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by 0xEFF 6y ago
The people huddled in offices with an angry mob banging on the door were terrorized.
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
After 10+ years with Vim, and 5 on emacs before that I switched to vscode this year and have been pleasantly surprised. I tried vscode in 2018 and it wasn’t there yet. What I like better than vim: Better integration with python. Per-workspa
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
The role you describe is a technical account manager and Google has hired many. I’m a Google cloud partner and every project I’ve worked on has had multiple TAMS doing exactly what you describe, working hand in hand with customers, connect
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
> And the 30% that you mention that run VMs... Wouldn't they be pretty happy if Intel added dedicated CPU instructions to make VMware better? They have this today. What would make them happier is cutting power utilization by half or
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
> Twitter literally claims that "To all of those who have asked, I will not be going to the Inauguration on January 20th." was the straw that broke the camels back [0]. That isn't an objective bar. When President Trump pub
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
Google Cloud has quite good support and professional services. I’ve worked with them for 3 years and can’t think of any services that have been killed. They are very customer focused. From my perspective as a partner cloud services are more
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
You can get 2.5% today with good credit. Rates just dropped again yesterday to a new all time low.
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
The caffeinate command is built into macos. Edit: This keeps the computer awake until 6 PM each day. caffeinate -u -i -s -t $(($(date -j -f "%a %b %d %T %Z %Y" "$(date +"%a %b %d 18:00:00 %Z %Y")" "+%s
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
Do you expect to see a box on a shelf of any retail store labeled, “Amphetamine” with a colorful picture of drugs? It’s entirely reasonable for the retail store to tell the vendor to rename the product or else it will be removed from the sh
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
Isn’t it just like a progressive tax and there’s never a disincentive to make more money?
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
Would a full-cabin CarPlay beat other luxury EV interfaces? I think that's the question. Auto manufacturers produce sub-par software interfaces. Is there a luxury EV that runs purely on android or produces a software interface as go
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
> I'm also not sure what Apple's edge here is. At this point all I really want out of an entertainment center is a screen for my phone to plug into. Apple has been doing CarPlay for years. If they do at least as well with the r
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
Not entirely, if you don't owe AMT in subsequent tax years then you get the money back as a tax credit. https://www.kiplinger.com/article/taxes/t055-c000-s001-the-a...
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
dtrace has also been on macOS since 10.5, with a pretty nice GUI app as well. I’ve used it to trace ruby and python code to isolate slow API requests from the end user’s perspective.
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
Caching proxies and traffic controlling NAT.
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
The system learned people buy one seat to try followed by more if they like it. It doesn’t know how many bathrooms you have, but it’ll learn after your second purchase or lack thereof.
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
I find it much easier to use direnv and set GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL in each of ~/work/.envrc and ~/personal/.envrc No need to reconfigure every repo this way.
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
I’ve recently started syncing these single binaries along with zsh dotfiles using them to all the machines I use with syncthing and have been extremely happy with the result. Just had to set PATH=$HOME/Sync/$(uname)/$(uname
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
What about rails doesn’t “just work” in a containerized platform?
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
OPs points are valid. Filesystem work requires experience with system calls and I/O behavior. Java strives to abstract the underlying system away from the developer. System level tooling written in Java frequently requires twice as
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
Different software expects different headers for http, and some software isn’t http based. Proxy protocol addresses these situations.
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
> Many jobs don't allow for much exploration and you don't have leverage to call shots. It's usually uphil battle to even introduce any significant change. Also side projects shouldn't be just for goal of finding new
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
Perhaps, but skill is more rare than luck. More importantly there’s no way to tell the difference.
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
How would you process an unordered response?
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
I'm not making it up: https://gist.github.com/jeffmccune/0f381a69e0a8111c3cac88291... WRITE: bw=184MiB/s (193MB/s), 184MiB/s-184MiB/s (193MB/s-193MB/s), io=10.8GiB (11.6GB), run=60067
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
I use an atom C2558 as a file server. It runs under 15 watts, has no fan, 32 GB of ECC memory, quad gigabit Ethernet ports and runs ESXi hosting a Debian ZFS file server. It’s perfectly balanced. It can read and write at full gigabit speed,
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
Consult. If your client doesn’t follow your advice most of the time move on to a client who does.
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
s/personal moat/specialization /g Fixed it.
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
s/better/worse/ Edit: No, better is correct, missed the switch from 11th in europe to the 10th in the world.
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by 0xEFF 6y ago
Containerization reduced the value proposition of configuration management.

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