

Yes, you can run as many replicas as you want. It’s also incredibly lean on the synchronization bandwidth.
Yes, you can run as many replicas as you want. It’s also incredibly lean on the synchronization bandwidth.
You should make it oddNumbers.includes(num%10000000)
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Oh, you worked at Oracle by any chance?
You can throw the code away, but be assured that the vibe-coder also vibe-specified the software and you will have to negotiate each functionality change with the client.
And each one will take much longer than the original coder too!
Cool. You can just add it on the systemsettings.
Your windows disappearing in a flame seems awesome…
Nah, the author thinks vim is emacs or something like it.
A really good way to evaluate an ecosystem is looking if people look into documentation or stack overflow first.
When it’s stack overflow, the ecosystem always suck.
“It goes almost all the way to the ceiling. I just need you to connect the last layer into the structure, it should be a 15 minutes work, right? I already settled the deadline with your boss. Tanks; bye.”
To be fair, the largest problem here is that it presents itself as the kind of isolation that would respect firewall rules, not that they don’t respect them.
People wouldn’t make the same mistake in NixOS, despite it doing exactly the same.
manual flushing of pipes
Seriously, pipes should default to unbuffered…
It’s good when you are involved on a single team, so you only have 1 ~1 hour standup to participate…
Any good inline help would run dir into your variable and discover it overloads that operator. It’s a fault of your tools.
I’m not sure “computer” was even a profession back at that time.
So, it’s an almost useless dimension with misleading names? Yeah, it’s a good “political compass”.
As you noticed, they have had a quality assurance structure for way longer than 2 years. They’ve had it for close to 20 years now.
When they used to have this philosophy, they did always have something broken on their site, and go out of air once in a while. And they did benefit greatly from the speed they got from it, for a while, until it started being harmful.
The reason Meta could operate that way was because they were a platform for people sending funny texts to each other with no promises of security or privacy.
By the way, even they don’t operate like that anymore.
Kids this days won’t even get a dated reference…
Let’s schedule a meet-up at 00/00 year 0000 to talk about it.