creates a new account every other week for whatever reason. Think of how many accounts are created for games reasons. Some games require friends taking action to progress. Some allow friends to send prizes l
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wolco
6y ago
It would be more impressive if you solved it right away.
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wolco
6y ago
Can you come back in a year and share?
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wolco
6y ago
Are you sure? I mean the 10 years of success spent over various companies projects on resumes have a high false rate because after they took your coding test they didn't do as well as you thought they should? Did you hire any of them
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wolco
6y ago
This only makes sense if they want top talent. Usually they want cheap/easy to push around talent and for that you need a screener that filters out the best and whoever remains will have the strength to deal with bully managers or lac
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wolco
6y ago
Docker doesn't run on windows 10 without virtualization enabled in the bios. The computer a purchased last year didn't have support for this feature and there is no way to run docker.
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wolco
6y ago
The people in the know who believe it's obvious will be the same people who know the price of an oculus. As for the rest of us. We neither know the price of an oculus $150? or that an oculus isn't as open source as other product
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wolco
6y ago
It is a valid retort and trying to hide that fact when comparing doesn't do it justice.
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wolco
6y ago
He would probably double that by selling t-shirts.
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wolco
6y ago
This is new and exciting but we must understand the use case. For solo developers on projects with a huge amount of github stars this might make sense. It enables you to work on the project full time. The tailwind project model seems like
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wolco
6y ago
The dangers in some sports when people are at different levels is great. Football, hockey even baseball can result in death.
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wolco
6y ago
Wow did not realize these open gender policies have resulted in such outcomes. I guess the only option is to remove men/womens altogether and have them complete against all sexes. Another option is to have a separate category for them
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wolco
6y ago
Now if you started sooner and if people took it more seriously perhaps numbers would be different.
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wolco
6y ago
I like ReactPHP I've been using a really small project that has a good implementation of workman. https://github.com/walkor/phpsocket.io
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wolco
6y ago
The big problem is once google killed it no new information will come and google can't scrape what doesn't exist
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wolco
6y ago
a) no b) yes I'm pretty happy with what php has become. Don't really understand the typescript benefit here. I would like to see a popular async framework.
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wolco
6y ago
34m ads on each page load? Why not use an ad serving network?
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wolco
6y ago
The question is why did he need that specific php version? Was there something that required it and if so could that be isolated?
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wolco
6y ago
Have you joined second life yet?
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wolco
6y ago
No one touched on this but the experience of viewing through the waybackmachine is awful. Media many times will not be saved so pages look broken. The iframe and the iframe breakers on original sites can kill any navigating. The waybackmac
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wolco
6y ago
Perl was mainstream and exists in many corners. Haskell was never mainstream.
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