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ABraidotti
4y ago
I'm sorry this happened. I sympathize with this guy! But a lengthy screed against a former employer is not going to open any doors, no matter how accurate it might be. Ideally, every nuanced interpersonal conflict could be handled by d
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4y ago
It's right after the second set of dashes.
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I've been thinking about using this or Docusaurus to start a blog. Does anyone have an opinion on which of the two is better/easier/etc?
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4y ago
I'm a frazzled git babysitter. All I ask is that you start with a verb and keep it in present tense!
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4y ago
I welcome this. Twitter is overrun with bots and anonymous shitposting. He's either going to make it better or invigorate the competition.
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4y ago
I had a great use case for SQLite last year. Client (incident response dept at megacorp) had a problem: their quarterly exercises of switching network storage devices from live servers to disaster recovery (DR) servers was a manual operatio
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5y ago
My hot take is that this represents actual human behavior, like in a human Sturgeon's law sense. 90% of campers are going to camp less than X times a year. (X == 3? IDK. some low number) They're going to go to Reddit and look for
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I spent 9 months in South America in 2012-2013, 5 of which I lived in Palermo Hollywood, Buenos Aires, aka the hipster ex-pat neighborhood. I loved it -- for the most part. I recall a few salient aspects of everyday life related to money: -
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5y ago
It looks like it's unfinished. At the bottom of the last existing chapter, it says "We now have the second-to-last section done!" and mentions something about building "the Abyss." I wonder if the author(s) meant to
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Caffeine suggests a jump start, which is what this tool purports to do.
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5y ago
Yes, they are great for developing modular python scripts, like for CLIs, where you might want to prototype some feature without importing the entire app. For example, I'm working on a cli for a client that ingests a bunch of spreadshe
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I am working a big financial sector consulting job right now where disaster recovery tools managers have to check if primary servers really do have recovery servers ready to spring up and mount network storage and firewall rules. It is an a
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5y ago
Don't forget Gron: https://github.com/tomnomnom/gron
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5y ago
> adolescents without a father in the home were 72.6% more likely to have suicidal ideation than those that did I wonder why this is, what the opposite (lacking mother) percentage is, and why that wasn't so salient.
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5y ago
What's the opposite -- where someone has an unfortunate name for their industry? I know of a developer with the last name Null.
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searching for lamb results in: Oh no! Your search returned no results. Try entering a less specific name. Ungulate seemed promising, but similarly returned nothing. Maybe a generic name next?
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5y ago
Check out Portswigger's Web Security Academy: https://portswigger.net/web-security
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5y ago
I enjoy Rob Graham on Twitter too: https://twitter.com/ErrataRob He often discusses current events in infosec if you're into that.
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By "evolutionarily ready," do you mean artificially selected for docility or other amenable characteristics? I think certain species are intractable and unable to be domesticated, while others seem to be much more pliable. It took
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5y ago
I have been using this app and it's awesome. The features are pretty simple but complete. Looking at the list of identified birds makes me think I'm just a two-legged ape living in a bird community, and I like that. I am also conv
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5y ago
And if you want a guided tour, the Annotated Turing by Charles Petzold is awesome. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Annotated_Turing
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6y ago
Marvel movies are also made to export to a global audience looking for family-friendly entertainment. I'm sure some countries' censors would balk at sexual content as much as they would disagreeable political content.
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Source code for CS:GO and TF2 dated 2017/2018 leaked
(twitter.com)
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I've been reading about how feral hogs are rapidly spreading across the US and Canada. Might wolves help curtail their expansion?
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7y ago
Ha, okay, just for some light-hearted context: it took me several decades of trying so many projects to finally find one and stick with it: web development. Now I'm a gainfully employed web developer and DevOps engineer, and a great lo
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Covid-19 Patterns and Trends
(covid-19.splunkforgood.com)
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