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by 0x445442 3y ago
But you’re not going to play this on your 286… https://youtu.be/yCUppUOarpg
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by 0x445442 3y ago
No, my wife has had patients that have been on hospice for over a year. In order to get benefits they have to be demonstrably in decline.
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by 0x445442 3y ago
My wife is a hospice nurse and she is constantly at odds with her company over admitting non appropriate patients. The industry is rife with fraud with “marketers” selling people who are looking for free home health care on hospice benefits
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by 0x445442 3y ago
This resource and the comments highlight the idea that an OS shell is not just a piece of software that runs in a terminal emulator. I think there’s a lot of misconceptions out there that OS shells are synonymous with bash, zsh, fish etc. B
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by 0x445442 3y ago
Treating HTML as strings is fine if one remembers what it’s original intended use was; stateless display of hyperlinked text with a smattering of hypermedia.
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by 0x445442 3y ago
Excellent response. By and large the field is a cargo cult where the members are particularly adept at constructing straw man and false equivalency arguments to support specific preferences which are not rooted in anything resembling object
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by 0x445442 3y ago
I was a Hydro-Porcelain Engineer while in college.
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by 0x445442 3y ago
But of course those no money in just giving away data in an easily parsable way.
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by 0x445442 3y ago
> Lots of bug fixes to Node.js Does Node.js have lots of bugs still?
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by 0x445442 3y ago
"Blockchain is an opportunity to track money" Cool, let's start by putting all government transactions on an open blockchain.
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by 0x445442 3y ago
Pinbot Circuits Activated
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by 0x445442 3y ago
Gmail allows you to mark an email as read.
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by 0x445442 3y ago
Gmail allows you to mark an email as read.
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by 0x445442 3y ago
This is fantastic. Young folks get to take advantage of wage arbitrage. Midwestern towns gutted by 40 years of foreign slave wages get an influx of new blood and a revitalized service sector. Two, seemingly warring, demographics get to cros
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by 0x445442 3y ago
You know what makes a damn good reader? Gmail. Setup a script that parses RSSAtom feeds and then email the URLs to a Gmail account. Add the title of the post as the subject and add hashtags after the URL in the body. Then you can use GMail’
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by 0x445442 3y ago
IIRC ESR also pontificated about dead bits vs. live bits and pretty much predicted the demise of the technical book industry which was massive at the time. Edit spelling.
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by 0x445442 3y ago
TDS manifests itself in many ways. Blaming the failure of SVB on Trump is just one of them.
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by 0x445442 3y ago
I find it useful for scripty things once you come to terms with not needing to write to stdout. Although there are ways to do that and call into the image from shebang scripts. Also, as long as you leave the image running you can setup cron
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by 0x445442 3y ago
What’s it do about news worthy content that’s not reported?
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by 0x445442 3y ago
> long command names are unwieldy and counterproductive (see PowerShell) Going to have to disagree here. PowerShell reminds me of Lisp Machines/Emacs in this regard. As long as the shell supports completions this isn't an issue
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by 0x445442 3y ago
When do you want the browser to be anything more than a hypertext document viewer and why?
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by 0x445442 3y ago
Don't know if this [0] is where RelativeDelta pulled the rhetoric from but he's not alone. [0] https://youtu.be/bhYw-VlkXTU
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No Gmail?
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by 0x445442 3y ago
I think you’re first instinct is correct given libraries like Linq and GQL in Groovy. The relational algebra is decidedly different versus say map, filter and reduce.
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by 0x445442 3y ago
Yep. If you don’t track the hours for The Process it’s just pure conjecture whether or not The Process is a value add.
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by 0x445442 3y ago
You speak as if corporations are separate from governments.
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I’d like to know these places you speak of because every single time I’ve applied for a job in the past ~15 years where I didn’t have explicit experience in the specific programming language that was specified, I failed to get the job. A lo
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by 0x445442 3y ago
Interesting, I didn’t know perfect pitch was something you could practice. My son was a pretty high level french horn player and from a very early age he had perfect pitch. His teachers always told us it was something you’re born with.
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by 0x445442 3y ago
Good question.
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Right, but what graphics are they processing in a serverless context or when it’s mining bitcoin?

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